On 18 November 2025, a delegation from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), led by Mr. Lee Wildman, Director of Global Engagement, visited EWIE. The two sides engaged in constructive discussions on establishing a comprehensive strategic partnership and deepening collaboration across international pathway programs. The visit marks the formal launch of the partnership, aimed at providing Chinese students with broader, more diverse, and higher-quality international progression opportunities.     During the meeting, both parties explored potential cooperation across key areas including the International Foundation Certificate (IFC), International Year One (IYO), and International Pre-Master’s Program (IPMP). With EWIE’s extensive experience in international education services and QMUL’s strong global reputation, the two institutions identified significant opportunities in curriculum alignment, academic support, student progression, and joint training initiatives. QMUL is a member of the UK’s prestigious Russell Group and ranks within the global top 110 in the QS World University Rankings 2026. Renowned for its academic excellence, innovative research, and vibrant international community, QMUL is particularly distinguished in Law, Medicine, Engineering, and the Humanities and Social Sciences. The meeting resulted in clear consensus on the next steps of the collaboration. The establishment of this partnership not only expands QMUL’s education network within China

On 12 November 2025, the admissions team from the University of Birmingham visited East & West International Education Group (EWIE) to conduct on-site interviews and admissions assessments as part of the annual collaboration plan. Following a rigorous review of application materials and in-person evaluations, the university issued 28 conditional offers, marking an important milestone within this year’s targeted recruitment efforts. As a member of the UK Russell Group and one of the world’s top 100 universities, the University of Birmingham has maintained a long-standing and stable partnership with EWIE. This visit represents a key component of the two parties’ annual admissions collaboration, aiming to further enhance curriculum alignment, refine joint selection standards, and advance the implementation of cooperative programmes. Supported by years of mutual trust, the targeted recruitment session proceeded smoothly and demonstrated the university’s continued confidence in EWIE’s candidate preparation, admissions support, and the overall quality of applicants presented through this recruitment session. The event was coordinated by EWIE’s International Liaison Department, which completed pre-session tasks including document collection, eligibility screening, procedural alignment, and interview scheduling, ensuring the university could complete assessments efficiently within a limited timeframe. On the day of the event, all stages were well-coordinated—from waiting-area management

To meet the rapidly growing demand for overseas study and intercultural exchange—and to support Chinese students in navigating the increasingly competitive global admissions landscape—East & West International Education Group (EWIE) successfully hosted the BriTour 2025 World Top Universities China Roadshow from 10–30 October 2025. Over 15 days, representatives from more than 30 overseas institutions visited eight major cities—Guangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Wuhan, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Shanghai, and Beijing—organizing 13 high-quality, campus-based themed events that energized cross-border academic collaboration.     The roadshow aimed to deepen academic and cultural exchange between Chinese and UK institutions, delivering valuable international education resources directly to students. Throughout the event, academic exchange sessions and admissions briefings ran in parallel. Students held in-depth, face-to-face conversations with admissions officers from leading UK universities, gaining firsthand insights into application strategies, programme structures, and academic expectations—broadening their global perspectives while clarifying their future study pathways. The roadshow received strong support from top institutions across China, spanning both higher education and leading K–12 schools. Partner institutions included: Sun Yat-sen University (Guangzhou); Sichuan International Studies University (Chongqing); Sichuan University (Chengdu); University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (Chengdu); Central China Normal University (Wuhan); Northwestern Polytechnical University Taicang Campus (Suzhou/Taicang); Shanghai International Studies

The 26th China Annual Conference & Expo for International Education (CACIE) grandly opened at the China National Convention Center. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), attended the parallel forum “Innovation in International Talent Cultivation and High-Quality Development of Global Cooperation under the Vision of Building a Strong Education Nation” and delivered a keynote speech titled “Thoughts and Suggestions for the Coordinated Development of Studying Abroad and Internationalization at Home.” In his address, Mr. WANG introduced EWIE’s practices in localized internationalization in detail to the forum participants.     Mr. WANG first analyzed the status and major trends of overseas study. He stressed that studying abroad has entered a stage of rational and quality-oriented development. Study destinations are becoming more diversified. In addition to traditional destinations such as the UK, the US and Australia, countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, including Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia, as well as neighbouring countries such as Japan and Russia, are increasingly favoured. At the same time, articulation pathway programmes such as 1+3, 2+2, 3+1 and international foundation courses are becoming important bridges for many Chinese students studying overseas. Second, he stated that localized internationalization, which is broadly accessible