Sino-French aviation university project breaks ground in east China
Author : Source : Xinhua 2020-01-01
A Sino-French aviation university project has broken ground in Hangzhou, capital of east China's Zhejiang Province, over the past weekend.
The university in Yuhang District, which is yet to get regulatory approval, is the result of cooperation and exchanges between Chinese and French higher education institutions.
In January 2018, Beihang University and the French Civil Aviation University signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly build the Sino-French Aviation University in Hangzhou.
The university is designed to cover an area of 100 hectares, including a 33-hectare industrial park, and is scheduled to be finished in 2022.
Beihang Hangzhou Innovation Institute, officially launched on Nov. 20, is responsible for the university construction preparations and teaching staff recruitment and training.
Xu Huibin, president of Beihang University, said the Sino-French Aviation University will help foster top-class aviation personnel for China, France and the rest of the world.
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