CCE organised a Training Course on Art Design Aesthetics and Life for students mainly from Zhejiang Financial College

The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) organised a Training Course on Art Design Aesthetics and Life for students mainly from Zhejiang Financial College. 

The one day training was rich and compact, the topic is Art Design Aesthetics and Life. The students visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library and UM Gallery. We received positive feedback from students.

CCE continues to carry out high-quality training courses to strengthen educational cooperation between UM and universities in mainland.

CCE organised a training programme on Exchange between Beijing and Macao, Integration of East and West for students of Capital Medical University

From August 15 to 19, The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) organised a training programme on Exchange between Beijing and Macao, Integration of East and West for students of Capital Medical University. 

The five-day training programme was rich and compact, featuring lectures by professors from Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences (ICMS). The students also visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library and UM Gallery. The student expressed that the training was highly beneficial. The programme enriched their personal experiences and broadened their perspectives, and they hoped to have the opportunity to return to the University of Macau for future studies.

Capital Medical University (CCMU) was founded in 1960. It ranks among the top academic medical institutions in China, and is considered as one of the key municipal universities in Beijing. CCE continues to develop more training programmes, promoting exchange and cooperation between UM and mainland universities.

CCE collaborated with HKU SPACE to organize a Designated Training for Interdisciplinary Courses for students from several Guizhou higher education institutions

The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), in collaboration with the University of Hong Kong School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU SPACE), organized a Designated Training for Interdisciplinary Courses from Aug 6 to Aug 16 for students of several higher education institutions from Guizhou.

The 2-week training programme consisted of a series of special lectures, participants first attended five lectures in HK delivered by experts. Then they came to UM to attend three more lectures given by instructors of Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) and Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS). The students also visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library and UM Gallery. The student expressed that the training was highly beneficial. The programme enriched their personal experiences and broadened their perspectives, and they hoped to have the opportunity to return to the University of Macau for future studies.

To strengthen cooperation between mainland key national universities and UM, CCE is continuing to provide high quality training programmes in the future.

CCE New Training Courses

To promote continuous and lifelong learning and education in Macao, the University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) is going to hold the following training courses in Aug:

 Remarks:

1/ Applicants have to pay application fee of MOP100 for each of the above courses;

# For application and course details, please visit the CCE’s website https://cce.um.edu.mo/ or contact us at 8822 4545.

CCE collaborated with HKU SPACE to organize a Designated Training Programme for Medical and Life Sciences for students from several mainland higher education institutions

The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), in collaboration with the University of Hong Kong’s School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU SPACE), organized a Designated Training Programme for Medical and Life Sciences from Jul 30 to Aug 9 for students of several mainland higher education institutions.

The 2-week training programme consisted of a series of special lectures, with a rich curriculum taught entirely in English. Participants first attended five lectures in HK delivered by experts. Then they came to UM to attend three more lectures given by instructors of Faculty of Health Science (FHS) and Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences (ICMS). The students also visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library and UM Gallery. They also visited Kiang Wu Nursing College of Macau. The student expressed that the training was highly beneficial. The programme enriched their personal experiences and broadened their perspectives, and they hoped to have the opportunity to return to the University of Macau for future studies.

To strengthen cooperation between mainland key national universities and UM, CCE is continuing to provide high quality training programmes in the future.

CCE organised a Designated Training Course on Medicine and Health Sciences for the second batch students from University of South China

The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) organised a 3-month Designated Training Course on Medicine and Health Sciences for the second batch students from University of South China, the training course is combined with offline and online training. The offline training is conducted from 5th to 9th August.

During the five-day offline training, the students attended various professional lectures, topics include Neuroscience And Neurodegenerative Diseases, Autophagy Lysosome Pathway in Cancers and Neurodegenerative Diseases, Wonders in life science and health: Biomedical science, and Comparison of Chinese medicine and Western. The students also visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library, UM Gallery, and a residential college. Outside UM, the students visited the Kiang Wu Hospital. Many of the students say they are impressed with the international teaching quality at UM and are willing to come back to UM for further studies.

CCE continues to develop training programmes with quality mainland universities to promote collaboration between UM and higher education institutions in Mainland China.

CCE collaborated with HKU SPACE to organize a Designated Training Programme for Cross-cultural Communication for students of Hunan Normal University

The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE), in collaboration with the University of Hong Kong’s School of Professional and Continuing Education (HKU SPACE), organized a Designated Training Programme for Cross-cultural Communication from Aug 2 to 5 for students of Hunan Normal University.

The 4-day training program consisted of a series of special lectures, with a rich curriculum taught entirely in English. Participants first attended lectures in HK  delivered by experts. Then they came to UM to attend two more lectures given by instructors of Faculty of Social Science (FSS). The students also visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library, UM Gallery, and Cheng Yu Tung College. The student expressed that the training was highly beneficial. The program enriched their personal experiences and broadened their perspectives, and they hoped to have the opportunity to return to the University of Macau for future studies.

Hunan Normal University is located in Changsha, Hunan Province. It has been selected into the first batch of national “211 Project” key construction universities and national “Double First-Class” construction universities. It is a key ministry-provincial jointly built by the Ministry of Education and Hunan Province. It is one of the universities to build “double first-class” construction.

To strengthen cooperation between mainland key national universities and UM, CCE is continuing to provide high quality training programmes in the future.

CCE organised a Designated Training Course on Medicine and Health Sciences for students from University of South China

The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) organised a 3-month Designated Training Course on Medicine and Health Sciences for students from University of South China, the training course is combined with offline and online training. The offline training is conducted from 29th July to 2nd August.

During the five-day offline training, the students attended various professional lectures, topics include Genetic and Biometrics: Introduction of Foundation and Frontier, Autophagy Lysosome Pathway in Cancers and Neurodegenerative Diseases, Precision Medicine and Big Data: Revolution and Opportunity, and Comparison of Chinese medicine and Western. The students also visited different units of UM, including the UM Wu Yee Sun Library, UM Gallery, and a residential college. Outside UM, the students visited the Kiang Wu Hospital. Many of the students say they are impressed with the international teaching quality at UM and are willing to come back to UM for further studies.

CCE continues to develop training programmes with quality mainland universities to promote collaboration between UM and higher education institutions in Mainland China.