During the meeting, representatives of both sides discussed educational activities, academic exchanges, cultural and sports programs, and shared experiences in organizing activities for students and young people.
International cooperation
TDTU focuses on collaborating with higher education institutions and international organizations to implement undergraduate and postgraduate programs, as well as short-term exchange programs; carry out joint research projects, thereby expanding a network of long-term and sustainable partnerships to enhance the quality of training, research, and the university's international standing.
During the working session, the two universities discussed enhancing their existing academic programs and exploring the development of new 2+2 joint programs in Mechatronics and Business. They also agreed to further develop the sandwich PhD program while strengthening student and faculty exchanges and fostering closer connections between research groups.
Discussions focused on faculty and student exchanges, joint academic programs, joint supervision of doctoral students, connections between research groups, the co-organization of scientific conferences, and participation in European research programs and projects.