Welcome to the official website for The New Zealand Centre at Peking University. The Centre was established in 2007 as a collaborative project between Peking University and the University of Auckland. Since 2014, all eight of New Zealand's universities are represented in the project of high-level engagement with Peking University across a broad range of departments and faculties (click here for more information). New Zealand government agencies Education New Zealand, the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) are also key stakeholders in the project. The Centre is charged with the tasks of raising the profile of New Zealand at China's leading tertiary education institution, enhancing academic and cultural exchange between China and New Zealand, and providing a unique venue to increase understanding between New Zealanders and Chinese alike. 2017 marks the 10th anniversary year for the New Zealand Centre at Peking University.
24/03/2024 - Peking University Delegation Visits University of Auckland & Massey University
20/03/24 --- Early March, 2024, Peking University delegation headed by President Gong Qihuang visited University of Auckland and Massey University, where they conducted in-depth exchanges to further promote academic exchanges and collaboration.
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02/01/2024 - Professor Elspeth Tilley of Massey University Successfully Concluded Her Visiting Fellowship at PKU
Professor Elspeth Tilley of Massey University has just concluded a very busy and happy two-month Visiting Research Fellowship at New Zealand Centre, PKU. Professor Tilley was the first Massey Fellow to stay at PKU for two months after the pandemic, and she enjoyed a warm welcome, lots of opportunities, and an extremely productive time.
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24/11/2023 - Acting Vice-Chancellor of University of Otago Professor Helen Nicholson Visits Peking University
Acting Vice-Chancellor of The University of Otago Professor Helen Nicholson visited Peking University, along with a delegation that included Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement) Professor Anthony Ballantyne and other senior colleagues.
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A view of Weiming Lake, Peking University. The New Zealand Centre is located at the edge of this iconic lake, in the Chen Shouren garden.
