Recently, CDU have signed two university-level cooperation agreements with Kyushu University in Japan, namely the Academic Cooperation Agreement and the Student Exchange Agreement. Based on the principle of promoting academic cooperation and exchanges between the two universities, both parties agreed to cooperate intensively in faculty and student exchanges and provide more academic exchange opportunities for them. The successful signing of the agreements marks the official implementation of cooperation between the two universities in academic exchange and talent cultivation.

In terms of academic exchange, the two universities intend to carry out exchanges and cooperation in machanical and civil engineering, establish a platform for scientific research cooperation and develop a mutual visit program for young teachers. With regard to student exchange, the two universities can exchange five students per academic year to study at each other’s institutions, with mututal recognition of credits and tuition waiver.

In the future, CDU will continue to rely on the Sakura Science Exchange Program and fully utilize the resources of high-quality scientific research platforms, and further expand cooperation with Japanese universities in the fields of scientific research and student and faculty exchanges.

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Founded in 1903, Kyushu University is a top research university located in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, and holds an important academic position in Japan and the world. Kyushu University is ranked 135th in QS World University Rankings 2023 and 7th in Japan. In recent years, it has been selected by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, and Science and Technology as a priority university for the Global 30 Project (G30), the 22 Research Universities (RU22), and the Super Global University (SGU) Project (Type A). After more than a century of unremitting efforts, Kyushu University has become a comprehensive, research-oriented and internationally renowned university.