OUC students are rooted in many professions, police officers, diligent industrial workers, rural entrepreneurs leading villagers to prosperity, healthcare workers guarding lives, border defence soldiers, and courageous individuals overcoming disabilities, to name just a few. The "Honour Rolls" series brings you closer to outstanding students, showcasing their excellence and the spirit of perseverance.
OUC students are rooted in many professions, police officers, diligent industrial workers, rural entrepreneurs leading villagers to prosperity, healthcare workers guarding lives, border defence soldiers, and courageous individuals overcoming disabilities, to name just a few. The "Honour Rolls" series brings you closer to outstanding students, showcasing their excellence and the spirit of perseverance.
OUC students are rooted in many professions, police officers, diligent industrial workers, rural entrepreneurs leading villagers to prosperity, healthcare workers guarding lives, border defence soldiers, and courageous individuals overcoming disabilities, to name just a few. The "Honour Rolls" series brings you closer to outstanding students, showcasing their excellence and the spirit of perseverance.
To thoroughly implement the important deployment of central government regarding deepening national reading activities, and to advance the implementation of the National Reading Promotion Regulations, the Open University of China (OUC) Library (University History Museum) has launched the 2026 "Chinese Elegance, Boundless Reading" Reading Initiative. Through a series of online and offline reading promotion activities across the entire open university system, the initiative aims to enrich the cultural foundation of faculty and students, foster a strong atmosphere of “loving to read, reading good books, and reading well”, and contribute to building an education system serving lifelong learning for all.
To thoroughly implement the important deployment of the central government regarding deepening national reading activities, and to conscientiously carry out publicity and implementation work for the “National Reading Promotion Regulations”, the Open University of China (OUC) and the Seniors University of China (SUC) has officially launched the 2026 "Chinese Elegance, Boundless Reading" Reading Initiative. Through a series of online and offline reading promotion activities across the entire open university system, this initiative aims to advance the deep integration of national reading and lifelong learning, contributing to the construction of a learning-oriented society and nation where "everyone can learn whenever and wherever they want to."
Wuhan 19-21 April 2026 - The Open University of China (OUC) convened a seminar in Wuhan on the development of the Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages (TCSOL) programme and the enhancement of its Open Learning Centres. Madam FAN Xianrui, Vice President of OUC, and JIANG Xingpeng, Party Secretary of Wuhan Open University, attended the event, together with Prof. WANG Chunhui from Capital Normal University, Prof. ZHENG Yanqun from Beijing Language and Culture University, and Prof. CAO Xianwen from Nanjing University, along with university leaders from branches in Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi and Yunnan, teachers from the TCSOL programme within the OUC education system, and project leaders of Open Learning Centres.
Beijing 19 April 2026 - The Radio Gymnastics and Tai Chi competitions of the 14th Staff Sports Games of the Ministry of Education kicked off. The Open University of China (OUC) team delivered an outstanding performance, winning first prize in both events. XU Mingjun, OUC Vice President, was present to cheer on the athletes.
Beijing 16 April 2026 - The Open University of China’s (OUC) held orientation for Artificial Intelligence (AI) programme and learning project for the spring semester of 2026 was held at the Wukesong Campus. CAI Zhen, OUC Vice President, and GAO Xiaopeng, Head of the AI programme and Professor at Beihang University, attended the event. Student representatives, teacher representatives and staff from university relevant departments participated in person, while over 150 new students joined online.