The City University of Macau (CityU) hosted a Town Hall Meeting for the new semester at the Cultural Centre today on the Taipa campus. The Town Hall Meeting provided an open forum for staff and faculty to voice their opinions with the objective of building a transparent and inclusive campus culture at CityU.
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At the meeting, Rector Jun Liu shared the University achievements in the areas of academic disciplines, curriculum, teaching, talent cultivation, scientific research, industry-academia collaboration. He also shared to the development blueprint and the key strategies to achieve high-quality development.
In his address to the CityU members, Rector Liu said, “In light of the new global landscape, CityU will continue to expand its international perspective to develop versatile talents to serve the needs of Macao, the Greater Bay Area, and the nation as a whole.” He pointed out that the University will continue to benchmark against industrial development to innovate its academic offerings and industry-academic collaborations. “CityU is going through a phase of rapid growth toward its vision of being a full-fledged metropolitan university with Macao Characteristics, China Soul, and Global Vision,” said Rector Liu.
As part of the question-and-answer session, the faculty shared their opinions and raised several questions regarding the current state of education. Today’s meeting was concluded in a cordial atmosphere.
Following the Town Hall Meeting, the Faculty of Innovation and Design organized the “Go Green” Staff Club Gathering. This “Go Green” session featured a dance performance, an awarding student’s work presentation, and an attractive lucky draw. The event attracted many faculty and staff to take part. It was a precious opportunity for CityU members to interact and exchange ideas.
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