On April 1, 2024, Director of International and Special Projects of Manuka Institute of Technology, New Zealand, Mr. Luka Crosbie, and International Marketing Manager , Mr. Kevin Lou, visited YGL. General Manager of Cooperative Education Department of YGL, Ms. Luo Yinglu and the related staff received the guests.

Both sides had friendly and in-depth exchanges, and made targeted exchanges on the establishment of cooperative education programs/institutions at the undergraduate and junior college levels, further studying opportunities in New Zealand, etc. Both sides showed great interest and confidence in the progress and development potential of future cooperation. Mr. Luka Crosbie said that he will actively introduce and recommend YGL to establish a strong and stable cooperative relationship. Ms. Luo, on behalf of YGL, put forward the expectations and demands for cooperation. It also confirmed the steps and processes to promote the cooperation between the Chinese institutions and institutions with intention to collaborate.

YGL has maintained good cooperation and communication with well-known universities in Australia, New Zealand and other countries in Oceania for a long time, and will surely integrate more resources and provide more services on the international cooperation for the domestic universities.

Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT)has been transforming lives through education for more than fifty years as one of the largest providers of technical, vocational and professional training in New Zealand. MIT deliver academic qualifications from certificate to degree level, and students graduate with the real-world practical experience they need. As a specially established polytechnic by the New Zealand government, MIT has a unique position amongst the many polytechnics and has always enjoyed a good reputation in New Zealand and is favoured by students. MIT recognizes that they have a special obligation to serve the people, communities and employers of South Auckland. Achieving significant education outcomes in this region is critical to the future economic and social prosperity of New Zealand.