Counting17 flybys
think Dan has tweeted this before
https://twitter.com/DanScavino/status/1337270838878490628?
this lard ass doling out health justice points
>Professor Stephan Lewandowsky
they love that phrase
<batshit crazy tinfoil hat wearing
https://www.bristol.ac.uk/china/partnerships/
Partnerships
The University of Bristol is proud of its excellent relationships with Chinese partners across research, education and industry. Our students and staff benefit from the unique opportunities that have emerged from these links.
Cross-University collaborations
The University of Bristol has built excellent research and teaching links with top Chinese Universities, including Tsinghua, Peking, Zhejiang, Shanghai Jiao Tong, Sun Yat Sen and Nankai. Our teaching partnerships provide students with opportunities to obtain a joint degree in areas such as Liberal Arts, Translation and Geography.
Scholarships
The University has a strong relationship with the China Scholarship Council. 2018 saw the introduction of the China Scholarships Council – University of Bristol Joint Scholarship PhD Programme, enabling high-calibre Chinese students to carry out research in Bristol on a fully funded basis. The numbers on the programme have increased every year and in 2022 the programme will provide 60 fully funded PhD scholarships for up to 48 months of research.
Opportunities for UK students in China
There are also several opportunities in China for home students to join. These programmes reflect the increasing level of interest that our students have for China, particularly towards cultural understanding and professional experience.
Students have had access to a number of China-focused opportunities, both in person and virtually. These have included internships in Shenzhen and intensive language and culture programmes with partner institutions in China.
>Chinese partners across research, education and industry
gotta love those chink boondoggles
People
This year the University of Bristol is delighted to be travelling to China with our largest delegation to date.While there, University leaders, senior academics and staff will participate in a wide range of events, including the flagship Graduation Celebration in Shanghai, as well as various partnership visits, research seminars and alumni receptions. Among the delegation are those who havelong established links with China,and those who are visiting for the first time. Read on to learn more about each individual’s motivation for joining the delegation and what they hope to achieve by visiting China this April.