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2018.03.30

Students inspired to live and work from the heart

Mr KWAN Chuk Fai, MH, JP, Director of Corporate Communications & Investor Relations at Hang Lung Properties, shared his reflections on life and thoughts on work ethic with university students at a Servant Leadership Seminar organised by the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences on 28 March 2018 at CityU.

2018.03.29

A rewarding activity for CLASS students

CLASS students seized the opportunity to exchange ideas with employers at the CityU Employers’ Luncheon held on 15 March 2018. More than 500 participants attended the luncheon, including over 300 employers from a wide range of industries and 200 staff and students.

2018.03.23

Strengthened ties with secondary schools

To celebrate the start of the New Year and share with local educators the latest trends in network security, the College organised a Spring Luncheon with secondary school principals on 9 March 2018.

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Events

Apr

27

Stolen People, Stolen Dreams - Human Trafficking in the Spotlight

2018.04.27

1500 - 1630

LT-10, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong

Lecture

Apr

28

The Seventh Cross-Strait Interpreting Contest Aoyea Cup: Grand Final

2018.04.28

0830 - 1830

Joseph Lee Hall (LT-3505), 3/F, Li Dak Sum Yip Yio Chin Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong

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Southeast Asia – is more political change on the horizon?

Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference

by Prof Mark THOMPSON

Playing the Taiwan Card: Trump Is Needlessly Provoking China

Foreign Affairs

by Prof Daniel LYNCH

Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Movement Splits Over More Radical Ambitions

World Politics Review

by Dr Stephan ORTMANN

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Message from the Dean

8

academic units in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

11

undergraduate majors and many other minors

100+

students gain overseas learning expereince every year

CLASS in the media

Southeast Asia – is more political change on the horizon?

Playing the Taiwan Card: Trump Is Needlessly Provoking China

Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Movement Splits Over More Radical Ambitions

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