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Global Partners 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 CMYK 3063936_中央大学 大学概要2021-2022 英語版_ 校 校 校川崎〈P16〉 CMYK 3063936_中央大学 大学概要2021-2022 英語版_ 校 校 校 校川崎〈P17〉 Global Partners Chuo University Pacific Office Chuo-Thammasat Collaboration Center Chuo University Shanghai Office As an extension of a partnership agreement with the Chuo opened its second overseas hub in Thailand in December 2014, the The Chuo University Shanghai Office is Chuo's third overseas _ University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, Chuo University opened its Chuo-Thammasat Collaboration Center, located in Bangkok's Thammasat hub, opened in October 2016 at the University of Shanghai for International Partner Institutions first overseas hub, located in the East West Center on the University. The Center plays a key role in Chuo's globalization initiatives Science and Technology (USST). The Shanghai Office gathers premises of UHM, in December 2013. Through the opening of across ASEAN, supporting student exchange, academic programs and information on international exchange, offers overseas study Chuo University has partnership agreements with 208 universities this Office, interaction between students and academic staff research projects, building networks, and promoting communication programs for students, provides research support for faculty and research institutions in 40 countries and regions worldwide. of the two universities activities internationally. In addition, members, and ensures a Students from countries around the globe enroll in degree programs has grown rapidly. each year Chuo participates in the base for networking and and non-degree students undertake short-term study (six months In addition, there International Education Expo hosted public relations activities. to one year) as exchange students from our partner universities are plans underway by the Office of the Civil Service Above all, the office and institutions. In addition, Chuo and the Japanese International for new courses and Commission (OCSC), and is focusing enables Chuo to implement ‘ higher education programs School (JIS) in Hanoi, Vietnam, recently entered into a cooperation projects in Hawai i on networking in Thailand through over the coming years. attending "JUNThai" events (the in close cooperation with agreement in order to strengthen Chuo's international network Japanese Universities' Network in USST. of prestigious overseas schools and to ensure the continuous _ Thailand). acceptance of outstanding undergraduate students. A new overseas University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Thammasat University Shanghai Office at USST office is planned for the future at JIS. https://www.facebook.com/chuo.hawaii https://www.facebook.com/chuo.thammasat as of May 2021 Europe University of Córdoba Chile University of Salamanca University of Magallanes Belgium University of Santiago de Compostela Mexico Free University of Brussels Sweden Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology Katholic University Leuven Linnaeus University National Autonomous University of Mexico UCLouvain Saint-Louis University, Bruxelles Stockholm University Uruguay Croatia Switzerland University of Montevideo University of Zagreb University of Applied Sciences of U.S.A. Denmark Western Switzerland American University University of Copenhagen University of Geneva Benedictine University University of Southern Denmark Turkey Boston University France Middle East Technical University California State University Monterey Bay Aix-Marseille University UK California State University, East Bay EM Normandie Business School Cardiff University Carleton College ESCP Business School Edge Hill University East Tennessee State University Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Lyon Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Illinois State University University François-Rabelais of Tours Japanese Arts and Cultures Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis University Lumière Lyon 2 University College, London Lake Forest College University of Paris University of Cambridge, Cambridge Language Maryville College University of Strasbourg Sciences Interdisciplinary Research Centre Minnesota State University Mankato University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès University of Glasgow Mississippi State University University Paris Nanterre University of Leicester Purdue University Northwest University Sorbonne Paris Nord University of Manchester, Faculty of Humanities Renmin University of China Mongolia Taiwan Purdue University West Lafayette Germany University of Sheffield Shaanxi Normal University National University of Mongolia National Central University San Diego State University Frankfurt School of Finance & Management University of Stirling Shanghai Jiao Tong University Myanmar National Chengchi University The Washington Center Free University of Berlin University of Sussex Sichuan University University of Yangon National Chi Nan University, College of Humanities Tulane University, School of Law Humboldt University Berlin University of York Soochow University Philippines National Chung Cheng University, Graduate Institute University of Arizona Ludwig Maximilian University Munich, Faculty of Law Sun Yat-sen University Ateneo de Manila University of Criminology University of California, Berkeley University of the Philippines RWTH Aachen University, Faculty of Civil Engineering / Africa Tianjin University of Technology National Kaohsiung Normal University University of California, Davis Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Tongji University Singapore National Sun Yat-sen University University of Hawa‘i i at Hilo _ University of Muenster (Westphalian Wilhelms Benin Tsinghua University Nanyang Technological University, College of National Taipei University University of Hawai‘i at Manoa University Muenster) University of Abomey Calavi University of Hong Kong Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences National Taiwan University University of Mississippi University of Osnabrueck University of International Business and Economics Singapore Management University Soochow University University of North Carolina at Asheville Singapore Polytechnic, School of Digital Media and University of Tübingen (Eberhard-Karls University Tübingen) Asia University of Science and Technology Beijing Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Wuerzburg (Julius-Maximilians-Universität University of Shanghai for Science and Technology Infocomm Technology Thailand University of St. Thomas Würzburg) Cambodia Wuhan University South Korea Chiang Mai University University of Tennessee, Knoxville Italy Royal University of Phnom Penh Xiamen University Chonbuk National University Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Economics Chung-Ang University University of Messina, Department of Engineering China Yunnan Normal University Kasetsart University Oceania University of Milano Bicocca Beijing Institute of Technology Yunnan University Dankook University Office of the Judiciary of Thailand University of Pisa Beijing Normal University Zhejiang University Ewha Womans University Thammasat University Australia University of Rome "La Sapienza" Capital Normal University Zhejiang University of Technology Hanyang University Vietnam Australian National University Malta China University of Political Science and Law India Inha University Foreign Trade University Flinders University University of Malta Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of Law Indian Institute of Management Nagpur Jeju National University, College of Engineering and Hanoi University of Science and Technology James Cook University Netherlands Chongqing University Symbiosis International University Graduate School (Engineering Division) Hue University Monash University, Monash College Erasmus University Rotterdam, Erasmus School of Law / City University of Hong Kong Indonesia Kangnam University National Economics University Swinburne University of Technology Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication Dalian University Gadjah Mada University Konkuk University Thuy Loi University University of Adelaide Fontys University of Applied Sciences Dalian University of Foreign Languages Hasanuddin University Korea University University of Da Nang University of Melbourne Maastricht University Dalian University of Technology Institut Teknologi Bandung, Faculty of Civil and Korean Institute of Criminology Vietnam National University, Hanoi University of New South Wales Poland East China University of Politics and Law Environmental Engineering Kyung Hee University University of Sydney, Centre for Peace and Conflict University of Lodz Fudan University Universitas Indonesia Seoul National University Americas Studies / School of Language and Cultures Russian Federation Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Laos Sookmyung Women's University University of Technology Sydney Moscow State University‘M. V. LOMONOSOV’ Hohai University National University of Laos Sungkyunkwan University Brazil University of the Sunshine Coast Pacific National University Jilin University Malaysia University of Incheon University of São Paulo, Escola Politécnica University of Western Australia Serbia Kunming University of Science and Technology Universiti Sains Malaysia Yeungnam University Canada Western Sydney University University of Belgrade Minzu University of China Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Yonsei University Memorial University of Newfoundland New Zealand Spain Nankai University Universiti Utara Malaysia Sri Lanka University of the Fraser Valley University of Auckland English Language Academy University of Alicante Peking University University of Malaya University of Sri Jayewardenepura University of Winnipeg Chuo joined ISEP in 2020. 16 17.
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