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A delegation led by SCNU Vice‑President Yang Chengwei attended the opening ceremonies for SCNU's 2026 postgraduate programmes in Hong Kong and Macao from 22 to 24 September.
The ceremonies were held at the Hong Kong Financial Services Institute (HKFSI) in Hong Kong and the Amateur Continuing Study Centre (CAEP) in Macao.
Students and guests pose for a group photo at the opening ceremony for SCNU's 2026 postgraduate programme at the Hong Kong Financial Services Institute.
The Hong Kong site welcomed five new doctoral students in psychology, bringing its total doctoral enrolment to 55. In Macao, 39 postgraduate students were admitted, including the first cohort of doctoral students in education.
Students and guests pose for a group photo at the opening ceremony for SCNU's 2026 postgraduate programme at the Amateur Continuing Study Centre in Macao.
At the ceremonies, Yang welcomed new students and thanked stakeholders supporting the development of SCNU's postgraduate programmes in Hong Kong and Macao. He noted that, capitalising on new opportunities presented by China's 15th Five‑Year Plan and Hong Kong's first five‑year development plan, SCNU will work with partner institutions to expand postgraduate education in Hong Kong and Macao. SCNU will cultivate professionals who contribute to the long‑term prosperity and stability of Hong Kong and Macao as well as Greater Bay Area development.
Wang Zhongying, chairman of HKFSI, and Pei Chengxian, president of CAEP, reviewed progress under their long‑standing partnerships with SCNU and expressed commitment to further postgraduate‑education collaboration.
SCNU‑Macao‑Hong Kong educational cooperation dates back more than four decades, with SCNU launching its Macao‑related programmes in 1984. SCNU will continue to strengthen partnerships with local institutions and explore new pathways in postgraduate education to support talent development for the Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area.
Source from SCNU News Center
Translated by Ye Lei
Proofread by Edwin Baak
Edited by Li Yiwei
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