In line with deepening globalization, the School of Materials Science and Engineering adheres to the educational philosophy of Honoring Virtue, Fostering Knowledge, Exploring Matter, and Forging Materials, actively responding to the university’s “14th Five-Year Plan” for talent cultivation. The School has established a multi-level, wide-ranging, and high-quality international talent training system.
In recent years, nearly 30 students from the School have participated in research projects, academic exchanges, winter and summer camps, and short-term study programs at institutions including:
China-Belgium Exchange Association (Belgium)
Confucius Institutes at the University of Lorraine, ISC Paris Business School, and Alsace Region (France)
University of California, Davis (USA)
Monash University (Australia)
United Nations Association World Federation (Switzerland)
National University of Singapore
The University of Tokyo (Japan)
Shizuoka University (Japan)
Looking ahead, the School will continue to align with the university’s goal of becoming a world-class institution, adhere to the philosophy of Empowering Every Student to Excel, and enhance international exchange and cooperation. These efforts cultivate innovative professionals with global competitiveness in materials science, contributing to the university’s Double First-Class Initiative.
