2025年6月，澳門大學呂志和書院組織14名學生及2名教職員前往英國進行了為期11天的學術參訪活動。此次行程旨在拓展學生國際視野、增強跨文化理解能力，並獲得了澳門大學發展基金會的大力資助。代表團以劍橋大學克雷爾學院為駐地，先後訪問了牛津大學奧裡爾學院、倫敦帝國理工學院等世界頂尖學府。

活動伊始，克雷爾堂院長艾倫·肖特教授為代表團作了專題演講。隨後劍橋大學教授團隊主持了職業生涯規劃與人工智慧主題工作坊。師生們通過參與克雷爾學堂年度板球賽、正式高桌晚宴等傳統活動深度體驗英式書院生活，並參訪劍橋大學賈奇商學院及當地著名博物館等文化地標。

在即將迎來700周年校慶的牛津大學奧里爾學院，代表團受到師生熱情接待，深入探訪了這座歷史悠久的學院及其周邊景觀。雙方在學院餐廳裡圍繞英式下午茶展開生動交流，將參訪氛圍推向高潮。行程還包括倫敦帝國理工學院學生領袖引導的校園導覽、國際事務主任主持的院校說明會，以及倫敦大學學院和大英博物館的學術參訪活動。

此次研學成效顯著，學子們既深化了對英國學術傳統與文化底蘊的理解，又獲得了應對未來挑戰的關鍵技能。這段經歷不僅增強了他們的自信與韌性，更為個人成長與職業發展樹立了新標杆。

本次英國研學深度契合澳門大學住宿式書院體系宣導的”七大素養”，充分彰顯了呂志和書院通過沉浸式國際學習體驗，培養具有全球視野的未來領袖的堅定承諾。

Lui Che Woo College (LCWC) at the University of Macau organized an 11-day study trip to the United Kingdom in June 2025. The trip was designed to broaden students’ global perspectives and foster greater cross-cultural competency. With substantial support from the University of Macau Development Foundation, a delegation of 14 students and two staff members embarked on the academic journey. They resided in Clare Hall (University of Cambridge) and visited other prestigious institutions that included Oriel College at the University of Oxford, Imperial College London and University College London.

The trip began with an insightful presentation by Professor Alan Short, President of Clare Hall, and followed by specialized workshops on career development and artificial intelligence conducted by Cambridge faculty members. The group also immersed themselves in collegiate life by attending Clare Hall’s annual cricket match and formal college dinner, while cultural excursions included visits to local landmarks such as Cambridge’s Judge Business School and renowned museums.

At Oriel College, University of Oxford, which will celebrate its 700th anniversary next year, the group received a warm welcome by its college students and staff and had an in-depth tour of its historic college as well as surroundings. The tour was complemented with a lively and engaging exchange session with college members in their beautiful dining hall, served over traditional British tea and pastries. The itinerary was further enriched with a guided campus tour of the Imperial College London by its student leader and an informative briefing led by its senior international officer. Additional academic visits included University College London and the British Museum.

The study trip proved highly impactful, deepening students’ appreciation of British academic traditions and cultural heritage while equipping them with essential skills to navigate future challenges. The experience not only strengthened their confidence and resilience, but also set a benchmark for greater personal and professional growth.

This UK study trip is closely aligned with the seven competencies advocated by the University of Macau’s Residential College System, fully demonstrating LCWC’s steadfast commitment to cultivate future leaders with global vision and perspectives through immersive international learning experiences.