China Scholarship Council (CSC) recently gave China Women's University (CWU) the go-ahead to participate in the council's study abroad project from this year.

The project seeks to benefit the most valuable young teachers in colleges nationwide. According to the scheme, CSC and CWU will jointly finance fiveyoung and promising teachersto study abroad for between three to 12 months. It marks a further widening of the ways in which CWU staff can study abroad, and is also an important measure of effectively promoting internationalization.

The project ismainlyfocused on China's “985” and “211” universities (the top universities in the country). Through the unremitting efforts ofschool leaders andrelated departments, CWU has successfully become involved in the program.

It is the first time that CWU obtained the financial support of CSC for the development and promotion of their teachers.

CWU willstart the process of choosingthe first batch of teachers to study abroadatthe end of August. The relative application period, procedure and management system will be released later, andCWUwelcomes the attention and active participation of young teachers.