On the afternoon of November 8th, vice president of Business School of Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, Professor Davies Jeff, and director of the international cooperation department, Howe John, visiting our college, jointly discussed undergraduate cooperation projects. International College Dean Professor Zheng Tongtao received the guests in the conference room.

Firstly, Mr. Howe introduced the department of the university and the cooperation with Chinese universities. He said that among the existing seven colleges of Victoria University, their business school has a leading position in the teaching and research excellence in New Zealand, and is currently working with many well-known universities in China. Since Xiamen University International College is experienced in education of business management, this is very beneficial to the cooperation between the two universities.

Subsequently, Dean Zheng Tongtao introduced the geographical environment, school, specialty and foreign institutions cooperation, hope and dimension to seek new ways of cooperation, the establishment of attractive mode, make students obtain Chinese gold content high degree diploma. Professor Davies Jeff and Howe John, the director, said they were willing to try.

In the talk, according to the New Zealand's educational system and the dimensions of the school policy, the cooperation of the project, the opening time of school, curriculum matching, degree awarding and other issues were discussed in detail and in-depth. In the form of cooperation, the two sides conducted in-depth discussion as to what way to establish the matching problem of cooperation and cooperation after the course, both sides hope that in the days after further exchanges, strengthen ties and cooperation will be carried out.

Victoria University of Wellington School of Business is now divided into Accounting and Business Law, Economics and Finance, School of Government, School of Information Management, School of Management, Marketing and International Business School, 6 major categories, a total of more than 30 professional majors are taught. It is New Zealand's first accredited college and also has double the global association HEC (AACBS) professional careers in business and accounting. business schools which receive this worldwide award are less than 1%. In December 2011, the University of Victoria School of Business Academy has become one of 58 international schools which have obtained three gold certification (EQUIS, AACBS, AMBA), and is the only school which has owned three gold certification and access AACBS accounting accredited.