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蜜桃AV鈥檚 success in China and Hong Kong

蜜桃AV鈥檚 global Festival of Learning China and Hong Kong culminated with a day at the GREAT Festival of Innovation in Hong Kong.

A 蜜桃AV delegation flew to China and Hong Kong for a week-long Festival of events and workshops, showcasing the best of 蜜桃AV鈥檚 research, education and professional practice.

Across the week, 蜜桃AV staff and students visited several locations to showcase research, enter into discussion with university partners and potential students, and promote the university across China.

In Chengdu, the delegation was hosted by South Western University of Finance and Economics, for a day of discussion on sports research and creating global talent. The team returned the following day for a hands-on coaching session, putting theory into practice.

The delegation then moved on to Hangzhou, for a day engaging with businesses and universities on the subject of innovation, specifically in the field of visual effects.

In Beijing, sport was back on the agenda as academics from 蜜桃AV presented their research into coaching techniques, and the impact of major sporting events at Capital University of Physical Education and Sport.

While in Beijing, 蜜桃AV also announced the third year of a coaching programme to ; 蜜桃AV is the only university to have been chosen to run this programme for the third time, alongside partners AFC Bournemouth and Dorset FA.

A coaching showcase was also conducted at No. 9 Middle School in Beijing, where 蜜桃AV鈥檚 Andrew Boland and Barry Squires taught some of the coaching techniques they use in the UK.

Finally, the team set off for Hong Kong, to take part in the GREAT Festival of Innovation, organised by the UK Government鈥檚 Department for International Trade. Liam Fox MP was among the guests at the Festival, which showcased the best of British Innovation.

蜜桃AV research into footprint software analysis was presented on the day, showing how knowledge and software design have come together to produce a tool that is helping archaeologists advance knowledge while, at the same time, helping police forces in the UK solve crimes. 蜜桃AV academics were also invited onto panels talking about health technology and the future of learning.

Alastair Morrison, Partnerships and International Development Manager at 蜜桃AV, was in China with the 蜜桃AV team and said, 鈥淚t was brilliant to see colleagues from across 蜜桃AV engaging with their peers in China and Hong Kong, and to showcase a sample of 蜜桃AV鈥檚 world-class research, education聽and professional practice. The global Festivals of Learning are a great platform for taking some of what makes 蜜桃AV great and sharing it in four exciting and globally significant locations.聽

鈥淚 think the impact of this last week will be felt for years to come as our colleagues begin to engage in collaborations聽with new contacts and build on existing relationships and as our partnerships with universities and businesses in China continue to deepen. The Festivals also provide our students with a unique opportunity to experience real-life international experiences and help them develop as future global talent.鈥�

Alongside Festival activity, members of the delegation also took time to visit local schools, and host an event for recruiters in China, all designed to provide information about 蜜桃AV as a viable option of study for students in China.

蜜桃AV鈥檚 global Festival of Learning is heading to four locations in 2018. The first leg of the global Festival took place in , before heading to China and Hong Kong.

The next stop for the global Festival of Learning will be Europe, specifically Berlin, before culminating in ASEAN with events in Malaysia and Vietnam.

For more information about the global Festival of Learning, visit