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Local and international experts on governance gathered for a two-day workshop at CityU to explore how to achieve social harmony in a world experiencing conflict.
Education has been identified as the most important issue for improving Hong Kong people's quality of life for the 3rd year in a row, according to a survey carried out by CityU in partnership with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
CityU's Department of Marketing has been invited by the Steering Committee of Professional Standards for Call Centres, Ministry of Information Industry, to provide academic support in the assessment exercise and research of the best call centres in China.
More than 100 academics from the mainland are participating in the 5th National Conference on International Trade, held by CityU and Beijing University of International Business and Economics.
Reduced levels of oxygen in the ocean can mean the spawning of more male than female fish, dramatically altering the sex ratio and endangering the reproduction cycle of certain species, according to new research from CityU scientists
CityU’s Department of Applied Social Sciences is organizing the Second International Conference on Youth Empowerment from 5 June to 8 June. The theme this year is about Youth Empowerment through Volunteerism.
Hong Kong employees agree that the management of their respective organizations is using the best possible practices to implement change, although there is room for improvement, according to a survey conducted by the Department of Management.
Final-year Marketing students were honoured at an awards presentation ceremony today (1 June) for the outstanding marketing consultancy projects that they have developed for several renowned local corporations.
Chair Professor Wei Kwok-kee, Head of IS, has been honoured with the AIS Fellow Award. Professor Mohamed Khalifa and Dr Vanessa Liu received the Best Paper Award in Conference Theme at AIS’s annual conference.
CityU's Language Information Sciences Research Centre has released a selected list of new words collected from Chinese newspapers in Hong Kong, Beijing, Taipei and Shanghai throughout 2005