In recent years, the School of Nursing has established friendly and cooperative relations with the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong.。They have established a relationship with Indiana Wesleyan University, to establish student-teacher exchange programs, to participate in international academic projects and multicultural research cooperation projects, graduate courses and other projects and other companies are under negotiation. There are negotiations with Niagara College inCanadato establish a post graduate student certificate project, withJapanto establish Nurses order-style training projects and with Hong Kong Polytechnic  University to establish short-term training programs for teachers.

With the United States, Indiana Wesleyan University to establish a student-teacher exchange program, participate in international academic projects and multicultural research cooperation projects, postgraduate curriculum settings and other projects are under negotiation; the University of Niagara College in Canada established a Postgraduate Certificate Class study project, with Japan to establish a nurse-order training program, and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University to establish a short-term teacher training program, etc.

Extensive international exchanges and cooperation can enable schools to learn from foreign advanced professional graduate students to develop experience, and to create more experience for students and learning multicultural care opportunities.