TUS creates worldwide hyperlinks with University of Shanghai for Science and Technology. The new settlement will create beneficial tutorial alternatives, foster innovation, and promote cultural change for college kids and workers at each establishments.
TUS and the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology introduced a partnership with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding
Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has taken a big step in increasing its international attain by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (USST).
The new settlement will create beneficial tutorial alternatives, foster innovation, and promote cultural change for college kids and workers at each establishments.
The core of the brand new partnership focuses on rising tutorial collaboration and facilitating workers and scholar change alternatives. This means TUS college students may have new probabilities to check in Shanghai, a vibrant and globally important metropolis. The MoU additionally covers Summer programmes, providing versatile, short-term research choices to expertise a brand new tradition and tutorial surroundings.
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A delegation from USST, led by Vice President Zhao Ming, just lately visited TUS campuses in Limerick and Athlone. The go to included excursions of the famend Limerick School of Art and Design and the Athlone campus, culminating within the official signing of the settlement by Vice President Zhao Ming and TUS’s Vice President Internationalisation and Alumni, Donnacha McNamara.
The partnership enhances the college’s dedication to offering college students with a world perspective, essential in as we speak’s world.
TUS President, Professor Vincent Cunnane, welcomed the signing of the MoU between TUS and USST, he mentioned, “This partnership aims to foster collaboration through the exchange of faculty, students and researchers, promoting innovation and global engagement between our two universities. It will enhance global learning opportunities for our students and faculty.”
Donnacha McNamara, Vice President Internationalisation & Alumni, commented: “TUS is committed to increasing opportunities for our students to complete study abroad at our network of 200 partner universities. Our Asia office is based in Shanghai for 25 years and oversees partnerships with more than 25 universities in China. Shanghai is a vibrant city and presents an excellent learning opportunity for TUS students to develop their knowledge of Chinese culture and business. Cultural awareness training is offered to TUS students considering a semester of study abroad.”