Changle Li, a transfer student from China and UMN Crookston graduate, recently discussed the numerous opportunities and “technical skills” that the University of Minnesota Crookston equipped him with, first with his positions at the United Nations International Institute of Global Health and then as a data analyst at Mitsubishi.
“Definitely, yes!” Li says as he describes how the University of Minnesota Crookston’s software engineering program and its professors from the business department helped guide him through various studies on campus that aided him when landing these large-scale internships. On top of that, he is also working towards his masters degree in public health at the University of Tokyo.
“The things I have learned and accomplished at UMC have impacted me a lot, that’s why I’ve had such a great experience in the job force early on,” Li notes. “I had no specific background before I came to UMC. My recommendations from UMC helped me get into the masters program in Tokyo, so yeah, I love UMC a lot.”
