Students participating in the 1+2+1 ECNU (Mathematics Education – Mathematics and Applied Mathematics) Programme will undertake their first year and fourth year of undergraduate study at the UM and complete their second and third year at the East China Normal University.
Participants in this Programme will receive two bachelor’s degrees, one from the UM (Bachelor of Education in Mathematics) and the other one from the ECNU (Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics) upon completion of the programme.
Target Students:
- Hong Kong and Macao students (holders of either “Macao Resident Identity Card” or “Hong Kong Identity Card”, together with the “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents”); and
- BEd in Mathematics students who were admitted in academic year 2019/2020 onwards (MAS19); and
- Students who are in good academic standing.
Students who are interested in the 1+2+1 ECNU (Mathematics Education – Mathematics and Applied Mathematics) Programme are required to review their enrolment records and study plans with the Faculty of Education (FED) during their first year of studies in UM.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | Study Plan |
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| FED | BEd in Mathematics (MAS19) | Mr. Alan Chang
Office: E33-4004 Tel.: 8822 4109 Email: alanchang@um.edu.mo |
Considering students admitted to the 1+2+1 ECNU (Mathematics Education – Mathematics and Applied Mathematics) programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and ECNU, and also the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at ECNU, the UM has approved the following arrangement:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at ECNU will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at ECNU; and
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at ECNU.
Students participating in the 2.5+2.5 Fudan (Finance) Programme will undertake their first 2.5 years of undergraduate study at the UM and complete the rest 2.5 years at the Fudan University (Fudan).
Participants in this Programme will receive two bachelor’s degrees, one from the UM (Bachelor of Science in Finance) and the other one from Fudan (Bachelor of Economics (Finance)) upon completion of the programme.
Target Students:
- Macao students (holders of both “Macao Resident Identity Card” and “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents”); and
- BSc in Finance students who were admitted in academic year 2020/2021 onwards (FNC20); and
- Students who are in good academic standing.
Students who are interested in the 2.5+2.5 Fudan (Finance) Programme are required to review their enrolment records and study plans with the Department of Finance and Business Economics (FBE) of the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) during their first or second year of studies in UM.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | Study Plan |
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| FBA | BSc in Finance (FNC20) | Prof. Tony Zhenjiang QIN, Programme Coordinator of BSc in Finance
Office: E22-4070 Tel.: 8822 4838 Email: zhenjiangqin@um.edu.mo |
Considering students admitted to the 2.5+2.5 Fudan (Finance) programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and Fudan, and also the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at Fudan, the UM has approved the following arrangement:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at Fudan University will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at Fudan; and
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at Fudan.
Students participating in the 2+2 SCUT (Civil Engineering) Programme will undertake their first 2 years of undergraduate study at the UM and complete the rest 2 years at the South China University of Technology (SCUT).
Participants in this Programme will receive two bachelor’s degrees, one from the UM (Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering) and the other one from South China University of Technology (Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering) upon completion of the programme.
Target Students:
- Macao students (holders of both “Macao Resident Identity Card” and “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents”); and
- BSc in Civil Engineering students who were admitted in academic year 2020/2021 onwards (CVE17); and
- Students who are in good academic standing.
Students who are interested in the 2+2 SCUT (Civil Engineering) Programme are required to review their enrolment records and study plans with the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) of the Faculty of Science and Technology (FST) during their first year of studies in UM.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | Study Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| FST | BSc in Civil Engineering (CVE17) | Ms. Venus LEONG, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)
Office: E11-3027 Tel.: 8822 4967 Email: venusleong@um.edu.mo |
Considering students admitted to the 2+2 SCUT (Civil Engineering) programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and SCUT, and also the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at SCUT, the UM has approved the following arrangement:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at SCUT will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at SCUT; and
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at SCUT.
Students participating in the 3+2 TU Programme will undertake their first three years of undergraduate study at UM and be directly admitted to the graduate school of Temple University (TU) in the United States. They will study at TU for another two years to complete both their UM bachelor’s degree and the TU master’s degree.
Participants in the 3+2 TU Programme will receive a bachelor’s degree from UM and a master’s degree from TU upon completion of the Programme.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | TU Master’s Degree Option |
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| FBA | BSc in Accounting | Prof. Teresa CHU, Programme Coordinator of BSc in Accounting Office: E22-3071 Tel.: 8822 4660 Email: tchu@um.edu.mo |
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| FBA | BSc in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics | Prof. Anthony TANG, Programme Coordinator of Business Intelligence and Data Analytics (BIDA) Office: E22-4081 Tel.: 8822 4172 Email: hengtang@um.edu.mo |
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Prof. Zhuo QIAO, Programme Director of the Bachelor of Business Administration Programme (BBA) Office: E22-4035 Tel.: 8822 4653 Email: zhuoqiao@um.edu.mo |
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| FHS | BSc in Bioinformatics | Prof. Yutao XIANG, Department Head of Public Health and Medicinal Administration Office: E12-1052 Tel.: 8822 4223 Email: ytxiang@um.edu.mo |
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| FHS | BSc in Biomedical Sciences | Prof. Henry KWOK, Department Head of Biomedical Sciences Office: E12-2063 Tel.: 8822 4991 Email: hfkwok@um.edu.mo |
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| FSS | BSocSc in Economics | Prof. Wai-Hong HO, Programme Coordinator of Bachelor of Social Sciences in Economics Office: E21B-3032 Tel.: 8822 8951 Email: whho@um.edu.mo |
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| FSS | BSocSc in Sociology | Prof. Yi LI, Programme Coordinator of Bachelor of Social Sciences in Socioloty Office: E21B-3018 Tel.: 8822 4338 Email: yili@um.edu.mo |
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| FST | BSc in Civil Engineering | Prof. Yongjie LI, Associate Head of Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Office: E11-3017 Tel.: 8822 4943 Email: yongjieli@um.edu.mo |
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| FST | BSc in Computer Science | Prof. Chi Man VONG, Associate Head of Department of Computer and Information Science (CIS) Office: E11-4013 Tel.: 8822 4357 Email: cmvong@um.edu.mo |
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| FST | BSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering | Prof. Feng WAN, Associate Head of Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Office: E11-3055 Tel.: 8822 4473 Email: fwan@um.edu.mo |
Students who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and successfully completed the specified course requirements for their bachelor’s degree during their first three or four years of studies at UM will be eligible to apply for the 3+2 TU programmme. A TOEFL or IELTS score will be required during application and the final decision on admission to the 3+2 TU programme will be solely at the discretion of TU.
Kindly note that students who do not have remaining undergraduate requirements prior to their arrival at TU are not eligible for the 3+2 TU programme.
| Schedule | Action |
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| 20/01-21/02/2025 | Interested students need to prepare and work out their own study plans with the Department Heads/Programme Coordinators concerned. |
| 24-28/02/2025 | Registry will check and verify the study plans for each student. |
| 03-04/03/2025 | Faculties will review and conduct a final check on the study plans for each student. |
| 05-07/03/2025 | Registry will inform the faculties and students about the approved study plans and the follow-ups. |
| 10-19/03/2025
Application Deadline: 01/04/2025 |
Student is suggested to apply for the 3+2 TU programme online on or before 19 March 2025. |
Considering students admitted to the 3+2 TU programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and TU, as well as cover living expenses in the US during their study abroad period at TU, UM has approved the following arrangements:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at TU will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at TU;
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in the US during the study abroad period at TU.
Students participating in the 3+2 QUB (Biomedical Sciences – Food Science and Nutrition) Programme will undertake their first 3 years of undergraduate study at the UM and complete the rest 2 years at The Queen’s University of Belfast (QUB).
Participants in this Programme will receive two bachelor’s degrees, one from the UM (Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences) and the other one from the QUB (Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Nutrition) upon completion of the programme.
Target Students:
- All students; and
- BSc in Biomedical Sciences students who were admitted in academic year 2019/2020 onwards; and
- Students who are in good academic standing.
Students who are interested in the 3+2 QUB (Biomedical Sciences – Food Science and Nutrition) Programme are required to review their enrolment records and study plans with the Department of Biomedical Sciences (DBS) of the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) during their second year of studies in UM.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | Study Plan |
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| FHS | BSc in Biomedical Sciences | Ms. Lorna Chau
Office: E12-4039 Tel.: 8822 4966 Email: lornachau@um.edu.mo |
Considering students admitted to the 3+2 QUB (Biomedical Sciences – Food Science and Nutrition) programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and QUB, and also the living expenses in the United Kingdom during the study abroad period at QUB, the UM has approved the following arrangement:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at QUB will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at QUB; and
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in the United Kingdom during the study abroad period at QUB.
Students participating in the 2+2 XMU (History) Programme will undertake their first 2 years of undergraduate study at the UM and complete the rest 2 years at the Xiamen University (XMU).
Participants in this Programme will receive two bachelor’s degrees, one from the UM (Bachelor of Arts in History) and the other one from the XMU (Bachelor of History) upon completion of the programme.
Target Students:
- Hong Kong and Macao students (holders of either “Macao Resident Identity Card” or “Hong Kong Identity Card”, together with the “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents); and
- BA in History students who were admitted in academic year 2020/2021 onwards (HST20); and
- Students who are in good academic standing.
Students who are interested in the 2+2 XMU (History) Programme are required to review their enrolment records and study plans with the Department of History (DHIST) of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities (FAH) during their first year of studies in UM.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | Study Plan |
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| FAH | BA in History (HST20) | Ms. Su LEI, Department of History (DHIST)
Office: E21-2017 Tel.: 8822 8801 Email: fah.history@um.edu.mo |
Considering students admitted to the 2+2 XMU (History) programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and XMU, and also the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at XMU, the UM has approved the following arrangement:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at XMU will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at XMU; and
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at XMU.
Students participating in the 2+4 ZJU (Biomedical Sciences – Clinical Medicine) Programme will undertake their first 2 years of undergraduate study at the UM and complete the rest 4 years at the Zhejiang University (ZJU).
Participants in this Programme will receive two bachelor’s degrees, one from the UM (Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences) and the other one from the ZJU (Bachelor of Medicine in Clinical Medicine) upon completion of the programme.
Target Students:
- Macao students (holders of “Macao Resident Identity Card” and “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents”), Hong Kong students (holders of “Hong Kong Identity Card” and “Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents”), Taiwan and international students; and
- BSc in Biomedical Sciences students who were admitted in academic year 2019/2020 onwards; and
- Students who are in good academic standing (cumulative GPA of 3.2 or better) and can test out of at least one English language course.
Students who are interested in the 2+4 ZJU (Biomedical Sciences – Clinical Medicine) Programme are required to review their enrolment records and study plans with the Department of Biomedical Sciences (DBS) of the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) during their first year of studies in UM.
| Faculty | UM Programme | Contact Person | Study Plan |
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| FHS | BSc in Biomedical Sciences | Ms. Lorna Chau
Office: E12-4039 Tel.: 8822 4966 Email: lornachau@um.edu.mo |
Study Plan for Macao, Hong Kong and Taiwan students: Study Plan for international students: |
Considering students admitted to the 2+4 ZJU (Biomedical Sciences – Clinical Medicine) programme will be required to pay tuition fees for both UM and ZJU, and also the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at ZJU, the UM has approved the following arrangement:
- Students’ UM tuition fees for the study abroad period at ZJU will be waived; and
- Students’ UM scholarships, prizes and subsidies will be suspended during the study abroad period at ZJU; and
- Students will be required to bear the tuition fees and the living expenses in Mainland China during the study abroad period at ZJU.