The University of Macau (UM) will host a conference of the Society for International Human Resources Development of the Institutions of Higher Learning (SIHRDIHL) in November. It will be the first time that UM hosts the SIHRDIHL’s conference as a standing committee member. UM was voted onto the SIH ...
A delegation from Peking University, led by its Deputy Party Secretary and University Council Vice Chair Prof Ye Jingyi, visited the University of Macau (UM) on 25 July to exchange ideas on student affairs. During the visit, UM Vice Rector (Student Affairs) Prof Haydn Chen told the guests about UM’ ...
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The fourth Summer Programme on Hong Kong and Macao Studies recently kicked off at the University of Macau (UM). The event was co-organised by Tsinghua University, UM, and the Hong Kong Baptist University. With coordination and arrangements by UM, more than 30 students from Tsinghua University and U ...
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A delegation from Linköping, Sweden, recently visited the University of Macau (UM) and was warmly received by UM Rector Wei Zhao and Vice Rectors Rui Martins and Haydn Chen. The delegation was led by Linköping City Board Chairman Paul Lindvall and Linköping University Vice-Chancellor Helen Dannetun ...
A delegation from Artois University, France, visited UM on 14 March. For full version, please refer to Chinese. ...
Dr. Ki-jeong Lee, Vice President for International Affairs of Hanyang University visited the University of Macau’s (UM) new campus on 24 February, 2014 and expressed high expectations of the university’s future development. Dr. Lee also met with Prof. Haydn Chen (Vice Rector of Student Affairs) and ...
Mr. Tom Cooney, Deputy Consul General of U.S. Consulate General for Hong Kong and Macau, visited University of Macau and met with Rector Wei Zhao on 19 February, 2014. Rector Zhao introduced the exciting development of UM New Campus to him. Mr. Cooney also paid a visit to the new campus and gave a ...
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