On November 08, 2025, A group of 20 students from the Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management (FHTM), specializing in Museum, Exhibition, and Collection Management, recently embarked on a transformative educational visit to the Poly MGM Museum in Macau. Accompanied by Assistant Professor Amr Al-Ansi, this excursion aimed to deepen students' understanding of modern museum practices and the importance of strategic exhibition management.
The visit began with a guided tour of the museum's impressive collections, showcasing a diverse array of art and cultural artifacts from both local and international sources. Students explored how these collections reflect the rich tapestry of cultural heritage.
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During the tour, they gained firsthand insights into the museum's innovative curatorial strategies and the challenges of exhibition design. Engaging with museum staff, students learned about the integration of digital technologies in exhibitions and the complexities of preserving valuable artifacts.
"This visit has been an eye-opening experience for our students," remarked Assistant Professor Amr Al-Ansi. "It has provided them with critical insights into the operational aspects of museums and their vital role in cultural preservation and education. This hands-on approach helps bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application."
This educational excursion not only enriched the students' academic journey but also equipped them with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in the museum and exhibition management field. By connecting classroom concepts with real-world applications, the visit inspired a new generation of museum professionals ready to contribute to the cultural landscape.
Students expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage with museum professionals and gain insights that will undoubtedly shape their future careers in the dynamic world of museum management.
