Recently, a delegation from CISK visited Duke Kunshan University (DKU) to discuss potential collaboration in community-based learning initiatives, marking a new chapter in their partnership.

During the meeting, DKU shared its development goals and initiatives with CISK. 

Both teams agreed that community-based learning programs are a great way to offer students broader learning platforms and practical opportunities, and foster their global perspective and cross-cultural communication skills.

Jiawen Cai and Issac Zhu from DKU had in-depth discussions with the CISK delegation on the implementation and collaboration methods of these learning initiatives. The meeting has thus created a solid foundation for future collaborations between both institutions.

Dr. Marcia B. France, Associate Vice-Chancellor for Undergraduate Studies and the Language and Culture Center at DKU, said: "We are delighted to work with CISK on community-based learning initiatives. We look forward to exploring more opportunities for collaborations that are mutually beneficial to both DKU and CISK students."

This meeting has not only set up future collaborations but has also solidified the way that both institutions can work together in cultivating international perspectives and communication skills. We’re really excited to see how this partnership will bear fruit and give our students the best possible educational experience!