On April 22, Jilin International Studies University (JISU) held a signing and unveiling ceremony with Mandanarumanaree School and Maryvitthaya School in Thailand at its International Exchange Center to jointly establish overseas internship bases. This brings the university’s total number of overseas internship bases to 19, spanning eight countries: Egypt, Japan, Spain, Vietnam, the United States, Thailand, Indonesia, and Myanmar. These initiatives lay a solid foundation for enhancing international exchange and cooperation while cultivating high-quality, application-oriented talents with a global perspective.

JISU Holds Cooperation Talks with Mandanarumanaree School and Maryvitthaya School of Thailand

A delegation of nine representatives, including Mr. Wutthikrai Jinnalai, Principal of Mandanarumanaree School, and Mr. Teerachai Angkasattawikul, Vice Principal of Maryvitthaya School, attended the signing and unveiling ceremony. The two sides held discussions on the establishment of overseas internship bases, student exchanges, short-term programs, and other collaborative matters. Vice President Wang Zhiguo, Dean Xiao Chuanguo of the School of Oriental Languages and Cultures, and Director.

Song Dandan of the International Exchange and Cooperation Department participated in the talks.

Founded in the 1950s, Mandanarumanaree School and Maryvitthaya School boast a long history and strong reputation in Thailand’s education sector. During their visit, the Thai delegation toured the university’s Global Village, library, and World Bridge Building, gaining detailed insights into its educational philosophy and talent cultivation initiatives. They highly praised the university’s commitment to the guiding principle of “Everything for Students’ Growth, Success, and Fulfillment” and its student-centered approach to “Delivering the Most Responsible Education,” as well as its remarkable achievements in advancing internationalized education.

At the Thai Village in the Global Village, the delegation engaged in warm exchanges with faculty and students of the Thai language program. They were also invited to participate in cultural activities celebrating Songkran, Thailand’s traditional New Year festival, further enhancing cultural understanding and friendship.

Thai Delegation Takes Group Photo with Faculty and Students of the School of Oriental Languages and Thai Language Program