Ningbo University Vice President Zhou Qing and delegation visit CityU to promote educational collaboration and exchanges
A delegation from Ningbo University (NBU) led by Vice President Zhou Qing visited City University of Macau (CityU) recently, where they were warmly received by Vice Rector Han Wei. The guests toured the campus and teaching facilities, and both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on topics such as university-wide collaboration, discipline development, talent cultivation, and academic exchanges.
Vice Rector Han Wei warmly welcomed Vice President Zhou Qing and his delegation, providing an overview of CityU’s achievements in areas such as history, discipline development, faculty team, international exchanges, and industry-academia collaboration. He expressed the hope to deepen collaboration with Ningbo University in aspects like joint admissions, faculty and student exchanges, and discipline development.
Vice President Zhou Qing shared insights about Ningbo University’s discipline structure, educational characterisitcs, and innovation and entrepreneurship development, highlighting NBU’s focus on fostering innovative capabilities. He expressed a hope to explore more collaboration opportunities with CityU in fields such as health, applied economics, humanities and social sciences, and data science.
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During the meeting, Lixian Jin, dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Liying Cheng, dean of the School of Education, introduced the unique features and curriculum strengths of their respective faculties. Both sides further explored feasible cooperation opportunities and directions, expressing a desire to enhance collaboration in joint graduate training, exchanges for young faculty, and talent recruitment.
The attendees of the meeting included Li Le, executive dean of NBU School of Humanities and Communication; Shao Xingfeng, executive dean of NBU College of Food Science and Engineering; Cai Zhenliang, dean of NBU Continuing Education College; Liu Peng from NBU Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs Office; and Wu Cheng, head of the Office of Global Affairs at CityU.
