Wei Chen

  • Position:
    Lecturer in English
  • College:
    College of Liberal Arts
  • Office:
    GEH A221
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Educational Background

Current Ph.D. researcher in diplomacy at Peking University

Master of Law, China Studies (Politics & International Relations), Peking University

Postgraduate Certificate, International Functions, Italian Society for International Organizations

M.Sc., International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science

Biography

Wei Chen has been a Lecturer in the College of Liberal Arts since September 2021, primarily teaching political science and English. Prior to this, from 2019 to 2021, he taught diplomacy, English, and French at a university in southern China. Alongside his teaching roles, he has experience working with diplomatic representations, international organizations, and writing for various newspapers. His current research focuses on China’s public diplomacy and soft power strategies in Europe.

Research interests

International Relations, Public Diplomacy, Sino-EU Relations, Diaspora Studies, Cross-Strait Relations.

Selected Publications/scholarly and creative work

Chen, W. (2021). COVID-19 and China’s Changing Soft Power in Italy. Chinese Political Science Review, 6(3). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41111-021-00184-3

Courses

Political Science

PS 2300: Introduction to Comparative Politics

PS 2100: American Government and Politics

PS 1010: Introduction to Politics

 

English

ENG 4812: Independent Study for English Majors (Political Speeches)

ENG 4035: Writing for Social Change

ENG 1430: Composition for ELL II

ENG 1300: Composition for ELL I

 

Philosophy

PHIL 2505: Critical Thinking

 

ESL

ESL 0403: Academic Oral Discourse II

ESL 0305: Academic Written Discourse I

ESL 0303: Academic Oral Discourse I