Ling Yongfa, Vice President of Hezhou University, leads delegation to visit CityU to strengthen exchanges
A delegation from Hezhou University, led by Vice President Ling Yongfa, visited City University of Macau (CityU) today and received a warm reception from vice rector and dean of the Institute for Research on Portuguese-Speaking Countries, Prof. Ip Kuai Peng. The delegation had the opportunity to tour the campus environment and teaching facilities. During the visit, both sides engaged in a fruitful discussion on topics such as talent cultivation, technology transfer, and the development of joint service industry platforms.

During the meeting, Vice Rector Ip Kuai Peng introduced CityU’s educational achievements, including its historical development, curriculum construction, and student cultivation. Vice President Ling Yongfa provided an overview of Hezhou University, including its historical background and program offerings. Both sides discussed prospects for collaboration in key disciplines and advantageous fields between the two universities. They exchanged views and expressed the hope to promote teacher and student exchanges, reciprocal visits, faculty exchange programs, short-term training courses, and jointly organizing seminars. CityU also extended a warm welcome to outstanding students from Hezhou University, encouraging them to pursue further studies at the university and strengthen exchanges and interactions.
Hezhou University is a public undergraduate institution founded by the People’s Government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It offers 54 undergraduate programs and 15 vocational programs, covering disciplines such as engineering, sciences, literature, education, arts, economics, management, law, agriculture, and history. The university has five national-level first-class undergraduate programs, including communication engineering, food science and engineering, tourism management, environmental design, and broadcasting and television directing. It currently has a total of 21,622 full-time students.
Other delegates from Hezhou University participated in the meeting included: Zeng Yan, head of Office of Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan Affairs, Chen Yihu, head of Academic Affairs Office, Fu Yu, dean of School of Culture and Media, Yan Xiaowei, dean of Institute of Food and Biological Technology, Yang Zhuquan, dean of Institute of Tourism and Sports Health, Zhang Feng, dean of School of Design, and Wang Fengling, dean of School of Artificial Intelligence. CityU management, including Wu Yu, head of Registry, and Daryl Yang, director of Office of Global Affairs, also took part in the discussion.
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