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Hebei Foreign Studies University (HFSU) and Harding University held a video conference on cooperation negotiation

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Hebei Foreign Studies University (HFSU) and Harding University held a video conference on cooperation negotiationHebei Foreign Studies University (HFSU) and Harding University held a video conference on cooperation negotiation

On July 30, Hebei Foreign Studies University (HISU) and Harding University held a video conference on cooperation negotiation, which was attended by West Ling, President and Anson Ye, Deputy Director of the Institute of Sino-America Studies of HARTING University; and representatives from HISU including Chen Wei, Vice President, Wang Yunli, Deputy Director of the International Exchange and Cooperation Division, deans of School of English including Li Xiaoliang in charge of International Administration, Gao Zhihuai in charge of International Teaching, and Li Ruisi in charge of business affairs and Geng Suqing in charge of foreign affairs.


The two sides had a detailed discussion on courses and teachers involved in the "Joint Undergraduate and Graduate Program on Pedagogy" and reached a preliminary agreement on cooperation. Targeted at English, French, Spanish, Pedagogy, Art and other majors, this program is designed to offer more international platforms for students to develop in various fields.

An Introduction to the University

Harding University is a famous private university in the southern United States. It is located in Arkansas, home to the headquarters of Wal Mart, the world's largest retailer. Founded in 1924, it has been running for more than 80 years and is renowned for its humanities and scientific research. Harding has been rated as one of the best "A +" universities in the United States by U.S. News & World weekly for 22 consecutive years, the 22nd place in comprehensive ranking among top universities in southern United States and the second place among "Great Schools at Great Prices". In 2020, it participated in the National University Ranking for the first time, taking the 249th place among over 4000 universities in America.