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International scholars have contributed significantly to the University’s teaching and research since the founding of BFSU in 1941. Over the past eight decades, BFSU's strong commitment to internationalization and cross-cultural exchange attracts scholars worldwide from diverse cultural backgrounds who value the strength of diversity, globalization and international cooperation. Currently, BFSU hosts more than 100 full-time international faculty and staff from nearly 60 countries and regions, constituting almost 5% of the total full-time faculty of BFSU. The number of short-term international scholars at BFSU is also increasing year by year, amounting to more than a hundred annually.

The International Experts Office (IEO) supports the BFSU’s strategic goal of attracting global educators and developing a more internationalized campus. It serves as a hub for facilitating international scholars in their professional and academic pursuits at BFSU by providing essential services and support. We are also committed to creating a vibrant international community and enriching international scholars’ work and life experience at BFSU by organizing diverse academic and cultural activities.

Ø Current International Faculty and Staff at BFSU

Schools/Faculties	Names
School of Chinese Language and Literature	Matsuda Takahiro
International Institute of Chinese Studies	Ferrero Michele
School of German Studies	Michael Peter Pielenz
International Business School	Allott Joella Louise
	Kam Seo Won
	Chung Ethan Forbes
	Malkov Konstantin
	Wang Dehong
	Mikaelyan Anzhela
	Sze Jeeu Fong
School of Japanese and International Studies	Takagi Ritsuko
	Kato Shinji
	Iwamoto Himiko
	Baba Kimihiko
School of Spanish and Portuguese Studies	Jose Miguel García Ferrer
	Diego Santiago Buttigliero
	Kétina Állen da Silva Timboni
	Daniel Gomes da Silva Basílio
	Adalberto Noyola Robles
	Edmundo Borja Navarro
UNAM/BFSU Mexican Studies Center (UNAM’s branch in Asia)	Pablo Enrique Mendoza Ruíz
UNAM/BFSU Mexican Studies Center (UNAM’s branch in Asia)	Raúl López Parra
School of European Languages and Culture	Debreczeni Csaba
	Bezzegato Monica
	Dubravko Vrbesic
	Rokas Liutkevcius
	Eranda Allmetaj
	Andrzej Czeslaw Ruszer
	Atanasova Lyuba Petrova
	Inga Sokolova
	Natasa Radosavljevic-Gaberova
	Eríkur Sturla Ólafsson
	Pieter Gijsbertus Christiaan Den Hollander
	Mikael Schultz Rasmussen
	Renan Marques Liparotti
	Renata Penchova
	Metka Lokar
	Emmanouil Spanakis
	Agu Bleive
	Jussi Örn
	Petru Apachitei
School of International Relations and Diplomacy	Oliver John Hayakawa
	Ionut Cristian Clinci
	Richard Peter Smittenaar
	Alan Joseph Shepherd
	Alistair Julian Palferman
School of African Studies	Sinkinesh Atale Gebre
	Mthuli Percival Buthelezi
	Ntawigira Patrice
	Muhammad Sulaiman Abdullahi
	Pamela Muhadia Ngugi
	Olagoke Olugbenga Alamu
	Abdilahi Ismail Abdilahi
School of Asian Studies	EMRE AYGÜN
	Manikandan Krishnamoorthy
	Kowsar Akter
	Rev Malwane Chandarathana Thero
	Nadia Binti Ishak
	Koo Jawon
	Charassri Jiraphas
	Knyazyan Meri
	Nyandag Suvd-Erdene
	Vikash Kumar Singh
	Cho Younjung
	Ahn Inhwan
	Amna Munawar
	Kritsana Sombat
	Hendy Yuniarto
	Yeon Youngae
	Aliyev Agshin
	Phan Thanh Hoang
	Porat Josef Regev
	Sharma Pokharel Madhav Prasad
School of English and International Studies	Joel Andrew Lee Feinberg
	Fanuma Nogihautino Nemaia Sioneholo
	Melenaite Taumoefolau
	Setope Ioane Elise
Faculty of French and Francophone Studies	Fleur Chabaille
Faculty of French and Francophone Studies	Roland Scheiff
School of Russian Studies	Akmatova Venera
School of Russian Studies	Romantovskiy Alexander
School of English for Specific Purposes	Andrew Tien-on Mok
School of Continuing Education	BAT-OCHIR GERELT-IREEDUI
School of Continuing Education	Henry William Poole
School of Law	Leu Russel Koon Lum
	Manson Thomas Richard
	Ching Eric Arthur
School of Arabic Studies	Samira Salami
Beiwai College	Goran Durdevic
School of History/ Institute of Global History	Wang Ding