The College of Engineering is recruiting one research assistant with a master's degree or higher in biology, chemistry, environmental science or related fields. Applications close July 1.
STU students won second prize, third prize, and an excellence award in the Guangdong University Library 'Xuewenbei' Film Review Competition, with two teachers receiving Outstanding Advisor awards.
Recent incidents of extortion using AI face-swapped and Photoshopped images have been reported. The Security Office urges staff and students not to transfer money and to report to police.
The STU Youth League Committee and Young Volunteers Association, together with Shantou Central Blood Station, held a blood donation event on both Sangpushan and East Coast campuses.
The Graduate School has published the allocation plan for the 2026 special fund supporting Guangdong Graduate Education Innovation Plan projects, with public comments accepted until June 28.
The Journalism School and Xingchuan College organized a series of graduation activities including a symposium, graduate sharing session, and item recycling event from June 24 to 27.
The Cheung Kong Kwan School of Journalism has selected five students for the 'Retracing China's Northwest Corner' (Inner Mongolia) fieldwork project.
The College of Liberal Arts has recommended 18 students as 2026 Outstanding Undergraduate Graduates across four majors.
The University Teaching Committee approved major transfer applications for 156 students, with the list currently under public notification.
The STU Youth League Committee has recommended two students for the 2026 Guangdong University Young Marxists Training Program.
The College of Science has recommended 22 students as 2026 Outstanding Undergraduate Graduates, covering the Physics and Biology departments.
STU is holding a campus selection for the 'Seal China' seal carving competition, featuring manual and machine carving categories, with submissions due July 10.
Shude College, in collaboration with SUSTech and Zhejiang University, will organize a study tour to Qingdao, visiting the Beihai Fleet, University of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Ocean University of China, and more.
The STU Youth League Committee has published the list of outstanding student leaders from college student organizations for the 2025-2026 academic year.
The Admissions and Employment Office is hosting a summer online job fair for 2026 graduates from July 1 to August 31, featuring numerous companies.
This week's key events include the graduation ceremony, the Eye Center East Coast campus opening, AI-empowered teaching training, and more.
STU has established a leading group for 2026 undergraduate admission, chaired by Chen Min.
CILL is offering extended borrowing for summer — books checked out after June 22 do not need to be returned until September 10.
The Student Affairs Office and Admissions and Employment Office, in collaboration with China Mobile Shantou, launch a short video contest calling for graduation-themed submissions.
The Admissions and Employment Office advised staff to minimize driving and students to avoid peak dining hours during the June 21 Admissions Open Day.
The Center for Faculty Development and Educational Evaluation held the 19th AI literacy training session, focusing on high-quality course development using Rain Classroom.
Following Shantou city's unified plan, an air defense siren test was conducted on June 21 at 10:15 AM, with all siren points on Sangpushan Campus sounding simultaneously.
The Business School launched two awards for graduating seniors recognizing outstanding student leaders and exceptional volunteers, with applications closing June 21.
The Party Committee of the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering launched a 'Party Member Pioneer Post' and 'Party Member Responsibility Area' initiative.
