Two international initiatives aimed at advancing science and innovation education were announced by Shanghai University, in collaboration with international partners, marking a step forward in preparing the next generation for an AI-driven future.
Forty poets from 15 different Latin American countries joined 37 Chinese counterparts for a cultural gathering at Beijing’s Beihai Park on Sept 20.
Despite the blazing sun and high temperatures touching 40 C in mid-September, dozens of students and parents flocked to the National Library in Tajikistan's capital to register for the 2025 autumn semester's Chinese courses.
On Sept 19, the 2025 International Youth Poetry Festival (Special Session for China-Latin American Countries) Poetry Symposium was held at the National Museum of Modern Chinese Literature in Beijing, attracting 40 young poets from 15 Latin American countries and 37 young Chinese poets.
China-ASEAN youth leverage AI to innovate, address common challenges, and strengthen ties within a forward-looking regional community.
From equipment that enables bed-bound patients to call in medical workers with the movement of their eyeballs, to a pen that overcomes tremors constantly bothering people with Parkinson's disease, an international conference at Shanghai University showed new pathways to integrate education, research and application.
China has received more than 36,000 young people from the United States through exchange programs in the past two years, inspired by President Xi Jinping's "50,000 in Five Years" initiative, a senior education official said on Tuesday.
The UNESCO International Institute for STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) Education was officially inaugurated in Shanghai on Sunday, which is the first global Category 1 Institute of UNESCO in the Asia-Pacific region, marking a big step forward for China in enhancing the development, cooperation and promotion of STEM education globally.
Participants in the Belt and Road Initiative university alliance celebrated its 10th anniversary by not only reflecting on its decade-long legacy but also envisioning a new direction for its future.
At the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's largest state university, a China-supported library is enhancing learning and research for thousands of students and scholars.
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