UCLan has launched a joint research and development project with the Beijing College of Finance and Commerce 👀UCLan
The partnership aims to promote ‘exchange and experience’ sharing between the two universities, developing curriculum standards, assessment schemes and grading standards. It also seeks to strengthen the research and development cooperation on learning models, including apprenticeships and work-oriented curriculum standards.Paul Rowe, the director of international partnerships at UCLan, said: “UCLan is excited to be working on supporting the vocational agenda in this collaboration with BCFC.
Dharma Kovvuri, the dean of UCLan’s Burnley Campus, is leading the project due to his expertise and long-standing work in this area. He said: “We are excited to be part of this promising project but mindful of very different education systems in our two countries. We look forward to a great journey of mutual learning.”The two institutions have worked closely on several educational initiatives.
Li Yuhong, the vice dean of BCFC, said: “This curriculum standard development project is important for the in-depth cooperation between the two universities. “Through this cooperation, the curriculum construction will improve, and the academic progress of students will be promoted by improving the quality of the curriculum to benefit students.”
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