国际交流与合作工作立足本校实际，坚持“开放办学、服务社会”方针，先后与美国、英国、日本、韩国、澳大利亚、尼泊尔、赞比亚等28个国家的教育机构和高等学校建立了广泛的联系和合作，通过“引进来”和“走出去”方式迈出了学校国际化步伐。
        2003引进高水平美籍专家建立“河北中小学外语师资培训基地”成为省内首家非师范院校承办外语师资培训任务的高校，先后培训英语教师2000余人；2009年起承担商务部援外培训项目，成为省内援外项目首家非洲经贸类教师培训基地，为非洲经贸人才培养做出了贡献，同年起承担国家汉办汉语教师志愿者培训项目。
       2007年与尼泊尔加德满都大学合作建立河北省第一所孔子学院，成为尼泊尔汉语推广和中华文化传播的知名教学和研究机构；2010年与赞比亚合作成立赞比亚孔子学院。
       2010年起承办国家汉办大型“巡演、巡讲、巡展”活动，先后赴赞比亚、埃塞俄比亚、尼泊尔、孟加拉演出，受到当地人民的热情欢迎和高度评价。2011年与韩国光州女子大学合作建立“韩国文化研究中心”架起中韩文化学术研究与交流的桥梁。
      International exchange is based on its own conditions to adhere to the principle of “open education to serve the society”. So far our university has established contact and cooperation with 28 educational institutions in the following countries, the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Korea, Australia, Nepal and Zambia. Thus, the university has quickened the process of international relation.
      In 2003, the university invited experts from the United States to establish the “Training Base for English Teachers from Primary and Middle schools in Hebei Province”, which has educated over 2000 teachers. Since 2009, the university has organized the foreign program founded by the Ministry of Commerce. Being the first foreign-aid base for the Seminar on Economic and Trade for Teachers from African English speaking Countries, our university cultivates talents to help in the development of African countries to develop. The university started training volunteer Chinese teachers for HanBan that same year.
      In 2007, our university was the first in Hebei Province to cooperate with Kathmandu University of Nepal to construct the first Confucius Institute, a teaching and research agency promoting Chinese language and culture around the world. In 2010, the university worked with Zambia University to launch a Confucius Institute there.
      From 2010, entrusted by HanBan, the university organized the “Performance Tour”. A   lecture and exhibition tour” in Zambia, Ethiopia, Nepal, Bangladesh, which received high praise from the participants. In the same year, our university set up Korean Culture Research Center by cooperating with Kwangju Women’s College, which served as a bridge for the communication of Chinese and South Korean culture.