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Tunghai University-News--Malaysian Congressman and East Asian special ambassador King-Sing Tiong visited Tunghai University.
In his welcoming speech, President Mao-Jiun Wang pointed out that Malaysian students were the third largest group of foreign students studying in Tunghai University while students from China and Hong Kong took up the majority. The academic performances of Malaysian students is outstanding. They also participated actively in extra-curricular activities, as well as various sports competitions. As part of the Tunghai’s family, they were definitely adored and befriended by teachers and students alike in all departments.
According to Ambassador King-Sing Tiong, Tunghai University has always been one of the main choices for Malaysian students. Currently, the Malaysian students studying in Tunghai were mostly from Selangor, Penang, and Johor. He hoped Tunghai could provide more opportunities and scholarships for those coming from Sabah, Sarawak, and related areas. In addition, Ambassador Tiong acknowledged highly the educational characteristics and quality of Tunghai’s College of Agriculture. While continuing to assist the promotion of Taiwan’s higher education, he would also facilitate exchange and collaboration between Tunghai University and Sarawak government in the fields of agricultural and biological science.
Studying in the Innovation Group of the Department of Business Administration, Jamis Woon (originally from Pei Hwa High School in Malaysia) is currently the leader of the Malaysian Student Association in Tunghai University. He learned about the admission information to Tunghai’s Department of Business Administration in an education fair. Knowing that Tunghai practiced a more innovative education approach than other universities, he was attracted by the unique curriculum design of the Department of Business Administration. Two other students from the Department of Animal Science and Biotechnology and the Department of Hospitality Management also shared their experiences in applying for and studying at Tunghai University.
Tunghai’s Malaysian students sharing their studying experiences.
Special thanks to Malaysian students from the Departments of Business Administration, International Trades, Food Science, Animal Science and Biotechnology, Music, and more. They contributed greatly in welcoming the visiting guests and giving presentations about their experiences at Tunghai. Ambassador Tiong and the visiting group were also impressed by their performances.
Ambassador King-Sing Tiong, the visiting guests, and Malaysian students in front of the Luce Chapel
Malaysian Congressman and East Asian special ambassador King-Sing Tiong visited Tunghai University.
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In his welcoming speech, President Mao-Jiun Wang pointed out that Malaysian students were the third largest group of foreign students studying in Tunghai University while students from China and Hong Kong took up the majority. The academic performances of Malaysian students is outstanding. They also participated actively in extra-curricular activities, as well as various sports competitions. As part of the Tunghai’s family, they were definitely adored and befriended by teachers and students alike in all departments.
President Mao-Jiun Wang, representing Tunghai University, welcomed the visit of Ambassador King-Sing Tiong.
According to Ambassador King-Sing Tiong, Tunghai University has always been one of the main choices for Malaysian students. Currently, the Malaysian students studying in Tunghai were mostly from Selangor, Penang, and Johor. He hoped Tunghai could provide more opportunities and scholarships for those coming from Sabah, Sarawak, and related areas. In addition, Ambassador Tiong acknowledged highly the educational characteristics and quality of Tunghai’s College of Agriculture. While continuing to assist the promotion of Taiwan’s higher education, he would also facilitate exchange and collaboration between Tunghai University and Sarawak government in the fields of agricultural and biological science.
Ambassador King-Sing Tiong, the visiting guests, and Malaysian students in Tunghai.
Studying in the Innovation Group of the Department of Business Administration, Jamis Woon (originally from Pei Hwa High School in Malaysia) is currently the leader of the Malaysian Student Association in Tunghai University. He learned about the admission information to Tunghai’s Department of Business Administration in an education fair. Knowing that Tunghai practiced a more innovative education approach than other universities, he was attracted by the unique curriculum design of the Department of Business Administration. Two other students from the Department of Animal Science and Biotechnology and the Department of Hospitality Management also shared their experiences in applying for and studying at Tunghai University.
Tunghai’s Malaysian students sharing their studying experiences.
Special thanks to Malaysian students from the Departments of Business Administration, International Trades, Food Science, Animal Science and Biotechnology, Music, and more. They contributed greatly in welcoming the visiting guests and giving presentations about their experiences at Tunghai. Ambassador Tiong and the visiting group were also impressed by their performances.
Ambassador King-Sing Tiong, the visiting guests, and Malaysian students in front of the Luce Chapel
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