On the morning of March 29th, Professor Berry Fong-Chung HSU from CTBC Business School visited the Faculty of Law at M.U.S.T. Accompanying Professor Berry Fong-Chung HSU were Associate Professor Pei-Lin Hsu, Director of the Cross-Strait Academic Exchange Center and Director of the Institute of Technology Finance, and Dr. Wan-Ju Liang, Director of International Affairs, who attended the meeting remotely.
Dean Fang Quan, Program Director Xie Gengliang, and Assistant Professor Peng Yunpeng from the Faculty of Law were present to welcome the delegation.
Visit by CTBC Business School to M.U.S.T. Faculty of Law
(From left to right: Program Director Xie Gengliang, Dean Fang Quan, Professor Berry Fong-Chung HSU, Assistant Professor Peng Yunpeng)
During the meeting, Dean Fang Quan highlighted the Faculty's commitment to excellence in legal education and research. The Faculty of Law offers a range of programs, including the renowned Master's program in Financial Crime and Regulation, and operates the Center for Law and Finance. Dean Fang Quan also mentioned the collaborative efforts with the Macau Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists in establishing the Authorized Anti-Money Laundering Specialist Examination Center in Macau.
Professor Berry Fong-Chung HSU shared the rich history and vision of the CTBC Business School, emphasizing its dedication to nurturing international finance professionals. Director Pei-Lin Hsu provided an online presentation on the school's curriculum, distinctive teaching features, and the innovative Meta-Universe campus. Both institutions expressed a strong desire for active collaboration, including student exchanges, faculty visits, and participation in student competitions.
This meeting deepened the mutual understanding between M.U.S.T. and the CTBC Business School, and paved the way for future exchanges and cooperation in the field of financial law and legal talent development.
Roundtable Discussion
Dean Fang Quan presented a commemorative gift to Professor Berry Fong-Chung HSU (right) as a token of appreciation