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Professor Kuo delivered three lectures on different occasions to the Hong Kong public and high school students and teachers on the importance of reliability in daily life.
The grand opening on 28 October of the Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre at CityU has ushered in a new era for creative media in Asia.
Five outstanding mainland students belonging to ethnic minority groups and studying at CityU received the Dr Alice Cheng Ethnic Unity Scholarship, set up with a generous donation from Dr Alice Cheng Chang Yung-tsung.
A closing ceremony for the Advanced Programme for Chinese Senior Judges on 25 October at CityU celebrated the success of the programme, now in its fourth consecutive academic year.
School of Law initiated the first Doctor of Juridical Science (Chinese judges) Programme in China in collaboration with the National Judges College and the Supreme People’s Court of China from September 2011.
Three alumni of CityU were honoured at the 2nd distinguished alumni award presentation ceremony cum leader forum in recognition of their achievements and contribution to their careers, the University and society.
A panoramic video installation showcasing traditional Jiao festivals is CityU's contribution to a major cultural exhibition titled “Genesis and Spirit: A Showcase of Intangible Cultural Heritage of China” at the Hong Kong Central Library this month.
Once there were eight -- now CityU boasts nine Fellows of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the elite among the world's largest professional body of electronic engineers and scientists.
Dear colleagues, At the 18th Congregation that has just been successfully completed, I was delighted to see another batch of 6,024 students graduating from our University. Amidst the intense discussion of the issue of budget reduction in the higher education sector, it is encouraging to learn that government officials have promised to look into ways to minimize the 2005-08 cuts.
A joint declaration on how to overcome the issue of the "digital divide", drafted by more than 300 university students from 189 nations/regions around the world, will be presented to about 50 heads of state in an upcoming world summit on global telecommunications, to be held in mid December. A CityU research student, Mr Steven Yang, was one of the young drafters.