Vice Rector Zhou Wanlei attends seminar at Fuzhou University to explore prospects of collaboration and talent cultivation in higher education
Professor Zhou Wanlei, Vice Rector of City University of Macau (CityU), was invited to attend the "How to Expand Collaboration and Talent Cultivation in the Current International Situation" seminar as part of Fuzhou University's 65th anniversary celebrations. He delivered a keynote speech and engaged in discussions with Fuzhou University leaders, representatives from various departments and colleges, as well as representatives from universities in Taiwan, about the development of higher education’s opening up exercises, collaboration, and talent cultivation under the current international situation.
Vice Rector Zhou Wanlei shared his thoughts on higher education collaboration and Talent cultivation at CityU. With its unique positioning, CityU envisioned itself as a metropolitan university with “Macao Characteristics, China Soul, and Global Vision.” He mentioned that the university had implemented a diverse learning model and students were exposed to an international learning environment through bilingual education; meanwhile, the faculty members had diverse overseas learning and working experiences which helped CityU navigate its internationalization exercises.
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Vice Rector Zhou also introduced CityU’s educational cooperation and innovative development in areas such as joint doctoral, postgraduate and undergraduate programs, short-term training, and teacher and student exchanges. Finally, he used the Bachelor of Intelligent Technology and Services program as an example to showcase the university’s achievements in interdisciplinary development.
This seminar was organized by Fuzhou University and hosted by the Office of International Cooperation and Exchange. President Hsuan-Shih Lee and Vice President Wang Jin-Long of Ming Chuan University in Taiwan, as well as Vice President Tze Chi Hsu of Yuan Ze University, also attended the conference as keynote speakers.
Source: Fuzhou University, Office of Global Affairs
