The College of International Education at Shanghai University of Engineering Science (SUES) recently organized a weeklong AI-themed study camp for Armenian students. The program combined Chinese-language classes and AI-related learning with site visits and cultural activities in Shanghai.

During the camp, participants took Chinese-language classes and learned about artificial intelligence. During a technology-focused visit in Shanghai’s Songjiang District, they viewed research equipment and learned about recent technological developments. They also conducted fieldwork in nearby urban communities to see how AI is used in public services and urban governance. Visits to the Shanghai Museum, the Bund, and Lujiazui introduced them to different aspects of Shanghai, from its cultural heritage and historic architecture to its modern skyline.

The dean of SUES’s College of International Education attended the camp’s closing ceremony alongside faculty and student representatives. The dean praised the program and encouraged young people from China and Armenia to build closer ties and work together. Faculty and student representatives also shared what they had learned and reflected on their experiences during the camp.

The camp provided Armenian students with opportunities to engage with Chinese language and culture while learning about technological developments in China. It also formed part of SUES’s broader efforts to promote educational and cultural exchange between China and Armenia.

 

Source: Shanghai University of Engineering Science