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CityU has generated $200m in the Third Matching Grant Scheme, of which $120m are funds raised by the University. This is 60 per cent more than the amount generated in the Second Scheme.
Four leading members of the business and professional communities have been appointed by the Chief Executive to the CityU Council for a term of three years.
A budding photographer from CityU's SCM will experience life as a photojournalist in the UK this summer thanks to a media training project funded by the British Consulate-General in Hong Kong.
CityU is holding “Korea Week 07” for people who want to know more about Korean culture, society and economic development, and the unique Korean Studies courses on offer at CityU.
Technology is changing our way of life. Computers, for instance, are replacing old-fashioned typewriters and pens as the most common instruments for writing.
A reception was held on 16 January to greet 135 exchange students from 15 different areas around the world as they start their new life at CityU.
More than 200 teachers and students from 18 secondary schools exhibited 100 of their outstanding projects at the “MEEM Technology Project Competition and Exhibition 2007” which took place at CityU on 12 and 13 January.
The Technology Transfer Office introduced the latest developments in RFID technology to local industrialists at a recent forum entitled RFID: New technological driver for the coming decades.
CityU held its first Graduate Studies Information Day on 13 January to introduce prospective postgraduate students to CityU’s academic programmes, faculty and learning facilities.
The CityU book Chinese Civilisation: a source book has been published on the mainland this month in simplified Chinese characters, opening another door for more young people to appreciate the treasures of Chinese culture.