Interview with Dr. Phillip Stevenson

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Interview with Dr. Phillip Stevenson

Dr. Phillip Stevenson, born in Northern Ireland, is keen on literature and longing to explore different cultures since childhood. With such dream, he took teaching as his career after he had acquired his master and doctorate degree from the University of Kent, UK. “It is a great delight to be able to get rewards from what a person loves” quoted from Dr. Phillip Stevenson. He said that he was very lucky to have this realized at BNUZ.  

   

     

 

   

About BNUZ

At BNUZ, I met the best faculty and experienced teaching staff from all over the world. And I learned a lot from them. So I am very happy to work with excellent teachers here.” Such is Dr. Stevenson’s most sincere feeling about working at BNUZ.  

   

About Students

In Dr. Stevenson’s eyes, the teaching at BNUZ sets no restrictions on students’ development at all. Students at BNUZ are humorous and active. And the questions they bring up are inspiring. This is exactly what pushes him to be a better teacher. He has to learn and improve together with students and cannot take for granted that what he thinks is always right.

Dr. Stevenson said “I like students here and I believe that by any chance other teachers come to teach at BNUZ, they must also fell in love with it.”

   

About International Programs at BNUZ

Various international programs are provided to students at BNUZ, among which many are cooperated with famous universities in different countries, including UK, Canada, Australia and US. Dr. Stevenson told the reporter that many students in his class have participated in some international exchange programs. And he has a strong feeling about the huge changes of the students who become more enthusiastic about learning and confident about life.

Dr. Stevenson said that many of his students choose to pursue further study abroad. And some of them told him about challenges they came across, like the changes of diet and the difficulties in oral communication. But at the same time, they learned to be independent and strong.