USJ and Tai Chuang Yuan Group sign MOU to form strategic partnership
USJ and Tai Chuang Yuan Group sign MOU to form strategic partnership
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16/04/2025
The University of Saint Joseph and Tai Chuang Yuan Group have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at enhancing collaboration in technology, education, and health sectors.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) and Tai Chuang Yuan Group (TCY) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at enhancing collaboration in technology, education, and health sectors. The signing ceremony took place on 10 April 2025, at the USJ Ilha Verde Campus, marking an important step towards strengthening ties between academia and industry.
The agreement will focus on three main areas: collaborating on cervical spine research and establishing a university research center with the USJ Laboratory of Applied Neuroscience, offering executive programmes and internships for Chinese government officials and corporate leaders, and creating a center for cervical spine care and neuroscience research to promote wellness initiatives.
[From left to right: Prof. Alexandre Lobo and Dr. Li Ling]
Dr. Li Ling, Chairwoman of TCY Group, stated: “Since its founding in 1986, TCY has been committed to regional economic growth and multilateral cooperation. Partnering with USJ allows us to combine industry expertise with academic excellence, driving innovation in Macau and the Asia-Pacific region.”
Professor Alexandre Lobo, Vice-Rector of Research and Innovation at USJ, emphasised: “This collaboration bridges academia and industry while offering students international exposure. Through joint research and talent development, we aim to create lasting societal impact.”
About Tai Chuang Yuan Group (TCY)
TCY is a leading Asian industrial park operator with a presence in 72 countries and partnerships with 7,779 enterprises. Its “Five-Chain Integration” model (industrial, trade, financial, tech, and resource chains) has pioneered global economic cooperation, particularly in health tourism, eco-agriculture, and high-tech sectors.
