[Oct 3th 2023]CHU has signed alliance agreements with 4 Malaysian-Chinese high schools. Students from these schools who enroll at CHU will receive benefits, including a waiver of tuition and miscellaneous fees in their first year.
CHU recently signed alliance agreements with delegations from 4 outstanding Malaysian-Chinese high schools to promote exchange between the schools and encourage Malaysian students to study in Taiwan to increase their competitiveness. CHU provides benefits, including waiving tuition and miscellaneous fees in the first year for 4 excellent students from Malaysia each year. The agreements facilitate cooperation and strengthen ties between CHU and the partner schools in Malaysia.
The 4 Malaysian high schools are Ipoh Perak Girls' Chinese High School, Bao Zhao Yuan Nan Hua High School, PeLi Ipoh Sam De Chinese High School, and Ipoh St. Mary's National Type Chinese High School. Through these agreements, the schools hope to promote educational exchange and strengthen academic ties between Taiwan and Malaysia!
Photo1/ By completing the signing ceremony, CHU will also cooperate with the needs of Malaysian schools in the future. This includes providing outstanding teachers to assist in organizing experiential camps and related activities at the high school campuses to promote academic exchange between both sides.
CHU President Dr. Victor Liu said this cooperation is a significant event for the education sectors of both countries. It will promote academic research and cultural exchange while enriching the international education environment in Taiwan. CHU has always placed great importance on international collaboration. This cooperation with Malaysian educational institutions will bring more global perspectives and learning opportunities to students.
Mr. Cheng Xiang Yeah, Board Director of Ipoh PeLi Girls' Chinese High School in Malaysia, expressed great anticipation for this cooperation. He hopes the agreement can promote academic exchange between the two countries and enrich students' cultural experiences.
During their visit, the Malaysian delegation also toured CHU's AI Experience Center and Bakery Classroom to gain an in-depth understanding of Taiwan's latest developments in artificial intelligence and baking.
Photo2/ The Malaysian delegation visited CHU's AI Experience Center. They were very interested to interact with intelligent robots and learn about the development and trends of Taiwan's AI industry.
