• Managed and coordinated the Head of East Asia’s schedule, diary and programmes • Act as the focal point between National Societies and IFRC on global/regional campaigns and humanitarian diplomacy initiatives • Assist in managing the fulfilment process for seminars, workshops and conferences, and creating the yearly events of organisation • Coordinate the strategic conference and meeting with National Societies & Secretary Generals • Assist in relationship management with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Diplomatic Corps, UN agencies and Non- Governmental Organisations • Provide knowledge-based guidance to design and brand materials including newsletter, website stories, brochures, presentations, programme videos and advocacy reports to enhance the organisation’s public image • Support the communication strategy of IFRC East Asia Office by posting relevant information on Chinese social media platforms as well as promote IFRC and regional campaigns • Coordinated between Asia Football Confederation (AFC) and Mongolian Red Cross during a project aimed at Increasing Safety Standards in Schools by Empowering Education Professionals • Facilitated activities between the Chinese Red Cross Society and L’Oréal China during a Youth Volunteer Development project

• Performed various administrative duties and coordinated a range of activities in China • Undertook activities within the designated budget and ensured financial resources were effectively used to reach objectives • Attended training sessions arranged by the University and the British Council • Organised and accompanied Chinese students on exchange programmes from China to the University of South Wales • Supported in the fostering of the University’s Alumni Relations, generated agendas and facilitated events • Collaborated in the development and implementation of effective marketing strategies, which included but not limited to tailoring marketing collateral and driving admission conversion activities • Conducted market research relating to emerging trends and specific projects in order to produce reports • Identified opportunities to increase student recruitment through engagement with China Scholarship Council and UK governmental bodies in China, promotional campaigns and outreach programmes with the British Council • Reviewed and edited material to ensure they were suitable for consumption by the target audience in China • Supervised the social media presence in China across a range of digital platforms and ensured alignment with University’s brand image

Course mainly contained Global political issues all over the world.

Subject mainly included project management, events management and conference management

This degree mainly includes film business management, media communication