"This agreement marks a new stage of important strategic partnership. Our two universities are now building a powerful new technology platform, which will bring the best education to students in China and Sweden. " Professor Ramon Wyss, vice president of international affairs at KTH, said at the opening ceremony of the virtual learning cooperation project with Tsinghua University.
KTH and Tsinghua University started to cooperate more than ten years ago. Recently, the opening ceremony of the virtual learning cooperation project named C-Campus was held, and the cooperation between the two sides was further expanded. The cooperative project includes the combination of virtual and physical equipment, which will make it possible for researchers to learn and cooperate in distance.
KTH University and Tsinghua University are also partners of the Joint Center for Nuclear Energy and Renewable Energy. KTH co-manages the joint center with some top universities in China, including Fudan University, Dalian University of Technology, Nanjing Southeast University, Shanghai Jiaotong University and Zhejiang University. These research centers carry out strategic research in the fields of information and communication technology, energy and life sciences and urban development.
In 20 15, the Royal Institute of Technology was invited to participate in the China International Education Exhibition, and organized publicity and enrollment work with Asian study abroad test centers.