Taiwan Shih Hsin University President Ching-Ho Chen leads delegation to visit CityU to strengthen cooperation

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A delegation led by Ching-Ho Chen, president of Taiwan Shih Hsin University (SHU), visited City University of Macau (CityU) recently and was warmly received by Rector Jun Liu. The two universities signed a memorandum of understanding and a student exchange agreement, laying a solid foundation for deeper cooperation. They also engaged in in-depth discussions on academic collaboration, talent cultivation, and student and faculty exchange.

 

 

The delegation visited the campus and the Sino-Portugal Belt and Road Joint Laboratory on Science of Cultural Heritage Conservation (Belt and Road Joint Laboratory) and was impressed by the campus environment and academic atmosphere.

 

Rector Jun Liu extended a warm welcome to the delegation, providing an overview of CityU’s achievements in areas such as history, academic disciplines, faculty, and international exchanges. He proposed that the two universities enhance collaboration in fields such as artificial intelligence, finance, innovative design, and business to drive development.

 

President Ching-Ho Chen outlined development and academic discipline of SHU, emphasizing its focus on cultivating applied talents and the integration of theory and practice. He noted that both universities share much common ground and expressed hope for more substantive collaborations in faculty and student exchanges and disciplinary projects. This meeting not only strengthened partnership but also laid a promising foundation for future cooperation.

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The meeting was also attended by Lai Chien-Tu, director of Research and Development and College of Journalism and Communication of SHU; Tim Hsiao, executive director of the Social Resources Center; Chien Yuan-Tang, supervisor of SHU Alumni Association; Wang Po-Hsn, executive associate dean of Faculty of Innovation and Design of CityU, and Wu Cheng, head of the Office of Global Affairs.

 

Source: Office of Global Affairs