At the Royal College of Art's School of Design, the delegation exchanged views with Elise Hodson, Head of the Future Design Master's Program, Dilusha Rajapakse, Tutor of the Future Design Master's Program, and Katerina Athanasopoulou, Tutor of the Animation Master's Program.

Representatives from the School of Arts introduced the school's recent development, focusing on the construction of the Intermedia Art major and new intermedia art training models. Both sides engaged in in-depth discussions on interdisciplinary art education, future design concepts, digital media art, and the cultivation of innovative talent.

The two sides discussed the progress of the YES International Summer Program, exchanging views on international workshop organization, joint guidance, international mentor participation, and cross-cultural student collaboration. They also explored collaborative models such as joint curriculum development, faculty exchanges, short-term study abroad programs, online collaborative teaching, and international workshops, reaching a preliminary consensus on future joint teaching, curriculum co-construction, and student exchanges. The delegation was also invited to visit the Royal College of Art's ongoing graduation exhibition and discussed the exhibited works and exhibition mechanisms with relevant faculty and students.

The Royal College of Art faculty expressed interest in the development of art education in China and the strong art disciplines of Southeast University's School of Arts, believing that there are broad prospects for cooperation in the fields of design, intermedia art, and innovative education.