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CCCU has two major Boards, namely, the Board of Management and the Academic Board, responsible for its strategic direction, business plans and academic offerings respectively.
CCCU Executive Committee is established by, and responsible to, the Board of Management of the Community College, for the internal management structure of CCCU and to formulate operational policies and procedures based on decisions taken by the Board on matters concerning CCCU.
The University Council approved the establishment of the Community College of City University as a company limited by guarantee. CCCU, incorporated in June 2004, is a non-profit making organization and has obtained charitable status under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance.
Members of the Company
- Professor Way KUO
President, City University of Hong Kong - Mr.Raymond Or Ching-fai
Deputy Chairman , Council of City University of Hong Kong - Mr Vincent Chow Wing-shing, BBS, JP
Treasurer, Council of City University of Hong Kong - Professor IP Ho-shing, Horace
Vice Chairman, Board of Management, Community College of City University - Mr. CHEN, Rock Chung-nin
Member, Board of Management, Community College of City University - Mr. TAM, Tommy Hok-lam, JP
Member, Board of Management, Community College of City University - Mr Simon Tang Siu-kee
Director of Finance, City University of Hong Kong - City University of Hong Kong
- Professor Arthur Baron Ellis
Provost, CityU - Professor Paul Lam Kwan Sing
Vice-President (Student Affairs), CityU - Professor Julia Tao Lai Po Wah
Chief-of-Staff, CityU - Professor Johnny Chan Chung Leung
Dean of School of Energy & Environment, CityU - Professor Chan Chi Hou
Chair Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, CityU - Mr Joseph Pang Yuk Wing
Member, Council of City University of Hong Kong
There are four divisions in CCCU – Commerce, Computer Studies, Language Studies, and Social Studies.
- Division of Commerce (to be renamed Division of Business in September 2012)
- Division of Computer Studies (to be renamed Division of Applied Science and Technology in September 2012)
- Division of Language Studies (to be renamed Division of Languages and Communication in September 2012)
- Division of Social Studies (to be renamed Division of Social Sciences in September 2012)