| COOPERATIONInstitute of Economics and Finance, Nanjing Audit University |
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| On the afternoon of 23 October, a delegation from Queen's University Belfast visited the Institute of Economics and Finance (IEF) of Nanjing Audit University, and the two sides held a cooperation meeting in Room 902 of the Comprehensive Building on the Mochou Campus. The meeting was attended by Li Qianwen, Vice President of Nanjing Audit University; Yang Yan, Deputy Director of the Office of International Cooperation and Exchanges; Sun Yang, Dean of the Institute of Economics and Finance; Zhao Ningru, Executive Associate Dean of the Institute; Zhao Huiting, Director of the General Office; and, from Queen's University, Gordon Brown, Head of Global Admissions; Catherine Li, Head of Admissions for China; and Dr Kevin Mulligan, Senior Lecturer at the Business School. |
| Date | 23 October, afternoon | | Venue | Room 902, Comprehensive Building, Mochou Campus | | Nanjing Audit University | Li Qianwen, Vice President; heads of the Office of International Cooperation and Exchanges and of the Institute of Economics and Finance | | Queen's University Belfast | Gordon Brown, Global Admissions Director, and other delegates |
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| The cooperation meeting in progress |
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| Li Qianwen welcomed the delegation on behalf of the University and reviewed the long-standing, practical cooperation between the two institutions. He noted that the Financial Auditing program — a Sino-British joint education program with mutual credit recognition, established by the two universities in 2026 — had completed the enrollment of its first cohort of 30 students, marking a new stage in their cooperation.Zhao Ningru, Executive Deputy Director of the Institute of Economics and Finance, presented the joint education programs that the Institute plans to develop with Queen's University Belfast, together with its plans to apply for China Scholarship Council (CSC) programs. Gordon Brown showed strong interest in the proposals. After discussion, both sides agreed that, building on the sound cooperation already in place, they should further expand the areas of cooperation and raise the level of collaboration so as to achieve mutual benefit. |
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| After the meeting, the delegation met with student representatives of the Class of 2026 in the Financial Auditing Sino-British class and answered their questions about studying and living at Queen's University Belfast, the curriculum, and career development. |
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| The delegation with student representatives of the Class of 2026 |
| The meeting further consolidated the basis for cooperation between the two universities and pointed the way for Sino-foreign cooperative education at a higher level and in greater depth. The Institute of Economics and Finance will continue to advance its cooperation plans steadily and contribute to the high-quality development of the University's internationalization. |
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| Group photo of the two sides |
Reported by the School of Finance (Institute of Economics and Finance)
Nanjing Audit University | IEF · COOPERATION |
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