International Academic Exchange Office

Inbound Study Programmes

Hong Kong

New Era University College was invited by Mr. Lim Soon Tiong from the NTU Alumni Association (Hong Kong SAR), to participate in the "Malaysia-Hong Kong Student Cultural Exchange Trip " in 2019,2020 and 2023. Two other private universities in Malaysia, Southern University College and Han Chiang University College of Communication were invited to join the programme too. This cultural exchange trip brought together 44 students from 4 colleges and universities of Hong Kong and Malaysia. During the 14-days-trip, interdisciplinary, inter-academic, and regional cultural exchanges were conducted at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and various regions in Malaysia.

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Shandong

Mr. Li Jingwei and Mr. Sun Xingting, representatives from Shandong Vocational College of Science and Technology, lead 16 students from China and visited New Era University College. During their visit, they had 12 hours of English study, 1 outdoor language and culture lesson and 2 cultural experience lessons.

Japan

14 students from the University of Kitakyushu, Japan came to New Era University College (NEUC) for a three-week study programme. Through the programme, they learned English and Malaysian culture. The Japanese students attended three classes at NEUC, namely Malaysian Culture, Applied English and English Presentation Skills, to enhance their understanding of Malaysian culture and improve their English proficiency. During the classes, the students participated in various Malaysian cultural activities, including learning about the "24 Festive Drums", making Malay food (satay), Malay-Japanese curry cooking and exchange, and tea cultural exchange. They had a very fruitful learning and cultural exchange journey in Malaysia.

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Our school's Love Art Drum Club exchanged drum skills with Japanese students. Japanese students learned the Twenty-Four Festive Drums.

Japanese students visited the Ulu Leang Museum and the Shiyegong Temple in Kajang, where Mr. Lee Cheng Kin, the curator of the museum, explained the history of old Kajang and Chinese temple culture to them.

After visiting the Ulu Leang Museum and Shiyegong Temple in Kajang, Japanese students took a group photo together.

Japanese students learned about the cultures and festivals of various ethnic groups in Malaysia through the "Malaysian Culture Class" and experienced traditional Indian hand-painted tattoos (Henna).

Japanese students learned and practiced Chinese tea art in the "Malaysian Culture Class."

After experiencing Chinese tea art, students exchanged ideas with teachers about the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese tea art, promoting cultural exchange between the two sides.

Japanese students and teachers cooked and tasted characteristic curries from Malaysia and Japan, comparing and exchanging cultural aspects such as cooking methods, ingredients, and flavors.

14 Japanese students learned to make satay, experiencing this unique Malaysian delicacy.

Macau

2 interns from Macau University of Science and Technology (M.U.S.T.), Wang Ruo Yu and Luo Chen Yang, carried out their 28-day internship in New Era University College, uncer the supervision of Dr. Li Lin. The main purpose of this internship programme, is to provide a platform for the interns to apply knowledge they acquired in class to practical teaching setting, hoping to bring their teaching skills to the next level.