CSULB Delegation Visits China Medical University to Explore Academic Collaboration

A senior delegation from California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), led by Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Karyn Scissum Gunn, visited China Medical University (CMU) on September 24 to explore opportunities for academic and research collaboration. The delegation included academic leaders from fields including engineering, health and human services, natural sciences, graduate education and the arts.

During the visit, Prof. Liang-Yo Yang, Dean of Global Affairs, welcomed the delegation and introduced the university’s development and academic strengths. Both sides exchanged views on potential collaboration in cancer precision medicine, traditional Chinese medicine research, and student and faculty exchanges.

CMU researchers also presented their work in cancer precision medicine and Chinese medicine research, highlighting the university’s interdisciplinary strengths in medicine, biomedical science and traditional Chinese medicine.

Representatives from both universities then discussed potential areas for future collaboration, including medicine, biomedical technology, artificial intelligence and interdisciplinary education. CSULB also shared its approach to international partnerships, emphasizing “reciprocal learning” and long-term collaboration through student, faculty and research exchanges.

The visit provided an opportunity for the two universities to identify shared academic and research interests and explore potential avenues for future partnership. CMU will continue to strengthen international collaboration and expand its global network in medicine, health and interdisciplinary research.

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