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Prof. Ali Parsa, Dean of the School of Real Estate and Land Management Royal Agricultural University, recently visited the SCS City U. Prof. Parsa was warmly welcomed by Prof. Aliana Leong, Vice Rector of City U. In discussions with Prof. Parsa, Prof. Leong shared the different development professional training programs provided by the SCS, as well as the development patterns of industry-academy cooperation of the faculty. As a senior member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), Prof. Parsa is famous in the fields of Real Estate Management, Land Economy, and Urban Planning and explores the prospect of cooperation with the SCS City U in these fields. Prof. Parsa said that the development of education and the design of curricula should focus on social needs and keep close contact with industries. He added that branding also deserves much attention in the process of development. Prof. Parsa expressed a desire for more in-depth discussions on possible cooperation projects. Mr. Chan Meng Kam, Chairman of the University Council, also met Prof. Parsa in the midst of pressing affairs and exchanged ideas with him on popular topics including land management and urban planning, reconstruction of old urban area, and competitiveness of sustainable development of Macau. The RAU is the first agricultural college in the English speaking world. Queen Victoria granted the Royal Charter to the University in 1845. Providing over forty agronomy-related Bachelor, Master and Doctoral programs for students from more than forty-five countries and regions, the university celebrates high employability guaranteed by its powerful industrial chain. |
Mr. Chan Meng Kam, Chairman of the City U Council (2nd from left), Prof. Aliana Leong, Vice Rector of City U (extreme right), and Prof. Ali Parsa , Dean of the School of Real Estate and Land Management (RAU)
Prof. Aliana Leong, Vice Rector of City U (extreme right), and Prof. Ali Parsa (2nd from right) touring the City U campus
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