A career talk was provided by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) Environmental Division on 21 October 2020. The talk entitled "Becoming an Environmental Ir in Hong Kong - Why, What and How?" provided students with a clear path to Scheme "A" training to acquire Chartered Engineer in Environmental Discipline. Students and graduates were also encouraged to join the HKIE Environmental Division.
Mr. Donald Choi, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Chinachem Group, shared with SEE students and faculty members his professional experience in sustainable housing and construction on 28 October 2020.
SEE invited Dr. Jeanne Ng, Chair of the Hong Kong Institute of Qualified Environmental Professionals Limited (HKIQEP) and Director of the CLP Research Institute, to be the guest speaker of the online "Dialogue with Professionals: Rise of the Environmental Profession - Growing GDP While Reducing Negative Environmental Impacts".
Dr. Lin Zhang recently hosted a webinar for International Association for Energy Economics on “Energy Transition in China: Technology, Policy, and Society”.
Dr. Edwin Tso recently delivered a talk entitled "Future Advanced Energy Efficient Building Technologies" under the "Science in the Public Service" (SIPS) Campaign.
Professor Wen-Xiong Wang recently published a book entitled “Environmental Pollution of the Pearl River Estuary, China: Status and Impact of Contaminants in a Rapidly Developing Region” with Springer Nature.
SEE invited Ms. Suzanne Cheung (Head of Sustainability, Public Affairs and Communications Department, Swire Coca-Cola Limited T/A Swire Coca-Cola HK) to be the guest speaker of the first Colloquium in academic year 2020/21.
In line with the University’s direction in providing competitive postgraduate research education and the School’s mission in nurturing new generation of energy and environment related professionals, we are happy to welcome over 30 new PhD students from different countries to our SEE family in the academic year 2020/21.
With the new batch of undergraduate students joining SEE, the School is currently offering undergraduate programmes to more than 40 non-local students from diverse countries and regions.
