CityU delegation visits Education Quality Evaluation Agency of the Ministry of Education to promote exchange and education quality
A delegation led by Prof. Jun Liu, Rector of the City University of Macau (CityU), visited the Education Quality Evaluation Agency (EQEA) of the Ministry of Education today (10) and was warmly received by Ms. Fan Wei, Director at Education Quality Evaluation Agency of the Ministry of Education, and Mr. Zhou Aijun, Deputy Director at the same department. Rector Liu gave a souvenir to EQEA on behalf of CityU, which was accepted by Director Fan Wei.
Moderated by Deputy Director Zhou Aijun, a discussion session by EQEA was joined by CityU and Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU), on various educational topics such as curriculum development and talent cultivation. Prof. Liu Li, President of BLCU, also attended the discussion.
Rector Jun Liu expressed gratitude to EQEA for their support and guidance on curriculum evaluation for CityU over the years, and introduced the University’s education characteristics, as well as its achievements in curriculum, teaching and research in recent years. He said, “Going forward, CityU will carry out distinctive and high-quality new courses to serve the socio-economic development and industry needs. The University will continue its commitment to enhance teaching quality and cultivate applied and practical high-caliber professionals to serve Macao, Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and national development, and hope to continue to receive support from EQEA in future work.”
Vice Rector Zhou Wanlei and Vice Rector Chee Seong Chin, introduced CityU’s disciplinary characteristics, academic research achievements and curriculum development progress in the field of data science.
Deputy Director Zhou Aijun spoke highly about CityU’s educational achievements and introduced the development and the responsibility of EQEA. He pointed out, “As a national-level agency for education quality assurance and evaluation monitoring, EQEA has been carrying out comprehensive education quality evaluation and monitoring work since its establishment with its mission to serve the country and educational institutions.” Deputy Director Zhou said EQEA has played a vital role in promoting the quality of higher education in China and enhancing its influence in international academia. He said, “Going forward, EQEA will continue to support CityU, Beijing Language and Culture University, and other universities in their high-quality development, and serve the continuous improvement of national higher education quality.”
Leaders, management and executives from the Education Quality Evaluation Agency, Beijing Language and Culture University and the City University of Macau attended the meeting.
