The School has fully implemented the "UPS" Initiative, establishing a comprehensive, multi-tiered, and broad-based framework for international collaboration. It has established the "111" Base in biomechanics and mechanobiology, jointly supported by the Ministry of Education and the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs, as well as the International Joint Research Center for Aerospace Biotechnology and Medical Engineering of the Ministry of Science and Technology. Additionally, three Beijing international cooperation bases have been set up in the areas of implantable medical devices, biomaterials and nerve regeneration, and Sino-Russian biotechnology and medical engineering. The School maintains close cooperative relationships with world-class biomedical engineering schools. Beihang MEM was the first to establish an International Advisory Committee (AC) and has conducted four AC evaluations. Two international journals in the fields of medical equipment and emerging medical technologies have been launched: Medicine in Novel Technology and Devices (co-published with Elsevier, listed in the 2022 Excellent Action Plan for Chinese Science and Technology Journals and ESCI) and Visual Computing for Industry, Biomedicine and Art (indexed in over 20 databases, including ESCI and EI). The MEM has also participated in the construction of the National Clinical Research Center for Radiotherapy and Interventional Therapy and the National Basic Science Center for Complex Systems in Pan-vascular Intervention.