張崑崙書院首屆聯合國可持續發展目標知識整合比賽圓滿舉行
比賽概況
2025年4月1日晚，澳門大學張崑崙書院成功舉辦首屆以聯合國17項可持續發展目標為主題的知識整合比賽。本次比賽於書院禮堂盛大舉行，歷時三個半小時，旨在通過創新實踐培養學生的七項核心勝任力，包括公民責任心、全球競爭力、知識整合能力、團隊協作、服務與領導、文化參與及健康生活。
五支經過選拔的參賽團隊帶來了各具特色的可持續發展方案：
- 澳門大學共用單車計畫(Bicycle Sharing at the University of Macau)：該團隊設計了一套校園智慧共用單車方案，旨在降低出行所需的時間成本並提供更加便捷與綠色的出行方式。
- 淨雨新生(Pure Rain Revival)：聚焦水資源可持續利用，開發多功能的雨水收集淨化整合系統，並透過“綠色積分”的激勵機制推動再生水民用化。
- 心芽(Heart Bud)：針對青少年的心理健康需求提出改善計畫，並強調通過家長教育進行提前預防，同時提倡同輩之間的相互支持。
- 校園易站(Campusy)：旨在打破校園資訊差，構建校園資源分享線上平臺，鼓勵供需交流、資源置換，讓閒置物品流動起來，推動可持續發展，實現資源綠色循環。
- 雲棲綠境(Skyrise Synergy)：旨在將書院屋頂空間打造為集可持續農業、環境教育和社區共建為一體的“雲端綠洲”，培養學生環保意識；鼓勵學生收集剩菜剩飯作為肥料，通過除臭方案，實現資源回收利用。
比賽邀請八位可持續發展與商業領域專家，聯同張崑崙書院非駐院導師團隊共同評審，確保過程全面客觀。評審過程重點關注專案的創新及想像力、可行性及潛力、學以致用能力、影響力、演講及答辯等。最終，在相互友好交流學習為目的之前提下，同時經過五組參賽團隊的現場公開演講、答辯環節及嚴格評核計算後，最終由「雲棲綠境」獲得是次比賽冠軍，「校園易站」獲得亞軍，「淨雨新生」獲得季軍；同時，「澳門大學共用單車計畫」及「心芽」獲得入圍獎。
比賽亦吸引了近百名師生到場觀摩，現場氣氛熱烈。參賽同學們表示，通過比賽不僅提升了專業能力，更深刻理解了可持續發展的重要性，增強了社會責任感。張崑崙書院將一如以往，致力於通過豐富的社群生活和實踐活動，培養德才兼備的複合型創新人才。
賽事意義及書院教育理念的體現
首屆聯合國可持續發展目標知識整合比賽的成功舉辦，標誌著張崑崙書院在創新教育方面邁出重要一步。本次比賽充分體現了書院的教育特色：學以致用(強調理論知識與實踐應用的結合)、全人發展(通過專案制學習培養多項核心勝任力)、社會責任(引導學生關注並解決可持續發展問題)、創新精神(鼓勵突破性思維和創造性解決方案)和全球視野(立足澳門、共建灣區、融入國家、走向世界，著眼全球性議題)。通過提供實踐平臺，書院致力於培養具有家國情懷、全球視野和創新精神的未來領袖，為可持續發展目標的實現貢獻青年智慧。書院將持續優化比賽機制，完善支援體系，打造更具影響力的創新教育品牌活動，為澳門乃至大灣區培養更多高素質人才。
書院院長黃民聰教授表示，這類創新競賽將成為書院常態化教育活動，未來將擴大規模，吸引更多學生參與，並加強與業界、社區的合作，提升項目的社會影響力。
評審團隊
八位跨領域專家組成評審委員會成員包括：
- 張芷瑜女士：澳門大學張崑崙書院捐贈人家族代表、北京市婦女聯合會澳區代表；
- 周可祺先生：澳門大學校友會副主席、國金亞洲顧問有限公司董事及共同創辦人；
- 鄭祖明博士：澳娛綜合度假股份有限公司可持續發展部總監；
- 朱嘉傑先生：美國國際能效評估組織授權講師、能源工程師協會授權講師；
- 李嘉文女士：澳門多元化發展促進會秘書長、澳門國際事務交流培訓協會副理事長；
- 梁才偉先生：澳門工程師學會理事、國際設施管理協會FMP專業認證；
- 陸婉華女士：澳門語言交流暨文化推廣協會會長、聯合國可持續發展目標認證講師；
- 寧煥霞女士：匯川科技集團有限公司董事總經理
Cheong Kun Lun College Successfully Holds The First United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Knowledge Integration Competition
Competition Overview
On the evening of April 1, 2025, Cheong Kun Lun College at University of Macau successfully hosted its inaugural Knowledge Integration Competition centered on the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Held grandly at the W34 College Hall, the three-and-a-half-hour event aimed to cultivate seven core learning competencies among students through innovative practices: responsible citizenship, global competitiveness, knowledge integration, teamwork and collaboration, service and leadership, cultural engagement, and healthy lifestyle.
Five Selected Teams Presented Distinctive Sustainable Development Initiatives:
- Bicycle Sharing at the University of Macau
The team designed a campus smart bike-sharing system aimed at reducing commuting time costs while providing a more convenient and eco-friendly transportation option.
- Pure Rain Revival
Focused on sustainable water resource utilization, this project developed a multifunctional integrated rainwater collection and purification system. It promotes civilian use of recycled water through a “green points” incentive mechanism.
- Heart Bud
Addressing adolescents’ mental health needs, this initiative proposes an improvement plan and emphasizes preventive measures through parental education. It also advocates for peer-to-peer support systems.
- Campusy
This project aims to bridge campus information gaps by building an online resource-sharing platform. It encourages supply-demand exchanges and resource swaps to circulate idle items, advancing sustainable development and enabling green resource recycling.
- Skyrise Synergy
The team seeks to transform the college’s rooftop space into a “cloud oasis” integrating sustainable agriculture, environmental education, and community collaboration. It raises eco-awareness among students and encourages food scraps collection for composting, coupled with odor-control solutions to achieve resource recycling.
The competition invited a cross-disciplinary panel of eight experts, specializing in the field of commerce and sustainable development to form the judging committee, with professional support from Cheong Kun Lun College’s Fellows and College Affiliates, ensuring a comprehensive and objective evaluation. The judging process emphasized innovation and imagination, feasibility and potential, practical application of academic knowledge, social impact, as well as presentation and Q&A skills. Ultimately, under the premise of fostering friendly academic exchange, after rigorous evaluation of live presentations and defense sessions by five competing teams, “Skyrise Synergy” claimed the championship, followed by “Campusy” being the first runner-up and “Pure Rain Revival” as the second runner-up. Additionally, “Bicycle Sharing at the University of Macau” and “Heart Bud” received the finalist awards.
The event attracted nearly 100 faculty and students as spectators, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere. Participants noted that the competition not only enhanced their professional competencies but also deepened their understanding of sustainable development and strengthened their sense of social responsibility. Cheong Kun Lun College remains committed to cultivating well-rounded innovators with moral integrity through diverse community engagements and practical activities.
Significance and Educational Philosophy
The successful hosting of the inaugural United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Knowledge Integration Competition marks a significant milestone in Cheong Kun Lun College’s innovative educational endeavors. This event fully embodies the college’s educational ethos: Applied Learning (integrating theoretical knowledge with practical implementation), Holistic Development (cultivating core competencies through project-based learning), Social Responsibility (guiding students to address sustainability challenges), Innovation (encouraging breakthrough thinking and creative solutions), and Global Vision (rooted in Macao, collaborating in the Greater Bay Area, aligning with national strategies, and engaging with global issues).
By providing hands-on platforms, the college is dedicated to nurturing future leaders with a sense of national identity, global perspective, and innovative spirit, contributing youthful ingenuity to the realization of the SDGs. Moving forward, the college will continue refining competition mechanisms, strengthening support systems, and building more impactful educational initiatives to cultivate high-caliber talent for Macao and the Greater Bay Area.
Judging Panel
The eight cross-disciplinary judging committee comprised:
- Cheong Chi U: Representative of the donor family of Cheong Kun Lun College, University of Macau; Macao Region Representative of the Beijing Women’s Federation.
- Danny Chau: Vice President of the University of Macau Alumni Association; Director & Co-founder of GoldChess Asia Consulting Limited.
- Bernard Cheng: Director of Sustainability Department at SJM Resorts, S.A.
- Gary Chu: Authorized Trainer and Certified Instructor of Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO) and the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE).
- Carmen Lei: Secretary General of Macau Association for the Advancement of Diversified Development; Vice Chairman of the Association of International Affairs Exchange and Training of Macao.
- Mike Leong: Council Member, Macau Institute of Engineers; Certified Facility Management Professional (FMP) by IFMA.
- Lok Un Wa: President of Language Exchange & Culture Promotion Association; Certified Teacher of UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Karen Neng: CEO of Moxlink Technology Group Ltd.
