Division for Student Development and Management

Principal direction duties

Division for student development and management first works from registration of new students to graduation organizes all activities related to students until they finish school, and leads students. The purpose of this division is not only to occupy professionals, but also to train professionals with high ethical and communication skills, talents in art and sports, health and physical development, personal development, and corresponding with modern social orientation. The structure and activities of the department include the Student Cultural Center, the Student Eco Center, student self-governing volunteer organizations, associations, societies, clubs, and councils.

Student development

Take comprehensive arrangements to improve student-centered services Improving the quality of enrollment and accomplishing the registration Improving student’s environmental and social skills, inform them to be “Global citizens” Support student research and increase the number of research students Career choice, introduction, club, training Organize arts and sports events Organizing appointments and discussions for senior doctors and medical professionals’ teachers’ meetings, and journal clubs Organizing activities to increase and encourage learning activities

Support and administrate students

Transfer and provide necessary references and information between graduated and student Promote student health and organize health education training To increase and co-organize opportunities for students to participate in national and international competitions and support students with disabilities Execute reports, programs, and archiving within the direction Help enrollment in loans, grants, and student scholarships To intensify the activities of the employment center and organize mediation To carry out planned work with research in the field of increasing and improving student accommodation, their comfort, and the environment To cooperate with other places and organizations in solving the health and social problems of foreign students