澳門大學校友會第28期會刊現公開徵集校友文稿, 內容可包括在讀感受, 對母校未來發展的期待, 校園生活回憶及現時工作情況, 文稿400字為限, 可附加相片, 有意參與者, 請於8月10前將稿件以電郵形式送交本會 ( aaaum@um.edu.mo ), 獲取錄的文稿除在今期會刊刊登外, 投稿校友將獲邀出席本會在12月12日(星期六)晚上舉行之三慶晚宴以表謝意.
Call for Submissions – 28th Newsletter of the University of Macau Alumni Association
The University of Macau Alumni Association is now calling for written contributions from alumni for its 28th newsletter. Eligible submissions may cover a range of themes, including campus experiences during your studies, aspirations for the University’s future development, nostalgic recollections of campus life, and updates on your current career pursuits.
Each submission shall not exceed 400 words, and supplementary photographs may be attached. Interested alumni are invited to send their manuscripts via email to the Association at aaaum@um.edu.mo on or before 10 August.
All selected articles will be published in this issue of the newsletter. As a token of appreciation, contributing alumni whose submissions are accepted will receive an invitation to the Association’s Triple Celebration Gala Dinner, to be held on the evening of Saturday, 12 December.
希望大家踴躍投稿.
澳門大學校友會
2026年7月7日

澳門大學2025／2026學年大學議庭及校董會聯席會議今（2）日於澳大何賢會議廳舉行，澳門特別行政區行政長官、澳大校監兼大學議庭主席岑浩輝主持會議。岑浩輝期望澳大引領澳琴國際教育（大學）城的高標準建設、科學制訂大學五年發展規劃、打造教育科技人才一體化高地、深化及拓展國際網絡，特區政府將全力支持澳門高校的高水平辦學與高質量發展。社會文化司司長柯嵐，澳大校董會主席林金城、校長宋永華共同出席會議。

岑浩輝指出，伴隨著國家“十五五”規劃將推進澳琴國際教育（大學）城建設納入篇章中，特區政府正在編制的“三五”規劃著力推動教育、科技、人才一體化發展，澳大迎來重大歷史機遇。

他對澳大提出四點意見和建議：一，高標準推進大學城建設，抓好跨境延伸辦學工作，把控建設進度、教學安排、實驗室配套及產學研合作，強化公帑使用與合規管理，全力打造“一國兩制”跨境延伸辦學新典範；二，科學制訂並落實新大學五年發展規劃，推動兩校區學科、人才、科研協同聯動；三，充分發揮大學作為教育、科技、人才一體化核心平台的優勢，優化學科結構、攻關重點科研領域、引育高端人才；四，進一步深化及拓展國際網絡，重點拓展與葡語、西語、英語等國家及亞洲周邊地區的往來，助力特區打造國家高水平對外開放的重要橋頭堡。

林金城在會上介紹第七屆校董會（2023年至2026年）的主要工作。過去三年校董會積極配合澳大合作區校區建設、支持大學優化學科佈局，並透過完善監督與審計，全面提升管理水平。他表示，合作區校區是澳大融入國家發展大局、服務粵港澳大灣區建設的重大實踐平台，校董會將一如以往支持校方，完善頂層設計與制度規則的銜接，為打造澳門成為國際高端人才集聚高地創造條件。

宋永華在會上介紹“一校兩區”建設情況及學校在教育、科研、人才培養的發展現況及未來規劃。他提到，澳大全面落實合作區校區的高標準建設要求，並設管理委員會及營運機構，實現一體化管理。學校正積極落實主校區深耕人文社科與基礎理學，合作區校區重點佈局醫藥科技的格局。同時，學校持續完善國家和區域重大科研平台建設，推動產學研成果轉化，通過兩校區資源整合、人才引育與國際合作升級，朝“中國一流、全球卓越”的國際化綜合性研究型大學邁進。

出席的大學議庭及校董會成員、澳大相關部門代表等亦就國際師資和留學生引入、科研成果轉化、教學如何擁抱人工智能世代發展等方面進行深入討論。
The University of Macau (UM) held the Joint Meeting of the University Assembly (UA) and University Council (UC) for the 2025/2026 academic year at the Ho Yin Conference Hall today (2 July). The meeting was presided over by Sam Hou Fai, chief executive of the Macao SAR, chancellor of UM, and chair of UA. Sam expressed hope that UM will take a leading role in advancing the high-quality development of the Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town, formulate a sound five-year development plan, establish itself as a hub for the integration of education, technology, and talent, and further expand its global network and partnerships. He added that the Macao SAR government will continue to fully support local higher education institutions in elevating their educational standards and pursuing high-quality development. The meeting was also attended by O Lam, secretary for social affairs and culture; Lam Kam Seng Peter, chair of UC; and Yonghua Song, rector of UM.
Sam said that UM is presented with significant opportunities as the development of the Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town has been designated a national priority in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan. Furthermore, the Macao SAR government’s upcoming Third Five-Year Plan places strong emphasis on the integrated development of education, technology, and talent.
Sam set out four advice and suggestions for the university. The first is to advance the development of the university town with high standards. He said that UM should enhance its cross-border educational initiatives, covering campus development, curriculum planning, laboratory facilities, and industry-academia collaboration. The university should also ensure the proper use of government funding and maintain compliance with relevant regulations, with the goal of becoming a model for cross-border education under the ‘one country, two systems’ policy. The second is to formulate and implement a new five-year development plan and strengthen synergies between the university’s two campuses in academic development, talent cultivation, and research. The third is to capitalise on the university’s role as a key platform for integrating education, research, and talent by enhancing its academic structure, advancing research in key areas, and attracting and nurturing high-calibre talent. The fourth is to further expand the university’s global network, particularly by promoting exchanges with Portuguese-, Spanish-, and English-speaking countries, as well as neighbouring regions in Asia, thereby supporting Macao’s role in the country’s high-level opening up.
Lam outlined the key initiatives undertaken by the Seventh University Council during its term (2023-2026). He noted that over the past three years, UC has actively supported the development of UM’s campus in the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin and the university’s efforts to enhance its academic structure. It has also improved the university’s governance through strengthened supervision and auditing mechanisms. Lam added that the Cooperation Zone campus is a key platform for UM to support national development strategies and the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. UC will continue to support the university by strengthening its strategic planning and institutional framework, while creating favourable conditions to establish Macao as an international hub for high-calibre talent.
Song provided an update on UM’s ‘one university, two campuses’ initiative, outlining the university’s current progress and future plans in education, research, and talent development. He noted that UM is advancing the development of the Cooperation Zone campus to high standards, and has established a management committee and operational bodies to ensure the integrated management of the two campuses. Notably, the main campus will focus on humanities, social sciences, and basic science, while the Cooperation Zone campus will concentrate on medicine, pharmaceutical sciences, and technology-related disciplines. Song added that UM will continue to strengthen major national and regional research platforms, and promote the commercialisation of research outcomes arising from industry-academia collaboration. By integrating resources across both campuses, attracting and nurturing talent, and expanding international partnerships, the university aims to evolve into a comprehensive research-oriented university of international standing that is ‘first-class in China and excellent globally’.
Members of the University Assembly and the University Council, as well as representatives from relevant UM departments, also engaged in in-depth discussions on recruiting international faculty and attracting international students, the commercialisation of research results, and how to embrace artificial intelligence in education.
Source: Communications Office.
澳門大學校友會
2026年7月3日
(稿件轉載澳門大學傳訊部)

澳門大學校友及發展辦公室日前組織所有校友會代表回校會議, 內容涉及母校45週年校慶紀念活動. 各校友會代表在聽取大學各部門負責人意見後, 紛紛發言獻策, 為下半年校慶活動提供活動建議, 氣氛良好.
The Alumni and Development Office of the University of Macau recently convened a meeting for representatives of all alumni associations on campus, focusing on the 45th Anniversary celebration events of the alma mater.
After listening to briefings delivered by heads of various university departments, representatives from each alumni association shared insights and put forward constructive proposals for the anniversary programmes scheduled for the second half of the year, with the discussion proceeding in a cordial and productive atmosphere.
澳門大學校友會
2026年6月28日