The 2026 National Education Science Planning special project on discipline construction and graduate training is now open, with key (350K) and general (200K) funding tiers. Campus deadline: June 22.
The School of Engineering nominated eight graduate students for the 2026 Outstanding Graduate honor, with the public notice open for objections until June 9.
The School of Engineering is selecting outstanding undergraduates from the 2026 cohort. Applicants must rank in the top 10% GPA and submit materials by June 11.
The Center for Faculty Development and Educational Assessment will host the 18th AI teaching skill development training for all faculty on June 10.
The Resource Management Office announced the schedule for graduation cap and gown distribution across two campuses on June 10-11, with return dates on June 26 and 29.
The Law School nominated seven graduate students for the 2026 Outstanding Graduate honor, with the public notice open for objections until June 9.
The Law School is accepting applications for Outstanding Undergraduate Graduate awards, with a deadline of June 9 at 24:00. Up to 10% of each department graduates may be selected.
The school is accepting applications for Outstanding Graduate, Outstanding Student Leader, Outstanding Volunteer, and Student Activity Participant awards, with a deadline of June 11.
The university has released new procedures for agenda item submission to the Party Committee Standing Committee and President's Office meetings, with strict deadlines and compliance review.
The College of Science is accepting applications for Outstanding Undergraduate Graduate awards, requiring a top 20% GPA ranking. The selection ratio is capped at 5%, with a June 14 deadline.
The Center for Faculty Development will host the 18th AI literacy training on June 10, featuring Zheng Yu from Qiuye Group on AI-empowered teaching Skill development.
The Admissions and Career Office is recruiting 12 temporary student workers to assist with 2026 graduate archive processing, starting July 1 on Sangpu Mountain Campus.
The 'STU Graduate Employment Work Rewards and Incentives Measures' has been approved by the President's Executive Meeting and the Party Committee Standing Committee on April 29, 2026, and is now officially promulgated.
The General Office of the Party Committee, Admissions and Employment Office, Student Affairs Office, and Graduate School jointly require all colleges to strengthen student management and exam integrity education during the Gaokao period (June 7–9).
The STU Admissions and Employment Office issues a notice on the collection, organization, and submission of 2026 graduate archive materials, with separate timelines and requirements for undergraduate and graduate students.
The Admissions and Employment Office, Student Affairs Office, Graduate School, and General Office of the Party Committee jointly announce a coordination meeting on June 9 to oversee the 2026 graduating class exit procedures.
The library, in partnership with Superstar, concluded the 21-day AI lecture check-in event and selected 16 winning readers. Prizes must be claimed by June 19.
Rising temperatures and rainfall have increased mosquito activity around campus; the Resource Management Office is rolling out targeted mosquito control and collecting reports from students and staff.
The assessment panel of the School of Science will conduct organizational assessment for candidate Li Shengkang from the Ocean Institute on June 5.
The STU Communist Youth League Committee forwards the provincial notice on the 2026 Guangdong summer 'Three Rural Areas' social practice activities and 'Hundreds and Thousands' project youth volunteer team action, with submission deadline June 15.
The Admissions and Employment Office and General Office will convene a coordination meeting on June 9 to prepare for the 2026 Admissions Consultation Day.
The General Office and Student Affairs Office will convene a graduation ceremony coordination meeting on June 9.
The Business School and the Center for Faculty Development host the 4th AI-Empowered Teaching Workshop, featuring Prof. Zhou Junjie on June 10.
The Business School is recruiting candidates for the 27th Student Union presidium (3 seats). Applications close June 9.
