On May 28th, Lalita Siriwattananon, Dean of the College of Agricultural Technology at Royal Polytechnic University in Tayaburi, Thailand, visited our school with a team of teacher representatives for exchange and exchange. Officials from the International Office, Academic Affairs Office, Graduate School, College of Agriculture and Resources and Environment, College of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, College of Animal Science and Animal Medicine, College of Aquaculture, and College of Food Science and Biotechnology will meet with the guests.  

 

On behalf of our university, Fang Jie, Deputy Director of the International Office, warmly welcomes the visit of the delegation of teachers from Royal Tayaburi University of Technology. She stated that our university will continue to deepen the education of "Shennong institute" and jointly cultivate more high-quality agricultural talents with international perspectives and cross-cultural communication skills. Lalita Siriwattananon expressed sincere gratitude for the warm reception from our university. She stated that Royal University of Technology of Tayaburi and Tianjin Agricultural University have a solid foundation of cooperation. Over the years, the two universities have upheld their original intention and cooperated sincerely, achieving significant results in the construction of the "Shennong institute" project.  

 

Both sides had in-depth exchanges and discussions on the current construction status and future cooperation directions of Shennong institute, and formulated the next step plans for scientific research cooperation, student joint training, and short-term work and study visits. Thai student representatives from Shennong institute shared their experiences and gains from studying at Tianjin Agricultural University, thanking the two schools for their training and hoping that more students will benefit from it.  

 

During the visit, Lalita Siriwattananon, Dean of the College of Agriculture and Technology at the Royal Polytechnic University of Tayaburi, Thailand, and her delegation had in-depth discussions with the College of Agriculture and Resources Environment, College of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, College of Animal Science and Animal Medicine, College of Aquaculture, and College of Food Science and Biotechnology on course matching and training programs.  

 

This visit not only deepened the friendship between the two schools, but also laid a solid foundation for deep level cooperation in education and scientific research, bringing more development space and opportunities for both sides. (Contributed by the International Office; Text: Liu Xuemeng; Photographer: Tang Yijia; Editor: Huang Baoxia; Reviewer: Tian Jian Zhao Bin)