On 28 March 2026, Mr Wang Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), attended the Vice-Chancellor’s Dinner hosted by University of Leeds in Shanghai. The dinner was hosted by Professor Hai-Sui Yu, who extended the invitation and presided over the event, bringing together senior faculty representatives to welcome partners and guests.     During the dinner, Mr Wang held in-depth discussions with Professor Yu and faculty leaders on future collaboration. The two sides exchanged views on integrating strengths, enhancing the quality of joint programmes, and exploring new areas of cooperation. Both parties agreed to further strengthen communication and collaboration in the new academic year, and to jointly explore innovative approaches to international talent development. The event not only reinforced the partnership between EWIE and the University of Leeds, but also laid a solid foundation for broader and deeper cooperation in the future.

On 19 March 2026, Mr Wang Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), met with Mr Jason Norris, Director of Global Engagement at University of Dundee, and his delegation at EWIE’s Beijing headquarters. The two sides reviewed the achievements of their collaboration over the past year and held productive discussions on further strengthening cooperation in the future.     Mr Wang warmly welcomed the delegation and provided an overview of EWIE’s business development and strategic focus. During the meeting, both parties reflected on the positive progress made in student recruitment collaboration and the recognition of EWIE-related programmes. Through joint efforts, the partnership has delivered fruitful outcomes, creating favourable opportunities for more Chinese students to pursue further studies at the University of Dundee. The meeting further consolidated the strong partnership between EWIE and the University of Dundee, laying a solid foundation for deeper and broader collaboration in the years ahead.

On 17 March 2026, Mr Wang Wei, Chairman of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), met with Professor Simon Thompson, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International) at the University of Sussex, at EWIE’s Beijing headquarters. The visit was accompanied by Mr Marcus Williams, Director of Student Recruitment and International Affairs at the University. During the meeting, Mr Wang extended a warm welcome to Professor Thompson and his delegation, and provided an overview of EWIE’s development in the field of international education, including its core business areas and extensive partnership network across China. Both parties reviewed their existing cooperation and engaged in in-depth and constructive discussions on future opportunities. Key areas of interest included student mobility, academic research collaboration, pathway programmes, and the development of high-level talent. This meeting has laid a solid foundation for further strengthening the strategic partnership between EWIE and the University of Sussex. Both sides expressed their shared commitment to enhancing collaboration and promoting greater exchange and integration between China and the UK in higher education, with the aim of providing students with high-quality international education opportunities and services.

On 16 March 2026, Mr Wang Wei , President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), was invited to attend the University of Manchester Alumni Dinner in Beijing. The event brought together distinguished guests from the UK and China’s education sectors, including Professor Duncan Ivison and senior representatives from the University’s international office. During the dinner, guests shared insights on the current landscape of UK–China international education. Mr Wang also met with Professor Ivison and other university representatives to discuss opportunities for potential collaboration. All parties agreed that, in the context of the ongoing internationalisation of higher education, fostering connections and exchange between institutions helps enhance students’ global perspective and interdisciplinary development. The event provided an opportunity to strengthen connections between EWIE and the University and explore potential areas for future collaboration.

On 14 March 2026, Mr Wei Wang, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), attended the Vice-Chancellor’s Reception Dinner hosted by Durham University in Shanghai. He joined Professor Karen O’Brien and senior university representatives for an in-depth exchange on future collaboration. As an established partner of the University, EWIE continues to support international education through a shared commitment to collaboration, innovation, and mutual benefit. During the discussions, Mr Wang highlighted Durham’s academic strength and global outlook, and expressed his expectation to further expand cooperation in areas including joint programme development, collaborative student training, and initiatives to enhance students’ global competence. The two sides also exchanged views on the recognition of EWIE’s International Programmes. The event reinforced the partnership and set a positive direction for future engagement. Both sides agreed to build on their respective strengths, respond to the evolving global education landscape, and work together to nurture globally minded, forward-looking talent. Looking ahead, EWIE will continue to collaborate with leading institutions such as Durham University, supporting student development through high-quality international education resources and contributing to a more open and connected global education ecosystem.

On 12 March 2026, Mr. Wang Wei , Chairman of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), signed a Donation Agreement on Supporting Global Employability Development for University Students with the Jiangsu International Foundation for Education Excellence in Nanjing. The agreement marks the beginning of a new partnership aimed at strengthening the global employability of university students across Jiangsu Province and expanding access to international career opportunities.   Under the cooperation framework, EWIE will be responsible for the overall organisation and implementation of the programme. This will include coordinating with universities across Jiangsu Province, signing project agreements with participating institutions, providing core course resources, and organising a range of related academic and professional activities. The Foundation will draw on its local networks and resources to support the promotion of the programme within Jiangsu. It will also provide dedicated subsidies for participating universities and organise seminars and professional development workshops for faculty members focusing on global employability education. Through close collaboration, resource sharing, and complementary strengths, both sides aim to further enhance the international employability education system for university students in the region. The Foundation welcomed the agreement, highlighting that the collaboration will provide students in Jiangsu with greater access to international career resources

  On 11 March 2026, Mr. Wang Wei, Chairman of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), was invited to visit Hefei University. He held a meeting with representatives of the university. The two sides exchanged views on deepening international education cooperation and advancing joint international programmes. During the meeting, Chairman Wang introduced the development history, business layout and core strengths of EWIE, and stated that the Group will fully align with Hefei University’s international development needs and support the university in enhancing its global education capacity.   The university warmly welcomed the visit and provided an overview of its progress and development plans in international education, expressing the hope that cooperation with universities in English-speaking countries could be further strengthened by leveraging EWIE’s international resources. It was also noted that the university is actively advancing cooperation with UK universities in areas including joint research platforms, doctoral programme development, international student recruitment, and graduate employability enhancement. For future Sino-foreign cooperative education programmes, the university intends to partner with highly ranked overseas institutions. Meanwhile, it will support the implementation of the Global Competence Programme and the Global Employability Programme, and explore credit-transfer pathways such as “2+2” and “1+1” programmes with universities

Recently, Wiseway, a sub-brand of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), officially established its Hong Kong office, commencing operations in January 2026. As a key part of the Group’s international strategy, the Hong Kong office will leverage the city’s position as a global education hub to deepen local study-abroad services while extending support to the Asia-Pacific and worldwide markets. This expansion not only strengthens Wiseway’s regional service capabilities but also marks its strategic evolution from serving students in Mainland China to supporting a more diverse domestic and international client base. The Hong Kong office will act as a bridge “connecting Mainland China with the world,” integrating high-quality global education resources and providing students with professional, efficient, and internationalized study-abroad planning and advisory services. Standing at this new starting point and embracing a new era, Wiseway will build on EWIE’s strong foundation and global vision, continue to innovate, and strive to become a solid bridge to world-class higher education for more students. It is committed to promoting international education exchange and cooperation and opening a new chapter in global development.

  On January 29, 2026, East & West International Education Group (EWIE) and Shanghai Lianhang Culture and Tourism Group officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Beijing. This collaboration marks an important milestone in educational travel and integrated cultural tourism services, bringing new momentum to the coordinated development of domestic and international education travel services.   According to the agreement, the two parties will carry out comprehensive, multi-level strategic collaboration focusing on two core areas: cooperation on domestic and international study-tour products and on-the-ground services for domestic teams. They will also leverage their respective business advantages to jointly explore innovative applications in travel benefit systems, continuously improving service efficiency and user experience. Looking ahead, both parties will adhere to the principles of “equality and mutual benefit, complementary strengths, resource sharing, and joint development,” fully utilizing EWIE’s expertise in international education, study-tour programs, and overseas resource integration, alongside Shanghai Lianhang’s mature experience in cultural tourism product development, team services, and travel support systems. Through resource integration, business collaboration, and model innovation, the cooperation aims to expand the boundaries of travel services, enhancing market competitiveness and brand influence in educational travel and cultural tourism. This strategic cooperation will not only help build

On the afternoon of January 27, 2026, Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), warmly welcomed a delegation from the University of Birmingham at the EWIE’s headquarters. As long-term partners, the meeting aimed to review the achievements of the past year and discuss plans for further collaboration in the coming year.   During the meeting, Mr. Wang extended his sincere welcome to the delegation and highly praised the longstanding partnership between the two sides. He emphasized that the cooperation with the University of Birmingham has always been a top priority for EWIE and expressed the hope of achieving even greater results through deeper collaboration in the new year. Both sides reviewed the positive progress made in 2025 in areas such as international foundation programs and student exchanges, and reached broad consensus on the direction and specific projects for 2026. President Wang stated that EWIE will fully support the University of Birmingham’s development plans in China. The delegation introduced a series of important events scheduled to take place in China in March 2026 and sincerely invited EWIE to participate and provide support. President Wang responded positively and pledged full cooperation to ensure the smooth implementation of these events.

On January 20, 2026, representatives from the University of British Columbia (UBC) Okanagan Campus visited Beijing. Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), received the delegation and extended a warm welcome. During the visit, both sides officially announced the establishment of a strategic partnership. The UBC Okanagan delegation was led by Dr. Gurneet Anand, Senior Advisor, International Relations, and Ms. Dayna Li, Director of Global Engagement. During the discussions, both parties explored potential directions for deeper collaboration and expressed strong enthusiasm for the prospects of their partnership. On behalf of EWIE, Mr. Wang stated, “We are honored to establish a partnership with the world-class UBC Okanagan Campus. This collaboration will not only broaden Chinese students’ access to international higher education but also contribute to the continuous enhancement of global education quality.” The two sides focused on practical aspects of joint student recruitment and conducted in-depth consultations on undergraduate and graduate program cooperation. Looking ahead, both parties aim to build a more efficient and transparent admission process and explore diverse models such as joint training programs and credit recognition, providing students with higher-quality and more convenient pathways to further study. Representatives from UBC Okanagan praised EWIE

On 16 January , East & West International Education Group (EWIE) recently welcomed a senior delegation from Durham University, including Professor Andrew Gallant, Head of the Department of Engineering and Professor Markus Hausmann, Head of the Department of Psychology. The delegation was warmly received by President WANG Wei. During the meeting, both sides held in-depth discussions on the evolving dynamics of the Chinese study abroad market and the potential for deeper, long-term collaboration. Durham University highly recognized EWIE’s long-standing contribution in supporting and enrolling a large number of high-quality Chinese students. The discussions focused on recent trends among Chinese students, including shifts in subject preferences, increasingly diversified study abroad needs, and a growing emphasis on career-oriented outcomes. The two parties also exchanged views on potential collaboration in areas such as academic exchange, joint research, talent development, and other partnership models. This exchange laid a solid foundation for advancing future cooperation. As a member of the Russell Group, Durham University is internationally recognized for its academic excellence and distinctive collegiate system. Its engineering programs emphasize the integration of innovation and practical application, while its psychology discipline enjoys strong international influence in areas such as cognitive science and behavioral research. The University has long attracted outstanding international students

Recently, the 2025 Annual Conference of the Association For Student Employment was successfully held in Shanghai. At the sub-forum titled “Industry–City–University Integration and Regional Talent Strategy Development,” Mr. Wei Wang, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), delivered a keynote speech entitled “Cultivating Global Employability: Building Global Competitiveness of Regional Talent.”   In his address, Mr. Wang emphasized that amid accelerating globalization, regional economic transformation and industrial upgrading have created an increasingly urgent demand for high-quality talent equipped with international perspectives and strong cross-cultural communication capabilities. He provided a comprehensive overview of the implementation progress and notable outcomes of Global Employability Development (GED). In its first phase, GED selected 60 universities nationwide as pilot institutions. Through a diversified and systematic approach—including curriculum enhancement, faculty development, and the expansion of international exchanges and partnerships—the program has effectively strengthened students’ global employability and international career readiness. As an important component of the annual conference, the sub-forum served as a valuable platform for in-depth dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders from government, industry, academia, research institutions, and applied sectors. Mr. Wang’s insightful presentation not only demonstrated EWIE’s professional expertise and forward-looking vision in the field of global employability development, but also offered valuable perspectives for

On January 11, 2026, the 2025 Annual Alumni Gala of the School of Continuing Education, Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU) was held in Guangzhou, China. East & West International Education Group (EWIE) attended the event as an invited partner, with Ms. Haixia Yan, General Manager of EWIE’s Wuhan Center, representing the Group. The Gala brought together nearly 1,000 alumni, learners, university leaders, and partner representatives. Professor Kaiping Peng, Dean of the School of Social Sciences and Director of the Department of Psychology at Tsinghua University, delivered a keynote lecture on well-being and personal growth, which received strong engagement from the audience. Professor Xiaozhong He, Dean of the School of Continuing Education at SYSU, highlighted the important role of continuing education in China’s lifelong learning system. Since its reorganization in 2022 as the University’s non-degree education operating entity, the School has entered a stage of high-quality development and continues to support SYSU’s “Double First-Class” initiative. In 2025, EWIE successfully launched and operated the IFC (International Foundation Certificate) Program at SYSU’s Guangzhou East Campus. With its well-structured curriculum, high-quality teaching services, and strong student outcomes, the program received high recognition from the School, and EWIE was awarded the “Outstanding Corporate Partner Award.” The IFC International Foundation Program

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

  On October 28, 2025, Professor G.Q. Max Lu AO, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wollongong (UOW), led a delegation to Beijing to attend the university’s 50th Anniversary celebration. Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), and Mr. JIN Xiaojun, Deputy Director of the Institute for East & West International Education, met with the delegation and held in-depth discussions on further strengthening China–Australia education collaboration.     The cooperation between the University of Wollongong and EWIE has spanned more than 15 years. Both sides have accumulated rich experience in international foundation programs, academic progression, and student services, establishing a solid and efficient cooperation mechanism. Over the years, the University of Wollongong has highly recognized EWIE’s long-term support and professional service. The university has officially recognized EWIE’s programs — International Foundation Certificate (IFC), International Year One (IYO), and International Pre-Master Program (IPMP) — providing Chinese students with high-quality academic pathways and diversified options for international progression. Both sides expressed that they would take this meeting as an opportunity to further expand cooperation in curriculum development, student recruitment, and support services, promoting China–Australia educational collaboration to a higher level. This successful exchange not only demonstrates