Chinese students speak of time at Harper Adams
Posted 20 February 2013
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This video is in Mandarin.
Chinese students at Harper Adams speak about the opportunities available at the university in Shropshire, in their own language.
They talk about the differences between the learning and teaching styles and how interacting with students from other countries has broadened their horizons.
They also discuss the difficulties they experienced in the beginning - language, culture and daily life, and the support offered to them by Harper Adams staff.
The students are from Beijing Agricultural College (BAC) and Inner Mongolia Agricultural University (IMAU).
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