WENCHANG, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 12 February 2026 – China recently launched a Long March-12 carrier rocket from Wenchang, successfully sending the 19th group of low-orbit internet satellites into preset orbit. This mission marked the 12th launch since the country’s first commercial spacecraft launch site entered service, signaling that the facility has entered a phase of high-density, routine operations.
An aerial drone photo shows seaside homestays and coffee shops in Longlou Town, Wenchang, south China’s Hainan Province. (Xinhua/Pu Xiaoxu)
Wenchang benefits from distinct natural and geological advantages. As China’s southernmost launch site, its proximity to the equator improves payload efficiency. The expansive surrounding sea areas ensure safety for launch drop zones, while accessible maritime transport solves the logistical challenge of shipping large rocket.
The steady launch capacity, together with Hainan Free Trade Port policies such as zero tariffs, low tax rates, and a simplified tax system, is attracting aerospace companies from around the world. To date, more than 700 space-related enterprises have settled in the Wenchang International Aerospace City (WIAC), covering the entire industrial chain from rocket manufacturing and satellite design to data applications.
In 2025, the WIAC recorded annual revenue exceeding 20 billion yuan (approximately 2.9 billion U. S. dollars). With core infrastructure facilities gradually put to operations, a complete industrial chain—from manufacturing and assembling to launch operations—is rapidly taking shape.
“What attracted us here is not only the launch capability, but the entire industrial ecosystem,” said a senior executive of a satellite-related company based in the WIAC. “Finding partners and testing solutions here is extremely efficient.”
Space launches are also reshaping the local tourism landscape. According to official statistics, Wenchang recorded more than one million tourist trips in 2025. Many of the tourists were “rocket-chasers.” Launch viewing areas and the local aerospace science and education center have become popular destinations, boosting business for nearby homestays, restaurants, and related services.
“We used to live by the weather, now we live by the rockets,” a local homestay operator remarked, which highlighted the area’s transition from a traditional fishing community to a modern aerospace hub.
It was revealed that multiple launch pads are under construction at the Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site. As infrastructure continues to improve, a “Space Town” featuring the aerospace industry and themed tourism is taking shape along China’s southern coast.
Hashtag: #Wenchang
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Global student pitch competition recognized for high-impact virtual engagement, real-world learning and cross-campus collaboration
SYDNEY and BRIDGEWATER, N.J., Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — OneSchool Global (OSG), a global educational system with more than 120 campuses in 20 countries, has earned the Virtual Event of the Year award at the 2025 Ragan Video, Visual & Virtual Awards for its global student initiative Perfect Pitch, hailed as a leading example of innovative, high-impact virtual engagement.
OneSchool Global’s Perfect Pitch competition title slide graphic.
Presented by Ragan Communications, the global awards program is widely regarded as one of the industry’s most respected benchmarks, celebrating excellence in video, visual design, and virtual events.
Judges praised Perfect Pitch for its strong real-world learning outcomes, seamless global execution, and high levels of engagement, highlighting how the event brought together students, educators, and judges across continents to collaborate, innovate, and present ideas on a truly global stage.
Launched globally in 2024, Perfect Pitch culminated in a live, professionally produced virtual showcase connecting more than 5,000 viewers across 120 OSG campuses in 10 time zones. From an initial cohort of more than 100 students working in international teams, the top finalists pitched their ideas during the live event through polished video presentations, live Q&A, and real-time feedback from a global judging panel.
“Perfect Pitch exemplifies what future-focused education can look like when students are trusted with authentic, complex challenges,” said Matt Phillips, Global Head of Education at OneSchool Global. “This recognition affirms our commitment to real-world learning experiences that develop confidence, collaboration, and entrepreneurial thinking at a global scale.”
The event was delivered in partnership with Corporate Technology Services (CTS), which supported the technical design and delivery of the live broadcast across multiple time zones.
“Delivering a live global event of this scale and complexity required meticulous planning, close collaboration and a shared commitment to quality,” said Duncan Lugstein, Managing Director at Corporate Technology Services. “Perfect Pitch was not only a technical achievement, but a powerful demonstration of what’s possible when technology is used to amplify student voice and innovation.”
The Virtual Event of the Year award further reinforces OneSchool Global’s position as a leader in digitally enabled, student-centered learning experiences.
About OneSchool Global: OneSchool Global is an educational system attended by families of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church with 120+ campuses across 20 countries, where it provides an innovative learning and teaching program to over 8,000 students. For more information about OSG, go to www.oneschoolglobal.com.
BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 12 February 2026 – When you think of the Chinese New Year, lively lion dances and vibrant red lanterns surely come to mind. But this time, in Beijing’s Chaoyang District, you might brush past an adorable panda mascot, run into trendy IP characters on street corners, and discover themed artistic lanterns and festive markets. All these are available at the “Trendy Chaoyang, Trendy Temple Fair” event unfolding at the Chaoyangmen Outer Street area.
“Trendy Chaoyang, Trendy Temple Fair”
From February 10 (Little New Year in northern China on the Chinese lunar calendar) to March 8, the UIC block in the Chaoyangmen Outer Street area transforms into an open-air New Year playground. The most eye-catching are the nearly 100 “pandas” scattered throughout the block—not real giant pandas, but art installations, lanterns, pop-up IPs, and interactive photo spots inspired by various trendy characters. Top panda celebrities like Beijing Zoo’s Meng Lan, Chengdu’s He Hua, Hu Hu from the movie Panda Plan, Bing Dwen Dwen (a mascot of Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games), Pang Anda (a mascot of Air China), and 52TOYS’ Panda Roll, among others, have all gathered here. Additionally, over ten renowned domestic and international IPs, such as MOLLY from Pop Mart and WAKUKU from HERE, have also “traveled” here, creating a warm, healing, fun-filled, adorable universe.
Apart from trendy toy IPs, the event offers diverse Spring Festival experiences: Yingge Dance from the Chaoshan area of Guangdong Province makes its debut in Beijing, beating majestic New Year drums; folk song and dance performances from Guangxi and other ethnic areas showcase the diverse flavors of Chinese New Year. Visitors can enjoy specially crafted drinks from AI-powered unmanned beverage stations while appreciating intangible cultural heritage crafts and designer brands at the market. At THE BOX shopping mall, you can try VR tennis, visit a pet market, and interact with roaming non-player characters (NPCs) to receive red envelopes. After nightfall, lights, woven tree covers, and themed lighting effects turn the entire street into a dreamy open-air “art gallery.”
At historic sites such as Dongyue Temple and Ritan Park, Chaoyang District leverages local cultural heritage to create all-ages-friendly fairs combining exhibitions, fun activities, markets, and performances. This is not just a revival and celebration of Chinese New Year but also a cultural exchange that bridges tradition and modernity, folk customs and fashion, the local and the global.
Chaoyang’s “Trendy Temple Fair” welcomes everyone, no matter where you are from, with open arms, creative and heart-warming celebrations, inviting all to experience a Chinese New Year that is tangible, interactive, and full of surprises and happy memories.
Hashtag: #TrendyTempleFair
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HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 12 February 2026 – The 21st century is no longer measuring cities by height or GDP growth, but by their capacity to anticipate, absorb, and regenerate. “Resilience” has shifted from a policy buzzword into a survival metric. Governance is no longer a background function, it is the nervous system of urban life.
Vinhomes Green Paradise in Can Gio exemplifies this strategic shift. At its core, the project places the governance (G) factor at the center of the ESG++ model, aiming to build a city capable of regeneration and proactive long-term adaptation. The project is positioning itself not as a late entrant but as a re-architect of coastal urban logic.
When Governance Defines Quality of Life
For decades, Asian urban development prioritized growth speed and capital attraction. However, climate-related pressures, urban flooding, rising operational costs have exposed the limits of those indicators. International research, including “Happiness in urban environments,” now links quality of life not only to amenities but also to safety and environmental resilience. Even technical standards such as ISO 37120 increasingly emphasize public service delivery and transparency over purely economic metrics.
This rebalancing is most visible in coastal cities, where high economic potential coexists with direct exposure to sea-level rise. Jakarta’s subsidence crisis and the challenges faced by Bangkok and Manila illustrate the long-term costs of prioritizing speed over adaptive capacity. In this context, urban governance must extend beyond routine administration to function as an integrated system of risk management, forecasting, and proactive response.
Can Gio as a Strategic Test of Adaptive Capacity
As Ho Chi Minh City expands southward, Can Gio presents a concentrated version of the challenges facing Southeast Asian coastal urbanism. The peninsula contains a dual ecological structure: a large marine interface and a UNESCO-recognized mangrove biosphere reserve. This configuration imposes high sensitivity on any development decision. The economic use of marine resources must align with conservation requirements and regional ecological safety.
From an international perspective, Can Gio serves not only as a green buffer but also as a governance test case, where development can proceed without repeating the costly lessons observed elsewhere.
Vinhomes Green Paradise responds to this challenge by expanding the conventional ESG framework into an ESG++ model structured around two additional pillars: regeneration and resilience.
Marc Townsend, Senior Advisor at Arcadia Consulting Vietnam, observed that prioritizing environmental protection over short-term profit targets represents a strategic choice that positions the project as a distinctive model worthy of regional discussion. The defining feature is the placement of governance (G) as the central layer, enabling consistent execution of environmental (E) and social (S) objectives through international benchmarks such as BREEAM and ISO 37122.
Data Infrastructure and the Urban Operating System
At the core of the governance model is the ESG Hub, an AI-integrated platform designed for continuous monitoring of environmental indicators, energy consumption, and emissions. The system generates automatic alerts when risk thresholds are breached and transmits data directly to public display screens and residents’ mobile devices.
In the long term, the ESG Hub also plays the role of a data platform for synthesizing ESG reports, managing emission reductions and tracking the carbon footprint throughout the super project’s lifecycle, a key factor for sustainable commitments to be verified by actual operational data.
Alongside data-driven governance, the ESG++ urban area incorporates infrastructure solutions tailored to coastal conditions. These include sea reclamation techniques, active flood warning and drainage regulation systems, and materials resistant to saltwater corrosion. Such features reflect a risk-prevention approach embedded from the design stage.
This smart city model, with the application of IoT, artificial intelligence and big data application, is integrated into core operational layers such as security, traffic, fire prevention and energy management. The residential experience is supported by an automated ecosystem comprising self-driving vehicles, delivery robots, and service robots. Within individual apartments, a centralized smart management interface allows residents to control lighting, temperature, and security systems.
The operating model does not rely solely on technology. A professionally trained management team and 24/7 resident services form a “soft governance layer” that reinforces system stability and consistency.
Broader Implications
From an investment perspective, urban governance capacity is consistently linked to the ability to accumulate long-term asset value. Once infrastructure linkages between Can Gio, central Ho Chi Minh City, and the international seaport system are completed, the area will transform from an ecological space to a marine tourism and logistics hub.
Practice from cities developed according to ESG standards like Hammarby Sjöstad or Sentosa shows that real estate value is always more stable and durable against fluctuation cycles.
At a broader level, Vinhomes Green Paradise Can Gio illustrates a shift in Vietnam’s approach to coastal urban development. The integration of governance with data systems and technology sends a signal to international observers: the future value of a city will be determined not by its physical mass but by its governance capacity and adaptive flexibility against market fluctuations.
Hashtag: #Vinhomes
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SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Under the strategic leadership of Hyosung Chairman Hyun-Joon Cho, Hyosung Heavy Industries has secured a record-breaking contract in the U.S. power market, marking the largest order in the company’s history and underscoring its expanding role in U.S. grid modernization efforts.
Hyosung Heavy Industries’ 765kV ultra-high voltage transformers installed across the U.S. power transmission grid
Hyosung Heavy Industries recently signed a supply contract worth approximately USD 530 million with a major U.S. transmission grid operator for power equipment, including 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformers and reactors. This contract represents the largest single order ever awarded to a Korean power equipment manufacturer in the U.S. market.
In 2025, Hyosung Heavy Industries became the first Korean company to sign a “full-package” supply contract in the United States for power equipment, including 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformers and 800kV ultra-high-voltage GIS(Gas Insulated Switchgears); building on this achievement, the company has continued its streak of large-scale orders into the new year, further cementing its position in the U.S. 765kV segment. Beyond its role as an equipment manufacturer, Hyosung Heavy Industries is expected to play a leading role as a “Total Solution Provider” in the full-scale implementation of U.S. 765kV transmission grid construction projects.
Power demand in the United States is expected to increase by approximately 25% over the next decade, driven by the rapid expansion of AI data centers and the growing adoption of electric vehicles. To meet this projected increase in demand, major U.S. electric utilities are accelerating plans to construct 765kV transmission grids. The 765kV system enables long-distance delivery of large-capacity electricity while significantly reducing line losses compared to existing 345kV or 500kV systems.
Hyosung Heavy Industries currently supplies nearly half of the 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformers installed across the U.S. power grid and has maintained the largest market share in the U.S. 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformer market since the early 2010s. Leveraging its proven product reliability and technological excellence, the company has followed its large-scale supply contract in 2025 with this latest mega-order, further reinforcing its established position in the U.S. 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformer market.
The 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformer is a highly complex piece of power equipment that requires advanced high-voltage insulation technology as well as rigorous testing and validation processes.
Hyosung Heavy Industries established its U.S. subsidiary in 2001 and became the first Korean company to export 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformers to the United States in 2010. Since 2020, the company has operated a transformer manufacturing facility in Memphis, Tennessee, which is currently the only plant in the United States capable of designing and producing 765kV ultra-high-voltage transformers.
The company is also actively advancing efforts to localize talent development. Through partnerships with local technical colleges, Hyosung Heavy Industries is recruiting top talent and is committed to cultivating mid-level managers and executives through comprehensive career development and professional training programs.
This record-scale order was secured under the direct leadership of Hyosung Chairman Hyun-Joon Cho, reflecting the company’s long-term investment strategy in the U.S. market and its sustained focus on ultra-high-voltage transmission infrastructure. Chairman Cho has strengthened Hyosung Heavy Industries’ U.S. presence through ongoing engagement with federal, state, and industry stakeholders, including U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee, Oracle Corporation Executive Vice Chair Safra A. Catz, GE Vernova CEO Scott L. Strazik, and Tennessee Governor Bill Lee.
“Driven by the expansion of AI and data centers, power infrastructure has become a core industry directly linked to national security,” Chairman Cho stated. “Leveraging Hyosung Heavy Industries’ Memphis manufacturing base and its ultra-high-voltage technology, we must establish ourselves as an essential long-term partner in ensuring the stability of the U.S. power grid.”
Gross Profit Increased 284.4% Year-over-Year and Gross Margin Increases 730 Basis Points to 8.8%
BEIJING, Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Datasea Inc. (Nasdaq: DTSS) (“Datasea” or the “Company”), a Nevada-based technology enterprise engaged in acoustic technologies and 5G+AI multimodal digitalization, today announced its unaudited financial results for the second fiscal quarter and the six months ended December 31, 2025. Additional details will be available in the Company’s Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q as filed with the SEC.
Six Month Fiscal 2026 Highlights for the Period Ended December 31, 2025
Revenue: Approximately $26.81 million compared with $41.54 million for the same period last year, representing a decrease of $14.73 million, or 35.46%. This was primarily due to the Company’s successful execution of its strategic plan to reduce its low-margin standardized services and optimize its revenue mix toward high-value, technology-driven business lines.
Gross Profit:$2.36 million, compared with $0.61 million in the same period last year, representing an increase of $1.75 million, or 284.4% year-over-year. This was driven by improved cost efficiencies and the Company’s leadership in delivering innovative value-added 5G+AI multimodal solutions.
Gross Margin: 8.8%, compared with 1.5% in the same period last year, primarily as a result of an optimized revenue mix from high margin value-added 5G+AI multimodal solution.
Management Commentary
Ms. Zhixin Liu, Chief Executive Officer of Datasea, commented, “The first half of fiscal 2026 reflects our continued execution of a strategic shift away from top-line growth toward higher-quality revenue and improved profitability. While revenue declined year-over-year as a result of our deliberate reduction of low-margin standardized services, both gross profit and gross margin expanded meaningfully, underscoring the effectiveness of our technology-driven, higher-value business mix.”
“We continued to advance our 5G+AI multimodal digitalization business with a strategic focus on higher-margin, customized solutions and a more selective customer mix. Through ongoing optimization of our product and service structure, we believe this business segment will remain a key contributor to revenue stability and profitability going forward.”
“At the same time, we are advancing our acoustic high-tech initiatives designed to extend our technology leadership and future growth. Our R&D is increasingly centered on non-invasive acoustic medicine, brain–computer interface technologies, intelligent acoustic systems and health robotics. In parallel, we are exploring the technical capabilities and application potential of acoustic technologies in industrial and precision manufacturing environments. Collectively, these initiatives both augment and strengthen our core technology, and broaden our addressable markets, positioning the Company’s for future growth beyond its current core businesses.”
Operational Highlights
1. 5G+AI Multimodal Digital Business
Was the Company’s primary revenue contributor during the six-month period.
Continued strategic emphasis on high-margin, customized AI multimodal solutions, including services for SMEs, digital marketing scenarios, and industry-specific applications.
Ongoing optimization of customer mix and service structure supported improved overall profitability and recurring revenue quality.
2. Acoustic High-Tech Segment
Continued advancement of R&D initiatives in acoustic medicine, brain–computer interface technologies, intelligent acoustic systems and health robotics, while expanding the exploration of engineering-level application scenarios and engineering validation pathways for acoustic technologies in industrial and precision manufacturing environments;
The acoustic business direction continues to evolve from single-product exploration toward integrated and system-level development, laying the foundation for subsequent technical validation, application expansion and potential commercialization.
Business Outlook
Looking ahead, Datasea will continue to advance its strategic priorities:
5G+AI Multimodal Digitalization: further enhancement of the Company’s proprietary AI multimodal platform, expansion of high-margin customized solutions, and exploration of scalable and replicable service models to support stable and recurring cash flows.
Acoustic High-Tech Innovation: accelerated R&D efforts in acoustic medicine, brain–computer interface technologies, intelligent systems and health robotics, while continuing to explore the technical capabilities and application potential of acoustic technologies in industrial and precision manufacturing application scenarios, with the objective of gradually building long-term, platform-based acoustic technology capabilities.
Through disciplined execution and sustained technological innovation, Datasea aims to further improve its profitability profile, strengthen operational efficiency, and establish a more resilient and sustainable foundation for long-term growth.
About Datasea Inc.
Datasea Inc. (“Datasea”) is a leading provider of products, services, and solutions for enterprise and retail customers in two innovative industries, acoustic high tech and 5G-AI multimodal digitalization. The Company’s advanced R&D technology serves as the core infrastructure and backbone for its products. Its 5G multimodal digital segment operates on a cloud platform based on AI. Datasea leverages cutting-edge technologies, precision manufacturing, and ultrasonic, infrasound and directional sound technology in its acoustics business to combat viruses and prevent human infections, and it is also developing applications in medical ultrasonic cosmetology. In July 2023, Datasea established a wholly-owned subsidiary, Datasea Acoustics LLC, in Delaware, in a strategic move to enter the U.S. markets and to mark its global expansion plan. For additional information, please visit www.dataseainc.com.
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CGTN published an article exploring China’s efforts to strengthen rural specialty industries as part of its broader rural revitalization strategy. The article highlights how localized, tailored approaches and technological advancements, such as AI and Internet of Things integration, are driving innovation and improving farmers’ incomes, positioning agriculture as a modern pillar sector in China’s future development.
BEIJING, Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — In eastern China, vegetables are grown in sensor-controlled greenhouses. In the northwest, fish are raised in ponds carved from desert sands. Further south, coffee beans are upgraded into premium brands. Meanwhile, in the northern grasslands, high-quality beef cattle anchor modern supply chains. These rural industries are now being linked into a broader push to modernize Chinese agriculture.
As China enters the first year of its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), Chinese President Xi Jinping has emphasized that work related to agriculture, rural areas, and farmers is “of vital importance.” China should strive to build agriculture into a major modernized sector and ensure a modern standard of living in rural areas so that farmers can enjoy a more prosperous life, Xi said at last December’s annual central rural work conference.
The policy direction is explicit. The Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan call for coordinated development of technology-driven, eco-friendly, quality-focused and brand-oriented agriculture, turning it into a modern pillar sector. These priorities were further detailed in the No. 1 central document for 2026, which outlined measures to advance agricultural and rural modernization and promote all-around rural revitalization.
Tailored to local conditions
In the Dabie Mountains of Lu’an City, east China’s Anhui Province, steep terrain once constrained farming. Today, valleys use an ecological cultivation model for Dendrobium officinale, a high-value medicinal herb. Supported by leading enterprises, planting areas have exceeded 23,600 mu (about 1,573 hectares), nurturing more than 2,600 business entities and creating jobs for over 22,000 people.
In Wuzhou City, south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, hilly land has been transformed into large-scale tea plantations. Benefiting from favorable geography and climate, tea-growing areas now exceed 400,000 mu, with annual output topping 40,000 tonnes and an expected comprehensive output value of over 30 billion yuan ($4.3 billion) in 2025.
Such examples are part of a broader trend in China. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025), China supported 210 specialty industrial clusters, 250 modern agricultural industrial parks and 1,098 strong agricultural towns. Nationwide, county-level agricultural leading enterprises have reached 94,000, including 2,250 at the national level.
“County-level industries that boost local incomes are a key vehicle for farmers to increase earnings locally,” said Zhong Yu, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. He noted that mechanisms such as order-based purchasing, equity dividends and local employment help farmers share fairly in industrial growth.
Technology as a breakthrough
In Yi County, north China’s Hebei Province, local persimmons were once sold only in season. Through collaboration with agricultural universities, enterprises developed techniques such as the “gradient cooling method” that extend shelf life from days to nearly a year, enabling year-round supply. In Wenjiang District of Chengdu, capital of southwest China’s Sichuan Province, AI- and Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled strawberry factories use hundreds of sensors to manage production, significantly boosting yields.
These micro-level shifts reflect a broader policy turn. The No. 1 central document for 2026 called for improving the effectiveness of agricultural science and technology innovation and, for the first time, explicitly encouraged wider application of drones, the IoT and agricultural robots.
President Xi has repeatedly stressed that the key to agricultural modernization lies in scientific and technological progress and innovation. China has built a relatively comprehensive agricultural innovation system, comprising more than 800 research institutions, over 120,000 researchers, and around 400,000 grassroots agricultural technicians.
For Li Jianjun, a professor from China Agricultural University, the 15th Five-Year Plan period will be critical for laying the foundations for basic realization of socialist modernization. Accelerating the integration of technological innovation with agricultural industrial innovation is essential to addressing long-standing weaknesses in rural development. He added that, done well, it can turn agriculture into a modern pillar industry – one that is more resilient, competitive and sustainable.
LONDON, Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Oxford International announces a new partnership with Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (currently Berlin International University of Applied Sciences), in Berlin, supporting its international growth and expanding English-taught study opportunities in one of Europe’s most in-demand student cities.
The collaboration will see Oxford International support Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International)’s growth by providing international market development services across student recruitment, overseas marketing, admissions, compliance, enrolment, and student support.
Beginning in October 2026, international students will be able to study across nine undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in architecture, design, and business. All the programmes will be taught entirely in English, with small class sizes, strong industry links, and a clear pathway from study to work in Germany.
Feroz Ali, Managing Director at Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International), commented: “We are thrilled to partner with Oxford International as we expand our international reach. We already support learners from 93 countries, with international students making up 70% of our population. Together, we will welcome an even more diverse cohort of students to Berlin, offering them an internationally focused education with clear pathways from study to work.”
Lil Bremermann-Richard, CEO of Oxford International, said : “Partnering with Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International) marks an important step in Oxford International’s global expansion. Berlin is an increasingly attractive destination for international students, and this collaboration reflects our ambition to support institutions and students in dynamic, future-facing markets.”
Oxford International works numerous academic partners globally supporting almost 80,000 students each year. Its global recruitment teams are based in more than 50 international source markets, providing academic partners with local insight and ongoing strategic guidance.
About Oxford International
Oxford International is a trusted educational partner with over 30 years of heritage providing higher education programmes and direct entry recruitment to academic partners, vocational programmes, English language courses and testing across the UK, USA, Canada and Australia and cross-borders online.
About Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences (Berlin International)
Whitecliffe University of Applied Sciences is part of a global network of cooperating universities and higher education institutions. The university is currently undergoing a name change from Berlin International University of Applied Sciences. This change is subject to official approval and formal verification.
