NTU inks talent accord with China counterparts

The pact was signed by Chang Ching-ray, dean of NTU's College of Sciences, Xie Xincheng, dean of the Department of Physics at Peking University and Xue Qikun, dean of the School of Sciences at Tsinghua University.

“We want to have more talent and research exchanges through such a pact, including teaching and experimenting. We hope to create a summer program for students so that best students from both sides can brainstorm and be inspired to seek further growth,” Chang said.

The three universities plan to offer short-term courses in summer or winter vacations, Xie said.

In addition, the universities are considering the exchange of professors to help students conduct scientific experiments throughout the school year, Xie said.

As part of the short-term programs, Xue said, renowned professors from all universities will be invited to lecture at the universities.

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