| Full Name | Responsible Country/Region | Message | |
| Ahmed Waqas | Pakistan | ahmed.waqas@eum.edu.pk | As a proud university alumni, I’m honored to serve as an ambassador, bridging my alma mater with my region. I’ll foster connections, promote collaboration, and represent my university’s values, strengthening the bond between my region and the institution that shaped me. |
| Saeed Siyal | Pakistan | saeedsiyal@gmail.com | As an academic and researcher passionate about leadership, governance, and innovation, I aim to foster meaningful connections within our alumni community. I hope to contribute by mentoring emerging scholars and sharing insights from my experience across academia and international research collaborations. I believe our shared commitment to learning and impact can inspire new opportunities for collaboration and growth. |
| Ace Bombaes | Philippines, South Korea, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam | bombaes_21@yahoo.com | I’ve been a licensed professional teacher since 2008 and had a great opportunity working for the English Practice Center of USTC in 2014. I believe that my international exposure especially the ones taken at USTC has helped me a lot to be more equipped and qualified professional in both international and local arenas. |
| Muhammad Farooq Saleem | Pakistan | farooq@mail.ustc.edu.cn | My journey from a USTC Ph.D. to an Assistant Professor in Poland is rooted in our shared foundation in the physical sciences. Now working at the intersection of materials science and physics, I am thrilled to give back as a liaison. I hope to mentor recent graduates, facilitate professional connections, and help fellow alumni navigate their own international careers. Our USTC spirit is a powerful resource—I encourage you to reach out. |
| Vahid Amin-Ghafari | Iran | vahidaming@ustc.edu.cn | As the USTC Alumni Liaison, I am deeply passionate about connecting our USTC graduates and fostering academic and professional collaboration within our global community. |
| Anyiam, Uzonna Okenna | Nigeria, Sierra Leone | uzonna.anyiam@yahoo.com, anyiam@hope.edu | Uzonna Anyiam is an Assistant Professor of Geophysics and Environmental Science at Hope College, Holland, Michigan. His research spans conventional and unconventional energy exploration, low-carbon geo-energy development, subsurface fluid storage, and induced seismicity monitoring. Using analytical, field, and computational geophysical methods, he contributes to understanding subsurface structures, trapping systems, and subsurface fluid flow. He remains keen to assist fellow alumni in navigating career transitions and identifying new professional opportunities globally. |
| Zia Ur Rehman | Pakistan | zurehman@uok.edu.pk | I am passionate about connecting USTC alumni in Pakistan and fostering vibrant academic cooperation between China and Pakistan. As a liaison for the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), I aim to strengthen our alumni network, promote collaborative research opportunities, and support knowledge exchange across borders. Through this role, I hope to create a dynamic platform where USTC graduates can share experiences, initiate joint projects, and contribute to advancing scientific innovation and educational excellence within the region |
| Hafiz Tariq Masood | Pakistan | tariq@uosahiwal.edu.pk | Hi, I am excited to work for USTC. I am always available to give my support and share my wonderful experience with young talented and prospective USTC candidates. |
| Ahmed Mohammed Ahmed Mohammed | Sudan, Tanzania | amam_biotech@yahoo.com; amam@mail.ustc.edu.cn | As an Assistant Professor in Biopharmaceutical Sciences, I am dedicated to advancing research in biochemistry and molecular biology, particularly in infectious diseases and protein engineering. I aim to inspire fellow alumni to connect and collaborate, fostering innovation and support within our network. You can learn more about our work at Tj Lab https://tjlab.ustc.edu.cn/, and my work at https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=xH-muHUAAAAJ. My Research Interests – Protein engineering and drug discovery – Infectious diseases (diagnosis, antibody, and recombinant vaccine development) – Proteomics and Bioinformatics – Cell signaling and cancer research I look forward to connecting with fellow alumni to explore new opportunities together! |
| Rongin Uwitije | Guinea, Rwanda, Mali, Mauritania, Uganda | ruwitije@gmail.com | Dr. Rongin Uwitije, a PhD graduate in Computational Mathematics from USTC, is a dedicated educator, researcher, and community builder. His work integrates mathematics, data science, and computational modeling to address practical challenges. He currently serves as USTC Alumni Liaison (2025–2028), promoting alumni engagement, mentorship, and international academic cooperation |
| Mudassar Raza | Pakistan | mudassarkazmi@yahoo.com | |
| Saeed Ur Rehman | Pakistan | srehman@ciitwah.edu.pk | Warm greetings to all distinguished graduates of the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC). As a proud alumnus who completed my PhD at USTC, I am deeply honored to be part of this remarkable community that upholds the university’s tradition of academic excellence, innovation, and global impact. My years at USTC were truly formative, enriching both my scholarly pursuits and personal growth, and instilling in me a lifelong commitment to research, learning, and collaboration. The USTC alumni network represents an invaluable resource of shared experiences, knowledge, and opportunities. I look forward to reconnecting with fellow graduates, strengthening our professional and academic ties, and contributing collectively to the continued advancement of our alma mater. Let us remain united by our shared vision and commitment to excellence and continue to bring pride to USTC through our endeavors across the world. |
| Giri Raj Sharma | Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, India | giru.sharma@gmail.com | As the Alumni Liaison Officer, I am committed to fostering meaningful connections between alumni and prospective students. My goal is to align these relationships with the university’s strategic objectives and long-term vision. |
| German Vogel | North America, South America, and Oceania | gvogel@uc.cl | |
| Khurram Ejaz | Pakistan | khurramchandia@gmail.com | I am honored to serve as Offical Alumni Liason for the University of Science and Technology of China. In this role, I aim to strengthen the connections among USTC graduates and foster the collaboration between alumni and the university. I am support our global alumni community and endorse USTC’s spirit of innovation, excellence, and lifelong learning. |
| Akif Zeb | Pakistan | akif.zeb@uni-siegen.de | As a materials chemist and Marie Skłodowska-Curie researcher in Germany, I’m passionate about mentoring young scientists and helping them navigate international research and academic careers. Having worked across Asia and Europe, I believe our shared university experience builds a lasting global network. As Germany Liaison, I’m always glad to connect, guide, and support fellow alumni exploring opportunities, collaborations, or new directions in science and beyond. |
| Tesfaye Hailemariam Barkae | Ethiopia, Angola, Botswana, Burundi, Equatorial Guinea, Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Zimbabwe, Cameroon, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Somalia, Zambia | tefayechem@wku.edu.et | As a proud USTC alumnus, my journey has taken me across the global aluminum industry, and I’m thrilled to serve as a bridge connecting our worldwide alumni family. I hope to foster a vibrant network where we can share industry insights and collaborative opportunities. Let’s work together to strengthen the incredible legacy of USTC—I warmly encourage you to reach out and share your story. |
| Dariia Pabolkova | Azerbaijan, Poland, Germany, Russia, France, Finland, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Montenegro, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine Uzbekistan Spain Italy | dary3pab@gmail.com | I’m grateful to stay close to the USTC community as an alumni liaison! USTC shaped so much of who I am during my MBA, and now as I pursue my PhD in China, I value the power of meaningful connections more than ever. With a growing career at the intersection of technology and human-AI interaction, I’m passionate about supporting fellow alumni in research, innovation, and international collaboration. Just like data points become powerful when linked, our alumni grow stronger when we come together. I’m excited to help build a warm, inspiring network around the world! |
| Felix Aidoo | Benin, Burkina Faso, Togo, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Liberia | aidoo.felix@yahoo.com | |
| Mohamed Faysal Zayed | Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia | mohamed_faysal@icloud.com | I’ve built my career at the intersection of energy, technology, and cross-border business. As an ambassador, I want to make it easier for our alumni to find mentors, discover opportunities, and navigate career transitions with confidence. |
| Gamal Hussein Ali Al-Shawesh | Yemen | gamalalshawesh@mail.ustc.edu.cn | As a PhD student in materials science focusing on energy storage, I am driven to help fellow alumni leverage our shared academic foundation for meaningful career growth. I’m passionate about guiding others through their professional journeys—whether navigating transitions, exploring new research opportunities. By connecting with fellow alumni, I hope to foster collaboration, share insights, and contribute to our collective success. |
