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A computer science graduate from CityU has been awarded a prestigious scholarship by the Japanese Government, enabling her to pursue postgraduate research in artificial intelligence.
CityU is ranked 51st among the world's top 100 universities (and 2nd in Hong Kong) in the field of engineering, technology and computer science, according to a study by Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
The Secretary of the Search Committee for the President of City University of Hong Kong, Mr John Dockerill, issues a statement on presidential search to update the University community on the search process and progress.
The CityU Choir and Peiyang Chorus of Tianjin University performed in a joint concert in the evening of 6 February at the Wei Hing Theatre. The CityU Choir also debuted the musical "A Wide Wide World Out There" based on a true story.
Genetel Pharmaceuticals Ltd, a subsidiary company of CityU, has been awarded the "Technological Achievement Grand Award" for its cervical cancer diagnostic technology in the 2006 Hong Kong Awards for Industries.
The launch of a critically-acclaimed new book by Professor (Chair) Zhang Longxi of the Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics initiated a lecture series on East-West comparative literature studies.
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences organized “Global Carnival 2006-07” on 31 January to encourage local and exchange students from 11 countries to enhance cross-cultural exposure.
China's ambassador to Canada gave a thought-provoking lecture at CityU on the role Hong Kong plays in China's diplomacy.
The presence of renowned scholars at a university is an indication of its standing in the world academic community and reflects its reputation for academic excellence. CityU is privileged to have no less than eight world academicians on campus, one of whom is our President, Professor H K Chang. Professor Chang was elected a Foreign Member of the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK) on 10 July. Linkage has put together short biographies of our distinguished colleagues.
CityU's Annual Report 1998-99 has won two top honours at the New York Annual Report Contest: a Gold Award each in the financial data and non-profit making organization categories.