On the morning of November 27, Suzanne Marcuzzi, Acting Assistant Vice President (University Operations) and Director of Operations of King’s Business School; Ms. Robyn Kingler-Vidra, Vice Dean of King’s Business School; and Angela Jin, Senior Partnership Officer (China) from the Global Partnerships Office, paid a visit to our school. Professor Chen Yuanyuan, Vice Dean of the School of Economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (SUFE), received the delegation and chaired the meeting.
On behalf of the School of Economics, Vice Dean Chen Yuanyuan extended a warm welcome to the King’s College London delegation. She noted that internationalization has been one of the School’s core strategies in recent years, and stable partnerships have been established with nearly 30 top universities worldwide. She remarked that this visit creates a high-level exchange platform. She looked forward to exploring avenues for international collaboration through this dialogue and jointly advancing deep integration of international educational resources. She also elaborated on the School’s overall “4+1” international partnership framework, covering collaboration models and application procedures, and recounted the rich experience accumulated from more than a decade of international cooperation. To date, the School’s international partners span major study-abroad destinations including Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia.
Lin Qi, Deputy Director of the International Partnership Office under SUFE’s Office of International Exchange and Cooperation, attended the meeting. She introduced the university’s overall international exchange landscape and stated that SUFE has built a multi-tiered, wide-reaching global network of partners encompassing overseas universities and major international organizations. A diverse portfolio of programs such as student exchanges and summer schools offers abundant international opportunities for students. She added that SUFE’s educational philosophy aligns closely with King’s elite education vision, which can serve as an important starting point for deepened bilateral cooperation.
The King’s College London delegation thanked the School for the warm reception. Speaking on behalf of the group, Robyn Kingler-Vidra, Vice Dean of King’s Business School, shared the university’s long history and core strengths, and detailed the disciplinary setup and world-class academic capacity of its business school. The delegation expressed enthusiasm for moving forward with in-depth cooperation with the School of Economics under the “4+1” pathway as well as student exchange programs.
The meeting concluded with a group photo of all participants, marking a successful visit.
