The College of Liberal Arts and Siyuan College invite Lecturer Luo Lie to brief students on the China International College Students' Innovation Competition and share competition preparation tips.
Professor Xi Kaiyuan from CKGSB delivered a lecture on 'Judgment and Happiness: Insights from Evaluability Theory' at STU's East Coast Campus on June 12.
The Engineering College's Youth League Committee and Graduate Student Union will host a fun sports meet with four team events including hula hoop relay and balloon stomp.
Jiang ZH, a 2026 PhD graduate from the Engineering College's Civil and Smart Construction Engineering program, published 14 SCI papers and completed a dual doctoral degree at Politecnico di Torino with CSC funding.
The STU Engineering College Party Committee, Shantou Science Museum, and Waimalu No.4 Primary School will host a tech exhibition on June 14 open to the public.
The Guangdong Provincial Party History Research Office is calling for party history micro-videos from across the province, with STU faculty and students eligible to participate. Submissions are accepted until July 15.
The university will host the inaugural lecture of the "Houde Lecture" series on teacher ethics, with Prof. Cheng Haiying, Dean of the School of Marxism, speaking on "What is Better Education."
The Central Laboratory will host a training session on June 17 covering platform operations, financial settlement, and equipment reservation procedures for university instrument sharing.
Four students—Xia YN, Xu SL, Huang SP, and Tang XT—have been selected for the 'Retracing China's Northwest Corner (Northern Sichuan)' summer field practice program.
The STU Youth League Committee and Huizeren Volunteer Service Center are recruiting 3 volunteers for a 3-to-5-day tutoring and volunteer service program in Leibo County, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan, departing July 16.
The college is selecting outstanding student cadres, student work activists, and outstanding volunteer youth from its student organizations. Nomination deadline is June 18.
The School of Mathematics and Computer Science and Shanhai College will hold a graduation choir concert on June 13 at Suning Plaza, open to all faculty and students.
The Institute for New Quality Productivity is recruiting undergraduate research assistants from all colleges, prioritizing academic interest and research potential. Applications are due by June 25.
The Science College Party Committee has published its proposed award list for 7 Outstanding Party Workers and 24 Outstanding Party Members, with a feedback period until June 18.
The Shantou Municipal Science and Technology Bureau is soliciting project application guideline suggestions from universities, research institutes, and enterprises, covering key technologies, innovation platforms, and more. Submissions are due by June 18.
The Student Affairs Office announces the results of the 2026 Sports Spirit Award, with Jiang Zheng from the Engineering College receiving the award and Liu EN, Chen YY receiving nomination awards.
The Student Affairs Office has released the evaluation results for the 2026 STU Sports Spirit Medal, with one recipient and two nominees.
The Student Affairs Office has announced the evaluation results for the 2026 STU Medal, with one recipient and 12 nominees from across the university.
The University's Teacher Work Department will organize online teacher ethics training for all teaching staff, with a requirement of at least 12 training hours per year.
The STU Youth League has circulated a call for submissions for the 2026 Guangdong Province Colorful Rural Practice Series, open to all faculty and students for village chronicles, micro-videos, and research reports.
Starting June 12, the entrance to Shantou University's Academic Exchange Service Center has been relocated from Gate 2 to Gate 3. Students, staff, and visitors should use the new entrance.
The STU Business School and China Mobile Chenghai Branch jointly hosted the 'Group+Brand Store' innovation and entrepreneurship competition, with 6 projects receiving awards.
The Business School has initiated the selection of outstanding 2026 undergraduate graduates, requiring a GPA in the top 20% of the major and at least one university-level award, with a quota of up to 10% per major. Applications close June 14 at 10pm.
The Journalism and Communication College will host a public screening of Camera Techniques course works by 2025 Network and New Media majors on June 12 at the East Coast Campus, open to all students and faculty.
