CityU, Civil Aviation University of China sign cooperation agreement to jointly nurture international and interdisciplinary talents
In order to implement the national strategy of promoting cooperation and development in higher education in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and to facilitate collaboration with mainland universities in the aviation field, the City University of Macau (CityU) and Civil Aviation University of China (CAUC) held a ceremony to mark the signing of a strategic cooperation framework agreement yesterday. Attendees at the ceremony included Ding Shuiting, president of CAUC, Chan Meng Kam, chairman of the City University of Macau Council, Jun Liu, rector of City U, Liao Xuefeng, chairman of China Business Aviation Group (CBAJET), and Wang Yi, chairman of Beijing I Oxygen Forest Technology Co., Ltd. During the event, the two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on topics such as discipline construction, talent cultivation, and research and development.
President Ding Shuiting and Rector Jun Liu, representing their respective universities, signed the strategic framework agreement. Both parties aim to leverage their disciplinary strengths, geographical advantages, and resources to collaborate in promoting discipline construction, talent cultivation, scientific research, and vocational training in the aviation area in Hengqin. They are committed to contributing to the development of the national aviation industry through their joint efforts.
Civil Aviation University of China (CAUC) is affiliated with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). It is a comprehensive university with coordinated development in engineering, management, administration, economics, humanities, law, arts, and other disciplines. As a jointly university developed by CAAC, Tianjin municipality, and the Ministry of Education, CAUC is also recognized as a “Double First Class” and high-level university in Tianjin. Currently, the university has over 29,000 full-time students, including more than 3,300 postgraduates and over 200 international students. It consists of 16 colleges and branch campuses, as well as a graduate school and an institute for scientific and technological innovation. CAUC adheres to the fundamental mission of moral education and talent cultivation, implementing the educational concept of value shaping, capability development, and knowledge dissemination. The university is committed to nurturing high-caliber talents in scientific and technological innovation, professional and technical fields, and internationalization.
Other attendees at the meeting included Liu Yuanyuan, director of the Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan Affairs Office, and Guo Runxia, director of the Planning Department at CAUC, as well as representatives from the Rector’s Office at CityU.
