On the morning of October 16, the School of Lifelong Education at Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) and DigiPen (Singapore) officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for cooperation, with both parties jointly opening a new chapter in international educational cooperation.
This cooperation is the first local project implemented by DigiPen (Singapore) in China, marking the establishment of an in-depth partnership between the two sides in the field of international education, and also creating a new path for cultivating creative technology talents with both international perspective and practical characteristics for Chinese students.
Jason Wu, Chief Operating Officer of International Affairs at DigiPen (Singapore), stated: DigiPen has always focused on the integration of technology and creative industries, adhering to practice-based education, and is committed to cultivating versatile talents with solid technical skills, innovative awareness, and international perspective. It is a great honor that DigiPen (Singapore)'s first domestic cooperation project has landed at the School of Lifelong Education at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. This cooperation has milestone-style significant importance for the school.
Catherine Liang, Chief Admissions Officer, talked about: In the future, we will combine the specialties' features of the institution, admission standards and training systems to provide all-round project support for Chinese students and education partners, helping students grasp opportunities in the creative technology industry and clarify the development direction of internationalized study.
