Norwich University of the Arts Signs MoU with Educators Republic
Norwich University of the Arts is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Educators Republic, a collective of designers, artists, and educators dedicated to bridging the gap in educational experiences and student needs in China.
This partnership aims to better prepare and support Chinese students coming to Norwich, ensuring they not only gain admission to the university but also thrive and flourish during their studies.
The agreement signed last week, by Professor Ben Stopher, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Norwich University of the Arts, and Grant Rose, Managing Director of Educators Republic, marks a significant step towards promoting educational collaborations and fostering international understanding.
This partnership will help students navigate the academic rigors of higher education from both Eastern and Western perspectives, enhancing their overall preparedness and success.
Professor Ben Stopher, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, said: “We are very pleased to sign this Memorandum of Understanding with Educators Republic. This will create important opportunities for delivering creative academic teaching and training, as well as helping prepare students for studying in the UK.”
Grant Rose, Managing Director of Educators Republic, said: “It is a great honour for us to be signing this agreement with one of the leading specialist arts universities in the UK. This partnership will play a crucial role in supporting students to excel in their chosen courses and fully experience the benefits of studying at Norwich,”
This new collaboration between Norwich University of the Arts and Educators Republic underscores a mutual commitment to delivering educational excellence and ensuring that Chinese students receive the support they need to succeed in their academic studies.
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