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23/09/2026

University of Bath Vice-Chancellor and President visits Macao-Hengqin University Town to deepen teaching and research collaboration with UM

Phil Taylor, vice-chancellor and president of the University of Bath in the UK, visited the University of Macau (UM) on 18 September and was warmly received by Yonghua Song, rector of UM. The two sides held in-depth discussions on international academic exchange, research collaboration, and joint talent development programmes, and identified areas for further cooperation. Taylor also toured UM’s teaching site in the first phase of the Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town, where he learned about the university’s learning environment, teaching and research facilities, and laboratories. He was also briefed on the progress and future plans for UM’s campus in the Cooperation Zone in Hengqin.

During the visit, Song gave Taylor an overview of UM’s latest developments, with a particular focus on the progress and future plans for the Cooperation Zone campus. He said that UM is actively advancing the planning and development of its campus in the Cooperation Zone, with the aim of creating an international platform that integrates talent development, research and innovation, and industry-academia collaboration. The Cooperation Zone campus will provide high-level talent and intellectual support for the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the Cooperation Zone. Song added that the Cooperation Zone campus will expand UM’s capacity for teaching and research and create more opportunities for collaboration with leading universities worldwide. He also highlighted the potential for UM and the University of Bath to deepen cooperation in areas such as joint talent development programmes and academic collaboration.

Taylor spoke highly of UM’s progress and plans in the Cooperation Zone. He said that the University of Bath is committed to excellence in teaching and research and that this is an opportune time to deepen cooperation with UM. He noted that the two universities have complementary strengths and shared goals, and that UM’s campus in the Cooperation Zone will provide new opportunities and a broader platform for collaboration. Taylor expressed hope that the two universities would further strengthen cooperation in joint talent development programmes, research innovation, and academic exchange, and deliver meaningful outcomes from their partnership.

Other UM representatives who received Taylor included Yang Zhixin, executive deputy director of University of Macau Science & Education Development Institute in Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin; Dai Ningyi, interim associate dean of the Faculty of Engineering; and Wang Chunming, director of the Global Affairs Office.

14/09/2026

UM holds International Night to promote international exchange

The Global Affairs Office (GAO) of the University of Macau (UM) held International Night 2026, bringing together around 300 students from more than 50 countries and regions for an evening of cultural exchange and celebration. The event showcased UM’s vibrant international community and the appeal of its multicultural campus.

Speaking at the event, Rui Martins, vice rector of UM, said the university has seen a significant increase in new international students this year, with particularly strong growth in international postgraduate enrolment. UM’s international students now come from 63 countries and regions, reflecting the university’s increasing appeal to students worldwide. Martins said that UM is not only a place of learning, but also an important platform for cross-cultural dialogue. He encouraged students to make the most of UM’s diverse and inclusive learning environment, explore different cultures, and engage actively with peers from around the world.

International Night 2026 welcomed students from more than 50 countries and regions, including the Chinese mainland, Angola, Armenia, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bhutan, Brazil, the British Virgin Islands, Cape Verde, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mexico, Mozambique, Myanmar, New Zealand, Nigeria, the Philippines, Portugal, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, the US, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, and Vietnam.

The evening featured a variety of cultural performances by students from the Chinese mainland, Mozambique, Myanmar, and other places, including traditional dance and music. Students from around the world also dressed in their national costumes and competed for the Best Costume Award, adding colour and energy to the festive atmosphere. The performances and activities were warmly received, and the evening was filled with laughter and excitement.

UM has long regarded internationalisation as a core development strategy. The university adopts an international and modern governance model, uses English as its primary medium of instruction, and recruits faculty members from around the world, with 80 per cent coming from outside Macao. UM also encourages students to take part in overseas exchange programmes and gain international experience. This international and multicultural approach to education continues to attract outstanding students from around the world and contributes to a vibrant, culturally diverse campus. The construction of UM’s campus in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin is in full swing. UM will use this opportunity to further advance its internationalisation strategy, expand international student recruitment, and deepen international exchange and cooperation. The university will continue to provide students with a more international learning environment and broader opportunities for learning and exchange, while nurturing young talent with a global outlook and international competitiveness.

Guests attending the event included Zhang Dongbo, associate dean of the Faculty of Education; Cheang Wai San, assistant director of the Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences; Miao Li, head of the Department of Integrated Resort and Tourism Management in the Faculty of Business Administration; Paul Pang, dean of students; and Cindy Lam, director of the Alumni and Development Office.

10/09/2026

President of Latin American Council of Management Schools leads delegation to visit UM

Gisela Veritier, president of the Latin American Council of Management Schools (CLADEA), led a delegation to visit the University of Macau (UM) on 8 September. The delegation was warmly received by Yonghua Song, rector of UM. It comprised representatives from nine universities and institutions in Latin American countries, including Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay. Representatives of UM and CLADEA held in-depth discussions on talent development, student and faculty mobility, and academic collaboration.

During the meeting, Song emphasised UM’s strong commitment to fostering cooperation and exchange with universities in Spanish‑speaking countries. He noted that UM has established a number of partnerships with institutions in Spain and Latin America in recent years, and that many students from these regions are currently pursuing studies at the university. Song expressed hope that the visit will strengthen UM’s ties with higher education institutions in Latin American countries and deepen cooperation through CLADEA’s network. He also gave an overview of UM’s development, plans for UM’s campus in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin, and the university’s faculties and academic disciplines. Rui Martins, vice rector of UM, briefed the delegation on UM’s efforts in global talent cultivation and international collaboration. He welcomed the delegation and encouraged faculty members and students from their institutions to visit Macao for academic exchange and further studies.

Veritier gave an overview of CLADEA’s development, its efforts to connect business schools worldwide, and its engagement with universities in China. She expressed hope that the visit will strengthen ties between CLADEA and UM and promote educational and academic exchanges between UM and CLADEA member institutions. Other delegates also introduced their institutions’ international programmes and expressed interest in closer exchanges with UM.

The delegation also visited UM’s Faculty of Business Administration (FBA), where they were welcomed by FBA Dean Yu Jun. They learned about the faculty’s academic offerings, approach to talent development, and internationalisation efforts. They also expressed strong interest in UM’s achievements in internationalisation and distinctive academic features, and expressed hope that more collaborative projects could be established in the future.

The delegation also included Ignacio Bartesaghi, member of the steering committee of CLADEA; Manuel Ortiz de Zevallos, executive director of CLADEA; and Mónica López, former president of CLADEA. Other UM representatives receiving the delegation included Yu Jun, dean of FBA; Chen Fangyuan, assistant dean of FBA; Henry Lei, associate head of the Department of Finance and Business Economics in FBA; Davis Fong, director of the Institute for the Study of Commercial Gaming in FBA; and Wang Chunming, director of the Global Affairs Office.

CLADEA is an international organisation that brings together higher education institutions and international organisations committed to teaching and research in management. It comprises 280 public and private member institutions from the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania.

08/09/2026

UM rector leads delegation to Malaysia and signs agreements to deepen ASEAN partnerships

Yonghua Song, rector of the University of Macau (UM), led a delegation to Malaysia from 2 to 5 September. During the visit, the delegation attended a reception hosted by the Macao SAR government, participated in an education fair, signed multiple cooperation agreements, and visited several leading universities in the country. These activities aim to further expand UM’s partnership network in ASEAN, support the high-quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative, and advance the university’s internationalisation.

Song said that UM is committed to expanding its global cooperation network and strengthening exchanges and collaboration with higher education institutions around the world. He emphasised that Malaysia is not only an important source of international students for UM, but also a key partner in the university’s efforts to deepen cooperation with ASEAN. Song added that the visit further strengthened UM’s ties with Malaysian universities and enabled more students in Malaysia to learn about the university’s distinctive educational model and academic strengths, thereby attracting outstanding students to pursue further studies in Macao.

At a reception hosted by the Macao SAR government in Kuala Lumpur, UM and Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP) signed a student exchange agreement. In the presence of Sam Hou Fai, chief executive of the Macao SAR, Song and Benjamin Colin Cosh, provost of UTP, signed the agreement, under which UM and UTP will further promote student exchanges and cooperation in talent development. UM also signed cooperation agreements with another partner to foster industry-academia collaboration and facilitate the commercialisation of research and innovation outcomes.

UM also participated in an education fair in Malaysia coordinated by the Education and Youth Development Bureau of the Macao SAR government. During the event, UM and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) signed a memorandum of understanding. In the presence of Sam, Song and Choong Chee Keong, vice president of UTAR, signed the memorandum to strengthen cooperation between the two universities in areas such as student exchanges and academic collaboration.

At the education fair, Wang Chunming, director of UM’s Global Affairs Office, introduced UM’s academic programmes, international faculty, and study opportunities. UM also set up a booth at the event to provide detailed information about its academic offerings and campus life. The event attracted nearly 1,000 local students, teachers, and parents, many of whom showed keen interest in UM.

In addition, the UM delegation visited two leading public research universities in Malaysia. At Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), the delegation was received by Fariza Md Sham, deputy vice-chancellor for academic and international affairs. The two sides exchanged views on student development and academic exchanges. Building on their existing cooperation in residential college exchanges, UM and UKM agreed to strengthen exchanges among students and faculty, promote student exchange programmes, and explore opportunities for research collaboration.

At Universiti Putra Malaysia, the delegation was received by Zamberi Sekawi, deputy vice-chancellor for research and innovation. The two sides exchanged views on cooperation in medicine and life sciences, academic resource sharing, and postgraduate education, with a view to promoting student exchanges and joint research projects.

The UM delegation also included Shen Hanming, interim associate dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

08/09/2026

UM rector leads delegation to Singapore to deepen cooperation with universities

Yonghua Song, rector of the University of Macau (UM), led a delegation to Singapore to visit several universities, including the National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). During the visits, the delegation exchanged views with representatives of these universities on higher education development, research innovation, and talent cultivation, further strengthening UM’s partnerships with leading universities in Singapore and expanding its international cooperation in medicine, business, as well as design and technology.

Song said that UM, as a university rooted in Macao with a mission to contribute to the development of the Greater Bay Area, integrate into the country, and engage with the world, is committed to expanding its cooperation network with world-class universities. He noted that the visit to Singapore has not only strengthened the foundation for UM’s cooperation with universities in Singapore, but also enabled the university to learn from their successful practices in medical education, business talent cultivation, as well as design and technology. These exchanges, Song added, will support the development of UM’s Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Business Administration, and Faculty of Design, and promote the coordinated development of education, science and technology, and talent cultivation.

At NUS, UM and the university signed a memorandum of understanding on educational cooperation. In the presence of Sam Hou Fai, chief executive of the Macao SAR; Cao Zhongming, Chinese ambassador to Singapore; and George Loh, associate vice president (strategic partnership) at NUS, Song and Ho Han Kiat, dean of students at NUS, signed the memorandum, marking a new milestone in the cooperation between the two universities. Under the memorandum, UM and NUS will strengthen student exchanges and enhance the quality of talent development. At NUS, the UM delegation also visited the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, where they were warmly received by Chong Yap Seng, dean of the school, and other representatives. The delegation toured the Centre for Healthcare Simulation and the Anatomy Museum, and held a working meeting with relevant representatives. The two sides held in-depth discussions on the training of medical professionals, clinical teaching, translational medicine research, and faculty and student exchanges. They also agreed to further strengthen cooperation in medical education and research, which will provide an important international cooperation platform for the future development of UM’s Faculty of Medicine.

At NTU, the UM delegation visited Nanyang Business School, where they were warmly received by Yang Jun, dean of the school. UM and NTU have maintained close ties for many years, with student exchange programmes running for more than a decade. During the visit, Yu Jun, dean of UM’s Faculty of Business Administration, and Yang signed an agreement on joint education collaboration. Building on the two universities’ existing collaboration, the agreement aims to further deepen cooperation in business talent development and provide UM students with a more international and diversified learning experience. The two sides also held a working meeting to explore areas of cooperation in business administration, fintech, talent exchange, and joint postgraduate training, further strengthening collaboration in business education and talent development.

At SUTD, the UM delegation met with Lay-Kee Ang, associate provost (international relations and research) at SUTD. UM and SUTD have run a student exchange programme since 2023, providing cross-cultural learning opportunities for students from both institutions. During the meeting, the two sides exchanged views on the integration of design and technology, interdisciplinary talent cultivation, faculty and student exchanges, and collaborative research. They also explored the feasibility of establishing closer cooperation with UM’s Faculty of Design. The delegation toured SUTD’s campus and research facilities to gain a deeper understanding of the university’s distinctive approach to engineering and technological innovation driven by design thinking. The visit laid a foundation for future collaboration in design innovation and interdisciplinary research.

Members of the UM delegation also included Zhou Hongtao, interim associate dean of the Faculty of Design; Shen Hanming, interim associate dean of the Faculty of Medicine; and Wang Chunming, director of the Global Affairs Office.

06/08/2026

UM rector visits universities in Fuzhou and signs cooperation agreement with Huaqiao University

Yonghua Song, rector of the University of Macau (UM), joined the delegation led by Sam Hou Fai, chief executive of the Macao SAR, on a visit to Fujian Province. During the trip, Song signed a cooperation agreement with Huaqiao University to establish dual bachelor’s degree programmes and visited several institutions in Fuzhou to strengthen cooperation between universities in Macao and Fujian.

At the 5th Fujian-Macao Cooperation Conference held on 4 August, Sam and Zhou Zuyi, secretary of the CPC Fujian Provincial Committee, witnessed the signing of multiple agreements. Notably, the cooperation agreement between UM and Huaqiao University focuses on the establishment of dual bachelor’s degree programmes. The two universities will leverage their complementary strengths and shared resources to cultivate top-tier innovative talent with a global perspective.

Song also visited Fuyao University of Science and Technology (FYUST), where he was received by Chairman Cao Dewang and Executive Vice President Zhang Fuli. The two parties held in-depth discussions on talent cultivation models and the commercialisation of research outcomes. Song noted that UM and FYUST have similar research interests and educational philosophies, and see significant potential for future cooperation.

Additionally, Song visited Fuzhou University, where he was received by President Wu Minghong. Both parties agreed to strengthen cooperation in promoting talent cultivation and establishing research platforms. Song highlighted that future cooperation will target fields such as materials science and biomedical sciences.

27/07/2026

UM rector attends Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao University Alliance Annual Meeting and Presidents Forum

Yonghua Song, rector of the University of Macau (UM), attended the 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao University Alliance Annual Meeting and Presidents Forum on 24 July. Held at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the event brought together around 200 representatives from member institutions and supporting entities across Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao. They engaged in in-depth discussions on promoting the integration of industry and academia, talent cultivation, and internationalisation. They also exchanged views on establishing the Greater Bay Area as a hub for education and talent.

The Presidents Forum featured three sub-forums. Representing UM, a vice-chairperson of the alliance, Song chaired the sub-forum titled ‘Charting a New Blueprint for Internationalisation through Connectivity’. Song said that the Greater Bay Area’s highly international environment provides unique advantages for development, with higher education playing a pivotal role. He added that the alliance should continue to expand its global engagement to enable its member institutions to advance their internationalisation efforts.

The event also featured a talent showcase to celebrate the alliance’s 10th anniversary. Four Mozambican students from UM performed Marrabenta, a traditional music and dance genre originating in Mozambique.

14/07/2026

UM welcomes international students from over 40 universities worldwide to summer camp

The Global Affairs Office of the University of Macau (UM) hosted the Summer Camp for Outstanding Students of UM Partner Universities from 6 to 11 July, bringing together nearly 70 outstanding students from over 40 universities across ten countries and regions. The summer camp offered a series of activities focusing on academic study and cultural experiences.

Participants came from UM’s partner universities worldwide, as well as members of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao University Alliance and the Alliance for Technology, Innovation, and Talent Development in Western Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area. These included the University of Barcelona (Spain), the University of Warwick (UK), Western Sydney University (Australia), National University of Singapore (Singapore), Singapore University of Technology and Design (Singapore), KU Leuven (Belgium), the University of Mons (Belgium), the State University of Campinas (Brazil), Korea University (South Korea), Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaysia), Peking University, Tsinghua University, the University of Hong Kong, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

In his opening address, UM Vice Rector Rui Martins highlighted UM’s ongoing efforts to promote internationalisation and its commitment to nurturing outstanding talent with a global perspective. He noted that UM’s rapid development, complemented by the launch of its campus in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin, will enable the university to strengthen its global partnerships, launch more joint initiatives, and enhance its academic and research capabilities. He encouraged participants to seize the opportunity to explore Macao’s rich cultural heritage and the city’s unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures, gain fresh perspectives on the city and UM, broaden their horizons, and enrich their learning experience.

Also speaking at the opening ceremony was Vivian Lau, chair and group CEO of Pacific Air Holdings Limited. She drew a parallel between personal growth and the evolution of marathon running. She encouraged participants to embrace challenges, noting that remarkable achievements are made possible through perseverance, continuous improvement, and the courage to push beyond one’s limits. Her session was marked by lively interaction with the participants.

Shayan Daelan Kara, a student from the University of Warwick, said that the camp offered a rich and diverse experience, enabling him to appreciate the value of learning beyond the classroom. He also encouraged fellow students to take part in overseas exchange programmes and broaden their horizons. Izabella Júlia dos Santos, a student from the University of Campinas, said that the summer camp had given her a deeper understanding of the close cooperation and exchange between Macao and Portuguese-speaking countries. She also expressed hope of visiting Macao again in the future. Ning Zihan, a student from Peking University, said that the summer camp had given him the opportunity to experience Macao’s historical heritage and urban development firsthand. He added that bonding with peers from around the world had provided him with unforgettable and precious memories.

Throughout the camp, participants attended a series of thematic lectures, gaining in-depth insights into Macao’s economy, history, culture, tourism, and integrated resort industry. In terms of linguistic and cultural immersion, the camp featured Mandarin and Portuguese workshops, allowing participants to experience the unique charm of the languages and cultures of China and Portuguese-speaking countries. Participants also toured the UM campus, where they learned about the university’s facilities and residential college system, and engaged in meaningful exchanges with UM students and faculty, and peers from other parts of the world. Additionally, visits to the Historic Centre of Macao enabled participants to immerse themselves in the city’s profound cultural heritage and unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures. The summer camp not only fostered cross-cultural exchange and friendship but also provided participants with valuable insights for their future academic and professional development.

06/07/2026

Party committee secretary of North China Electric Power University visits UM

A delegation led by Wang Qinghua, secretary of the Party Committee of North China Electric Power University (NCEPU), visited the University of Macau (UM) on 3 July and was warmly received by UM Rector Yonghua Song. The two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on strengthening inter-university exchanges and expanding the scope of cooperation.

Song highlighted UM’s commitment to talent cultivation and high-impact research, as well as NCEPU’s expertise in energy research, the development of new power systems, and the advancement of the ‘dual carbon’ goals. He expressed hope that the two universities will leverage their respective strengths and resources to support the national energy strategy and the ‘dual carbon’ goals, as well as the high-quality development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

During the visit, the delegation toured the University Gallery, Cheong Kun Lun College, and the State Key Laboratory of Internet of Things for Smart City, where they learned more about UM’s development, academic structure, residential college system, national-level research platforms, cutting-edge academic research, and efforts to commercialise research results.

06/07/2026

Party committee secretary of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine visits UM

A delegation led by Wang Yaoqi, secretary of the Party Committee of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (BUCM), visited the University of Macau (UM) on 1 July and was warmly received by UM Rector Yonghua Song. The two parties held in-depth discussions on strengthening inter-university exchanges and expanding the scope of cooperation.

Song highlighted UM’s commitment to nurturing outstanding talent and producing high-quality research outcomes. He also mentioned BUCM’s strengths and achievements in Chinese medicine education and research, clinical translation, the modernisation of Chinese medicine, and interdisciplinary innovation. He expressed hope that the two universities will explore a new model of cooperation for academic exchange, student and faculty exchange, research, and talent cultivation, while expanding the scope of cooperation and establishing high-quality platforms.

During the visit, the delegation toured the State Key Laboratory of Mechanism and Quality of Chinese Medicine and the UM Wu Yee Sun Library, where they learned about UM’s academic development, the laboratory’s research platforms and its progress in research and the commercialisation of technological achievements, and the library’s collections.

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