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COVENTRY LAUNCHES DUAL CHINESE DEGREE
“In the history of our great University, there will be a page about this dual degree programme, which we consider to be groundbreaking”
Coventry University launches a degree programme in China, working with the South West University of Political Science and Law
Coventry University has launched a groundbreaking dual degree programme in China, delivered in collaboration with the South West University of Political Science and Law (SWUPL), which is ranked in the top fi ve universities in China for its law programmes. At the opening event for the new degree in
Chongqing, Dr David Pilsbury, Pro-Vice Chancellor for International Development at Coventry University, spoke of the solid foundation the degree has created for further collaboration between the two universities, and of Coventry University’s commitment to preparing students for the global world of work. The event was at ended by Tina Redshaw, British
Consulate-General of Chongqing and Jazreel Goh from the British Council. Coventry University Governor Tim Mat hews, who
led the delegation with Dr Pilsbury, said: “This dual degree blends the very best of Eastern and Western traditions as well as helping to develop the skills
students need, through embedded work experience and internship opportunities, to make an immediate impact wherever they choose to work or study.” The curriculum for the Commercial Law degree has
been devised jointly with SWUPL by academics from the Coventry Law School and the Faculty of Business, Environment and Society, led by Associate Dean Dr Donald Finlay. Professor Zuang Guolin, Chairman of SWUPL,
added: “This is a momentous day for SWUPL. In the history of our great University, there will be a page about this dual degree programme, which we consider to be groundbreaking.” The degree will be taught at SWUPL’s new
campus in Chongqing, a major commercial and industrial hub that hosts many international companies. Chongqing is the gateway to western China, as well as playing host to a number of economic development zones. UB
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