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On the afternoon of September 20, a 40-member delegation from the Malaysian National Front visited our university. Vice President Chen Jiangfeng received the delegation.

To gain an in-depth understanding of the university’s experience and practices in teaching, scientific research, discipline development, and industry-education integration—as well as to promote academic exchanges and cooperation between Chinese and Malaysian institutions—the delegation toured the training facilities of the School of Bioengineering,the School of Integrated Circuits (Artificial Intelligence), and the School of Automotive Engineering.

At the School of Bioengineering , the delegation visited the biopharmaceutical pilot base and pharmaceutical training labs , expressing admiration for the school’s scientific research achievements.

At the School of Integrated Circuits (Artificial Intelligence) , they observed the big data training base and the training session of the team preparing for the 4th "Silk Road Craftsmen" International Skills Competition . The delegation highly praised the university’s emphasis on cultivating students’ craftsmanship spirit.

At the School of Automotive Engineering , they explored the intelligent connected vehicle training base and interacted with Tunisian exchange students attending classes. The delegation commended the university’s internationalized educational philosophy and open-minded approach .

This visit enhanced Malaysia’s understanding of China’s vocational education and contributed to strengthening friendship, mutual understanding, and educational cooperation between the two nations. Moving forward, the university will continue to deepen Sino-Malaysian collaboration in education , creating new channels for people-to-people exchanges .

Further Reading:

The Malaysian National Front (Barisan Nasional, BN) is a coalition of multiple political parties, established in 1974 to achieve common goals through political cooperation. While member parties operate independently, they maintain policy coordination, particularly in elections. BN holds significant influence in Malaysian politics, with key members including the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) , the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) , and the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) .