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

On the evening of October 24, 2025, the University of Southampton hosted a dinner reception in Beijing. Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), was invited to attend and engaged in in-depth exchanges with several senior representatives from the university, bringing new momentum to the collaboration between the two institutions. A highlight of the evening was the presentation of the “Outstanding Recruitment Partner Award” to EWIE, in recognition of the Group’s achievements in educational cooperation. President WANG Wei accepted the award on behalf of EWIE.     The dinner gathered key figures from multiple departments and faculties of the University of Southampton. During the event, President WANG Wei held friendly and constructive discussions with Professor Phillip Wright, Senior Vice-President; Professor Stephan Onggo, Associate Dean of the Southampton Business School; and Professor Corrado Giulietti, Head of the School of Economic, Social and Political Sciences. He also introduced EWIE’s international programs — the International Foundation Certificate (IFC), International Year One (IYO), and International Pre-Master Program (IPMP) — to the university’s senior leadership team, further deepening mutual understanding of program development and progression pathways. Both sides exchanged views on global education development trends and future cooperation models, laying

On October 16, 2025, a senior representative from the University of Birmingham, one of the UK’s leading research universities, visited East & West International Education Group (EWIE) and met with President WANG Wei. During the meeting, both sides held in-depth discussions on the current status and future development of cooperation under the East & West International Curriculum, and confirmed the University of Birmingham’s recognition of the International Foundation Certificate (IFC) program. The University of Birmingham representative highly commended EWIE’s professionalism in student quality assurance, academic preparation, and progression support, and expressed the hope to further expand the scale of cooperation and enhance the program’s overall impact. This visit further deepened the strategic mutual trust between the two institutions and injected new momentum into the high-quality development of future collaborative projects.

On October 16, 2025, a delegation from Newcastle University, led by Dr. Dennis Wong, Regional Provost & Group CEO (East & Southeast Asia), visited the headquarters of East & West International Education Group (EWIE) for an in-depth discussion. Newcastle University is a member of the UK’s prestigious Russell Group and ranks among the world’s top 100 universities. EWIE President WANG Wei warmly welcomed the delegation, and both sides held productive discussions on further strengthening international education collaboration. During the meeting, both parties reviewed their strong foundation of collaboration in recent years, particularly through the East & West International Curriculum, which includes the International Foundation Certificate (IFC) and International Pre-Master Program (IPMP). They reached a broad consensus on developing more comprehensive strategic cooperation in curriculum development, international progression services, and other related areas. President WANG Wei stated that EWIE looks forward to expanding its strategic partnership with Newcastle University based on existing achievements, exploring more diversified models of collaboration, and building a high-quality bridge that connects Chinese students with world-class educational resources. This high-level visit reflects the long-term mutual trust and close partnership between the two institutions and lays a solid foundation for building a more innovative and higher-level strategic relationship

        On September 12–13, 2025, the 6th Annual Conference of the Association of British Chinese Professors (ABCP) was successfully held at the University of Surrey, UK. With the theme “Partnership, Confidence and Prosperity”, the conference brought together distinguished representatives from leading universities, research institutions, and education enterprises in both China and the UK to explore new pathways for collaboration in education and research.     As one of the key invited participants, Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), delivered two keynote speeches, showcasing EWIE’s long-standing efforts and achievements in advancing Sino-British educational exchange and cooperation. In his opening-day address, Mr. WANG reviewed EWIE’s 26 years of development across eight core business sectors, with a particular focus on how programs such as the International Foundation Course (IFC) and International Year One (IYO) have supported Chinese students in successfully transitioning to overseas degree studies. He also highlighted the launch of the Scholars Hub program in 2024, which helps aspiring doctoral candidates connect with ABCP members and UK professors. Mr. WANG emphasized EWIE’s mission of “building bridges through international education”, aligning closely with ABCP’s goals of promoting academic exchange and talent development. He further

On September 11, 2025, Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), led a delegation to visit Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), a century-old prestigious institution in the UK. In-depth discussions were held with the university’s core management team regarding future educational cooperation, resulting in multiple collaborative agreements and laying a solid foundation for the comprehensive advancement of subsequent educational partnerships between the two parties.   EWIE President WANG Wei and Queen Mary University of London representatives in a group photo The meeting was attended by Mr. Lee Wildman, Global Partnerships Director at QMUL; Ms. Jane Wallis, Director of Global Online Partnerships (online); Ms. Jenny Zhou, Deputy Director of International Admissions & International Affairs; Mr. Ceri Bevan, Deputy Director of China Online Partnerships (online); Ms. Patty Wang, East Asia Regional Manager; and Ms. Eva Guo, Senior Admissions Manager for China. Their attendance underscored the university’s high regard for this visit.   Queen Mary University of London During the talks, both sides engaged in detailed and productive discussions on various collaborative topics. They confirmed the signing of a full-project agency agreement, establishing a close cooperation mechanism for promoting educational programs and facilitating student enrollment, thereby creating

On September 10, 2025, Mr. WANG Wei, President of East and West International Education Group (EWIE), led a delegation to the University of Southampton, a leading UK institution. The group held productive meetings with the university’s senior leadership to explore opportunities for deeper collaboration.   Group photo of President WANG Wei and representatives from the University of Southampton The partnership between EWIE and the University of Southampton has flourished for over twenty years. Throughout this long-standing relationship, the two sides have maintained strong collaboration in areas including international program development, student training, and placement, consistently nurturing globally minded talents. Both parties recognized the significant potential for Sino-UK cooperation in international education. As a top-tier research university, the University of Southampton excels in academic development, research innovation, and educating students with international competitiveness. EWIE brings extensive experience in international education services, with well-established recruitment channels, student development systems, and comprehensive overseas support. Building on this, the two sides agreed to expand their collaboration to include strategic initiatives such as student recruitment, curriculum integration, joint program development, employability training, and advanced talent cultivation. ZoePresident WANG Wei with Mark, Deputy Director of the International Office, and Zoe, Regional Recruitment and Partnerships Manager The

Recently, a four-member delegation of senior representatives from INTO China visited the headquarters of East & West International Education Group (EWIE) for in-depth discussions on the long-term partnership and upcoming key initiatives between the two organizations. The visit marks a new phase in the strategic collaboration between EWIE and INTO in the field of international education. During the meeting, both sides reaffirmed the strong foundation built over years of successful collaboration and reached a preliminary consensus on developing a more flexible, innovative, and sustainable strategic partnership. The two parties also agreed to deepen cooperation on foundation pathway programs, with a particular focus on the continued development of initiatives such as the International Year One (IYO) and International Pre-Master’s Program (IPMP). In addition, they will strengthen joint efforts in both online and offline marketing activities, including school visits and education fairs, to further enhance project visibility and brand recognition. Looking ahead, EWIE and INTO will continue to leverage their respective strengths to explore new pathways and models of international education collaboration. By working together to launch and scale more high-quality programs, the partnership aims to offer students a broader range of global study options and access to more diverse, high-quality academic

On June 5, 2025, Mr. WANG Wei, President of East & West International Education Group (EWIE), visited the University of Wollongong (UOW) in Australia. He was warmly received by the university and held a cordial and productive meeting with Professor LU Gaoqing, the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor of UOW. Professor Lu, an internationally recognized academic leader with a strong strategic vision, recently assumed office as the sixth Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wollongong. Notably, he previously served as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Surrey in the UK, making him the first Chinese scholar to have led major universities in both the UK and Australia. During the meeting, Professor Lu spoke highly of the strong partnership between UOW and EWIE. He expressed great expectations for continued collaboration in bringing more outstanding Chinese students to study at UOW. The two sides held in-depth discussions and reached consensus on several key areas of cooperation, including joint education programs such as 2+2 and 4+0 models, student recruitment for UOW’s offshore campuses, and enrollment for UOW College diploma programs. Both parties agreed to strengthen collaboration in these areas and to develop an even closer and more strategically aligned partnership in the future. This visit laid a

On the afternoon of May 30, 2025, the inaugural meeting of the Expert Committee for the “New Era International Employability Program for University Students,” organized by the University Graduates Employment Association, was held at Minzu University of China (Haidian Campus). The event brought together leading scholars and experts from various fields to explore strategies for enhancing international employability among university students. Guided by the principles of “literacy as the foundation, competence as the core, and practice as the driver,” the program aims to promote student employment, support Chinese enterprises in their global expansion, and align with national development strategies. The first phase will involve selecting 50 pilot universities to establish a comprehensive international employability training system through a series of targeted initiatives. In his opening remarks, YANG Xiaochun, Vice President of the University Graduates Employment Association, highlighted the importance of enhancing students’ global career readiness in the context of globalization. He warmly congratulated the establishment of the expert committee and expressed hope that members would contribute their expertise to ensure the program’s successful rollout. Co-chair JIANG Bo expressed strong confidence in the program’s future and encouraged experts to actively apply their professional strengths to help achieve impactful results. The meeting

On May 26, 2025, a senior delegation from the University of Birmingham, led by Vice-Chancellor and Principal Professor Adam Tickell, visited East & West International Education Group (EWIE) for an official exchange. The visit aimed to explore new opportunities for collaboration in higher education between the UK and China, with in-depth discussions focused on international student mobility, curriculum development, and evolving trends in global education. The visit began with a welcome ceremony, where EWIE extended a warm reception to Professor Tickell and the university delegation. EWIE introduced its core business areas, showcasing its long-standing expertise in international academic pathways, overseas university preparation, and global curriculum integration. The delegation gained a comprehensive understanding of EWIE’s strategic approach to guiding Chinese students toward overseas study opportunities. Mr. Wei Wang, President of EWIE, delivered opening remarks, offering his perspective on the current landscape of UK higher education among Chinese families. He noted that the UK remains a preferred destination for Chinese students, thanks to its world-class academic institutions and flexible program structures. Mr. Wang emphasized that EWIE’s value lies not only in helping students study abroad, but in providing strategic, individualized academic planning that aligns with long-term educational and career goals. Following the

On April 30, 2025, A delegation from Durham University, one of the UK’s top-ranking universities, visited East & West International Education Group (EWIE) to engage in comprehensive discussions on strengthening their ongoing partnership. This visit marked a new chapter in the long-standing relationship between the two institutions, reflecting a shared commitment to advancing innovation and excellence in international education. During the meeting, both sides held in-depth and pragmatic exchanges on several key areas: optimizing existing collaborative programs, identifying new strategic initiatives, and coordinating multi-channel efforts in international market engagement. Durham University expressed strong recognition of EWIE’s expertise and platform strength in the global education space, and voiced enthusiasm for exploring more innovative, high-impact collaboration models. This meeting not only reinforced mutual understanding and trust, but also laid a solid foundation for the next phase of elevated cooperation. EWIE remains committed to working closely with Durham University to harness global perspectives, integrate premium resources, and jointly shape a new benchmark in international education collaboration.

On April 10, 2025, a delegation from the University of Essex visited East & West International Education Group for in-depth discussions focused on strengthening collaboration in the field of international education. The visit marked a significant step toward advancing joint efforts to provide students with higher-quality global education resources. The University of Essex delegation featured a strong lineup, including Mr. Simon Foster, Global Assistant Vice President; Ms. Joyce Yang, Senior Regional Manager; Ms. Jo Wu, Senior Regional Manager; and Ms. Barbara Sun, Regional Director. During the meeting, both parties engaged in focused dialogue across several key areas. First, they explored deepened cooperation on foundation program courses, especially the Essex-designated class within the IPMP (International Pre-Master’s Program). Both sides expressed a strong commitment to integrating their respective strengths and resources to further optimize curriculum design and better support students’ academic transitions into university-level study. Secondly, the discussion extended to potential collaborative projects, with particular attention given to the 3+Master program. Drawing on their shared experience and resources in the international education sector, both sides explored new possibilities for academic cooperation to offer students more diverse and flexible development pathways. In addition, the two sides exchanged views on multi-dimensional cooperation in marketing

On April 7, 2025, a delegation from the University of York’s Department of Environment and Geography visited the Beijing headquarters of East & West International Education Group (EWIE). The University of York, located in North Yorkshire, England, is a public research university and a member of the prestigious Russell Group of Universities. It is also part of the World University Network, N8 Group, White Rose University Consortium, and the European University Association (EUA). Established in 1963, the University of York is known for its high academic standards in the UK higher education sector. In 2012, it officially joined the Russell Group, and in the 2025 QS World University Rankings, it is placed at 184th, with a student population of approximately 18,000. The Department of Environment and Geography at the University of York offers a range of interdisciplinary programs covering subjects such as natural geography, human geography, environmental science, ecology, and economics. The department offers five undergraduate programs in environmental science and related fields, nine master’s programs in areas like environmental economics and sustainable business, and numerous PhD research opportunities in related fields. The University of York has maintained a long-term cooperative relationship with EWIE. During this visit, both parties explored

On March 19, 2025, a delegation from Shanghai Sanda University, accompanied by Ms. Le Ying, Deputy General Manager of East & West International Education Group (EWIE) Shanghai Center, officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the University of Aberdeen. This milestone marks a significant step forward in international education collaboration, made possible through the active facilitation and coordination of EWIE, reinforcing its pivotal role as a bridge in global education partnerships. Shanghai Sanda University was represented by two vice presidents and the director of the International Exchange and Cooperation Office, who engaged in in-depth discussions with the University of Aberdeen on a range of academic collaborations. These include the 3.5+Master dual-degree program, postgraduate and doctoral pathways, and short-term exchange programs. As a key driving force behind this partnership, EWIE leveraged its extensive expertise in international education resource integration, institutional networking, and program implementation to provide comprehensive support for a seamless collaboration. A highlight of this agreement is the 3.5+M program, which offers Shanghai Sanda University undergraduate students a globally competitive pathway for further studies. Through EWIE’s coordination, this initiative has fostered close collaboration between the University of Aberdeen Business School and Shanghai Sanda University, laying a solid foundation for

On March 28, 2025, a delegation from Cardiff University, including Ms. Sian Keepin, Regional Manager for China and the Far East, and Ms. Vivian Gu, Senior Manager of the China Office, visited East & West International Education Group (EWIE) to engage in in-depth discussions on international education collaboration. During the meeting, both parties explored opportunities to advance multiple joint projects in the field of international education. As a prestigious century-old institution and a member of the Russell Group, Cardiff University is globally recognized for its excellence in research and teaching. EWIE, with its deep expertise in the international education market, has a profound understanding of Chinese students’ needs and aspirations. Through this collaboration, both sides aim to strengthen resource integration, leverage their complementary strengths, and enhance the quality and impact of international education programs. By working together, they seek to provide students with high-quality, comprehensive educational services, nurture globally competitive talent, and drive the advancement of international education.

On March 20, 2025, a delegation led by Prof. Robin Banerjee, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Global and Civic Engagement at the University of Sussex, visited East & West International Education Group. The delegation was warmly welcomed by Mr. WANG Wei, President of EWIE. Both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on potential collaboration projects, multi-dimensional market engagement, and resource integration. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation in international education and implementing joint initiatives. Following the meeting, the delegation was invited to a dinner reception to further strengthen the friendship and partnership between the two institutions. This visit reinforced the strong relationship between EWIE and the University of Sussex and laid the foundation for future cooperation. EWIE remains committed to fostering global academic exchanges and providing students with enhanced international education opportunities.

On March 14, 2025, at the invitation of the University of Leeds, Mr. WANG Wei, President of the EWIE, attended Professor Hai-Sui Yu, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s Appreciation Dinner in Beijing. The event aimed to strengthen exchanges, foster collaboration, and promote the development of future joint projects. During the dinner, Mr. Wang held in-depth discussions with Professor Hai-Sui Yu along with other key leaders, focusing on both existing and potential collaborative initiatives. Their conversation primarily revolved around international education programs, with both sides reaching a consensus on leveraging their respective strengths to drive deeper cooperation. In a warm and engaging atmosphere, Mr. Wang and Professor Yu expressed strong confidence in the future of their partnership. They reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing communication and ensuring the smooth implementation of collaborative projects.