The Postgraduate Association and the Graduate School of the City University of Macau (CityU) organized a colloquium to discuss Macao’s latest talent recruitment policies and explore the future development of students who are interested in staying in Macao.
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Dai Shu, executive vice president of the Guangdong Youth University of Political Studies, was the guest speaker and shared his insights to enlighten students to better integrate into China’s modern development, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), and the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Development Zone in Hengqin (Hengqin Zone). He also emphasized the importance of student exchanges between Macao and mainland China.
Vice Rector and Dean of the Graduate School, Ip Kuai Peng, delivered a remark stating that Macao is actively recruiting specialists to support its “1+4” industrial development. He also mentioned that these professionals will bring in novel technologies and share their experiences with the local community, contributing to the development of a sustainable talent pipeline to serve Macao, the Hengqin Zone, and the Greater Bay Area.
Associate Dean Zhou Long concluded the colloquium by encouraging students to participate in innovation and entrepreneurship activities, sharpen their knowledge and skills, and contribute to Macao’s advantages in technology, culture, and tourism, as well as serve the local community and national development.
He Binghao, president of the Graduate Student Association, shared his personal experience and encouraged students to take advantage of Macao’s international educational resources and perspectives to enhance their competitiveness and contribute to the city’s diversified development.
Source: Graduate School
