Recently, another group of graduating students from our Institute received admission letters from universities in Japan and South Korea, and they are about to embark on a new journey of overseas study.

Among them, Zhuang Yong, a 2023-cohort Applied Japanese major from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences; Rao Shunyu, a 2023-cohort Big Data and Accounting major from the Business School; and Ma Zijie, a 2023-cohort Computer Application Technology major from the School of Artificial Intelligence successfully passed the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test and were admitted to Hokuriku University in Japan. They will go to Hokuriku University in September this year to study in its Betsuka (Japanese language) program, focusing on strengthening their Japanese language ability. After completing the language stage, the three will formally enter the third year of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at Hokuriku University in April 2027 to continue their undergraduate professional courses.

Feng Ying, a 2023-cohort Applied English major from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, received an admission letter from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in South Korea. She will formally enter the third year of the undergraduate program at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in September this year. After two years of study, she will receive the university’s undergraduate diploma and bachelor’s degree upon graduation.

Meanwhile, three other students from our Institute have successfully obtained exchange student status at South Korean universities and will soon go to South Korea for exchange study. Among them, Li Le, a 2024-cohort student from the School of Artificial Intelligence, and Lu Chenxiao from the School of Art and Creativity will go to Jeonbuk National University in South Korea as exchange students, while Yao Yunxi from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences will go to Woosong University as an exchange student.