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News
Sino-Irish Education Cooperation
14 Mar 2018
A number of UCC’s partners in Cork’s sister city of Shanghai were honored to spend time with An Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney, TD on Tuesday evening. Discussions ranged from existing student staff and research collaboration and future plans to increase mobility in both directions.
For more information about the Tánaiste's visit to China please visit: https://www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/News/PressReleases/2018-Press-Releases/Technology-healthcare-and-education-services-are-the-focus-of-Enterprise-Ireland-events-in-China-led-by-Tanaiste-Simon-Coveney-TD-during-St-Patricks-Day-visit.html
For more on this story contact:
Emma Connolly, International Strategy Officer
+353 21 4904730