School of International Education was established in April, 2011, as the School of Chinese Language and Culture and renamed in July, 2019, to meet the needs of international education development, expand overseas student enrollment, promote Sino-foreign student exchanges, and standardize international student education management. The school is responsible for international student education, global promotion of Chinese language and culture, and other international exchange programs. The school consists of the International Education Office and the Teaching & Research Section of Chinese as a Foreign Language, with 16 full-time faculty members including 2 associate professors, 5 lecturers, and 1 assistant lecturer. All hold master's degrees (including 3 Ph.D. candidates).

Committed to establishing long-term partnerships with foreign universities, Confucius Institutes, and Chinese language schools, the school has collaborated with over 180 institutions in 50 countries/regions including the US, Thailand, Spain, Indonesia, and Malaysia. International students can pursue BA/BBA/BS degree programs from Fort Hays State University (FHSU). Drawing on experience from leading Chinese universities and using authoritative teaching materials, the school offers dual China-US degree programs, Sias undergraduate degrees, and Chinese language programs.

Beyond international student cultivation, the school organizes annual International Culture Festival and Campus Open Day events, hosts overseas study groups during summer breaks, and conducts international summer camp programs.

Leadership

Vice Dean - Wang Jing