Source: the Department of Scientific Research

On the morning of August 31st, Zhang Hong, the Deputy Director of Market Supervision and Management Department of Jilin Province, Yin Xu, the Director of Standardization Department, Zheng Wei, the Dean of Jilin Institute of Standardization and other three officials came to JISU for an inquiry and attended a meeting for the cooperation with JISU. President Qin He, as well as other school leaders and department heads from the Teaching Quality Evaluation Office and the Department of Scientific Research, joined them and participated in the talks.

Deputy Director, Zhang Hong, visited the Practice Teaching Center of the International Language and Culture -- Global Villages, the International Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center -- Shiqiao Building, the library and the International Exchange Center, and spoke highly of the JISU’s commitment to creating an international practice and teaching environment.

The cooperation meeting was held in the meeting room on the second floor of the International Exchange Center. President Qin introduced JISU's orientation, talent training, scientific research and cultural inheritance, and put forward a basic framework for a cooperation platform with the government. Zhang Hong, Deputy Director, gave high praise to JISU’s achievements and characteristics, and came up with ideas and suggestions for further promoting the in-depth cooperation between the school and the government.

 After the conference, both sides reached a consensus for working together to build the Standardization Big Data Center in Northeast Asia, a translation teaching practice base for Northeast Asian standard researches, so as to collect, translate and studying the standardization strategic planning and policy information of Northeast Asian countries. What’s more, both parties will continue efforts to carry out the in-depth cooperation in talent training, scientific researches, language services, platform construction, and other areas, in order to further promote the integration of government, industry, learning, research and application.