bw西汉姆联中文开展2026级新生入学教育系列活动
九江9月10日 (甘霖) 9月10日上午，中国·必威(bw·西汉姆联)中文官方网站-West Ham Unite2026级新生入学教育大会在立信楼404教室举行。来自世界各地的80余名国际新生齐聚一堂，开启在浔学习生活的“第一课”。
本次入学教育围绕学生管理、教学规范、校园行为准则及心理健康四大板块展开。bw西汉姆联中文副院长朱小晶就宿舍安全、考勤请假、课外活动及奖学金评选等日常管理事项进行了详细说明；教务科科长甘霖重点强调了课堂纪律与诚信考试要求；心理学专家倪竞以情绪管理为主题，通过互动式讲座引导新生以多元视角看待问题，现场反响热烈。
bw西汉姆联中文院长帅式毅向新生介绍了国际学生校园行为准则，并围绕新学期学习与生活提出指导意见。他勉励新生重视身心健康，坚持跑步锻炼，并建议每位新生通过邮件发送个人简介及学习计划，以便学院更好地提供支持与服务。
来自越南的国际学生黎武俊（LE VU TUAN）表示，通过这次入学教育，他对在中国新学期的学习生活注意事项有了全面了解，入学教育非常有意义。
据了解，新生入学教育是中国·必威(bw·西汉姆联)中文官方网站-West Ham Unite的常规工作。9月11日上午9时，学院还组织了校园导览活动，带领新生参观基础医学院及医创中心、图书馆、实验中心（HSK考场）、教学楼、体育场馆及食堂等设施，帮助国际学生尽快熟悉校园环境，融入校园生活。(完)
Jiujiang University's Faculty of International Studies Hosts 2026 Orientation for New International Students
Jiujiang, Sept. 10 (Gan Lin) — The Faculty of International Studies of Jiujiang University held its 2026 Orientation Activity for New International Students on the morning of Sept. 10 in Room 404 of the Lixin Building. More than 80 international freshmen from around the world gathered to begin their "first class" for study and life in China.
The orientation covered four main areas: student affairs, academic regulations, campus behavioral guidelines, and mental health. Zhu Xiaojing, vice dean of the college, gave a detailed briefing on daily management matters including dormitory safety, attendance and leave procedures, extracurricular activities, and scholarship selection. Gan Lin, head of the Academic Affairs Section, stressed classroom discipline and exam integrity. Ni Jing, a psychology specialist, delivered an interactive lecture on emotional management, guiding students to view problems from multiple perspectives. The session drew an enthusiastic response from the audience.
Shuai Shiyi, dean of the college, introduced the campus behavioral guidelines for international students and offered guidance on study and life for the new semester. He encouraged students to value their physical and mental health, keep running to relieve stress and stay fit, and suggested that each freshman send a personal introduction and study plan by email so the college can better provide support and services.
LE VU TUAN, an international student from Vietnam, said the orientation gave him a comprehensive understanding of what to pay attention to in his studies and life in China for the new semester, and that it was very meaningful.
Orientation for new students is a regular part of the college's work. At 9 a.m. on Sept. 11, the college organized a campus tour, leading freshmen to visit the School of Basic Medical Sciences and Medical Innovation Center, the library, the experimental center (HSK test venue), teaching buildings, sports venues, and dining halls, helping international students get familiar with the campus and integrate into campus life as soon as possible. (End)
