4月4-6日，澳洲星雲大師教育基金會、澳洲佛光山南天大學及佛光山南華大學人間佛教研究中心於佛光山南天寺舉辦「生命的永續經營—人間佛教生死學工作坊」，由南華大學榮譽教授暨佛光山寺副住持慧開法師主講，140位現場及40位線上學員參與。 慧開法師以30年生死學研究經驗闡述人間佛教生死觀：死亡非終點，而是生命永續經營的開端。活動邀請醫生曾雙權、國際佛光會檀教師曾廣志、律師吳戈及基金會執行長覺舫法師探討澳洲醫療體制下的老病死生服務及法律議題。學員表示工作坊幫助他們認識生死循環，不再畏懼死亡。完成課程者獲頒南天大學持續專業發展證書，彰顯佛光山系統大學合作。

From 4 to 6 April, Hsing Yun Education Foundation, Nan Tien Institute, and the Center for Study of Humanistic Buddhism at Nanhua University jointly organised the Life's Sustainable Management—Humanistic Buddhism Life and Death Workshop at Fo Guang Shan Nan Tien Temple. Led by Venerable Huei Kai, Professor Emeritus at Nanhua University and Deputy Abbot of Fo Guang Shan Monastery, the event drew 140 participants in person and 40 online. Drawing on his 30 years of research into life and death, Venerable Huei Kai explained the Humanistic Buddhist perspective: death is not an endpoint but the beginning of sustainable life management. The event featured invited speakers—including Dr. Shuang Quan Chan, BLIA Dharma Lecturer Eric Chan, Lawyer Ge Wu, and Venerable Jue Fang, General Manager of the Hsing Yun Education Foundation—to discuss legal and medical issues related to aging, illness, death, and birth within the Australian healthcare system. Participants expressed that the workshop helped deepen their understanding of the cycle of life and death, and it reduced their fears of mortality. Those who completed the program received a certificate of ongoing professional development from Nan Tien Institute, highlighting the collaborative effort within the Fo Guang Shan University Consortium.