Professor Colm Kearney, Dean of School of Business and Economics of Monash University in Australia Visited School of Economics &Management, SEU

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On September 20, Professor Colm Kearney, Dean of the School of Business and Economics, Monash University, deputy dean Gary Mageeand Chinese project manager Cherrie Zhu, visited School of Economics and Management, SEU.

The faculty members of Ourschool wereinvolved in the meeting. They are Prof XuKangning, dean of School of Economics and Management. Prof Qiu Bin, director of Social Science Department. Prof Zhou Qin, deputy dean of School of Economics and Management. Cao Lei,director of the Graduate School and others.Both sides conducted extensive exchanges and adequate communication on the joint master program of international business, exchangeteachers& students, and research cooperation. Moreover, a consensus has been formed about the next steps to proceed the research cooperation and jointconferences among researchers. Both sides agreed to expand areas of cooperation on the basis of the existing joint graduate training scheme.

 At the same day, Vice President of Southeast University, Prof Pu Yuepu met dean Colm Kearney and others.

On September 21st, Professor Colm Kearneyvisited SEU-Monash Joint Graduate School in Suzhou, which has just been unveiled before. Accompanied by Professor Zhang Weigong, they also visited the foreign teachers’ apartment and other related facilities.

School of Business and Economy of Monash University is the largest business school in Australia, which has five campuses in native Australia (Caulfield, Clayton, Berwick, Peninsula, Gippsland), nearly 700 staff and 14000 students, as well as two overseas campusesin Malaysia and South Africa. The school has world-famous reputation, , including a number of outstanding economists such asMr. Yang Xiaokai, who has passed away and was once considered to be the most promising Chinese economist to win the Nobel Prize.