To carry out the university’s Top TUST Initiative and build an effective home-school communication channel, the School of International Studies hosted the freshmen parents’ meeting at the Lecture Hall of Yifu Building, Binhai Campus on September 11. More than 100 parents attended. School leaders including Party Secretary He Hua, Dean Chaoluomeng, Deputy Party Secretary Wang Lei and freshman counselor Sun Ying were present.

Secretary He Hua welcomed parents and thanked them for their trust. He noted that foreign language disciplines connect China and the world for cultural exchange. The School adheres to the mission of cultivating talents for the Party and the nation, and hopes to maintain close home-school collaboration over the next four years to support students’ growth.

Dean Chaoluomeng introduced the School’s overview and talent training programmes, covering its history, disciplines, faculty, research and international exchanges. The presentation demonstrated the School’s educational strengths and strengthened parents’ confidence in its training quality.

Deputy Party Secretary Wang Lei outlined the student affairs framework. Centered on students, the School balances academic progress and character development to cultivate responsible young foreign language talents. Counselor Sun Ying explained campus safety, dormitory management, military training and orientation arrangements, committing to help freshmen transition smoothly into university life.

The meeting built a solid communication platform for home-school cooperation. Moving forward, the School will continue freshman orientation and strengthen home-school collaboration to help new students start their promising academic journey at TUST.