SHENZHEN, Sep. 24, 2026 — College of Management, SZU (SZUCM) On 17 September 2026, the College of Management, SZU successfully organised two talent recruitment sessions at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. Led by Professor Chen Xingyu, Vice Dean of SZUCM, the event drew more than 40 PhD candidates, postdoctoral researchers and early-career scholars from various schools of NTU.
During the sessions, Professor Chen gave a systematic overview of the development trajectory, disciplinary strengths and academic achievements of Shenzhen University and the College of Management. She highlighted SZU’s remarkable growth pace in China’s higher education landscape. She then elaborated on the university and college’s talent recruitment packages, including competitive remuneration, generous research seed funding, flexible team support, priority for postgraduate supervision quotas, and a full spectrum of talent schemes such as the Hundred-Talent Programme, Overseas Excellent Young Scientists Programme and Liyuan Talent Programme. She also introduced opportunities available at SZUCM’s high-level research platforms, namely the Shenzhen International Maritime Research Institute, the Institute of New-Quality Productive Forces and the Institute of Hospital Management.
The interactive session saw lively exchanges. Participants raised questions on research fit, career progression, research resources, housing benefits and children’s education, which Professor Chen addressed in detail. Several attendees expressed strong interest in joining the College of Management, SZU, recognising the attractive policy support and enabling academic environment.
The recruitment event received positive feedback and yielded multiple resumes from promising scholars. It strengthened academic and talent links between SZUCM and Singaporean universities and raised the college’s profile among international early-career researchers. Going forward, SZUCM will continue to expand overseas talent recruitment and improve the talent ecosystem to fuel the development of a high-level university.
contributed by: Wang Huiru
Reviewed by: Chen Xingyu
Translated and reedited by Zhang Ruina, International Development Office, SZUCM
