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Representatives from Sham Shui Po District Council and District Office visited the campus on 21 July as part of the University's efforts to strengthen relations with the community.
I was one of the torch bearers for the Beijing Olympics in Ordos, Inner Mongolia. Though I could not come back to CityU after the torch relay, I would love to share the unsusal experience in any other way with my fellow students.
CityU has been awarded a major consultancy project crucial to the long-term manpower planning and development of the construction industry in Hong Kong.
CityU has organised a conference on the Internationalisation of Chinese Universities. Professor Way Kuo, CityU President, and representatives from mainland, Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong universities and government sectors shared their views on the topic.
Students from CityU and Tianjin University engaged in a debating competition entitled "Does economic globalisation result in cultural globalisation?" on 17 July to examine the interaction of Eastern and Western cultural influences in Hong Kong and Tianjin.
The Workshop on Professional Image, Business Etiquette and Mock Interview on 15 July kicked off the Career Launch, a programme organised by CAIO to introduce a series of activities to help students prepare for the job market.
In a bid to bolster communication with students and further understand their needs, Professor Way Kuo, CityU President, had a lunch meeting with the Students' Union Executive Committee.
Copyright law, interactive tutorials and koalas - four Year 1 law students talk about the thorough education they received during a one-month G-LEAP study programme in Australia in June.
Five outstanding students were selected by The Dragon Foundation to participate in the Global Citizenship Programme in Switzerland and US under the theme “Ethical Interdependence”.
The Chinese Civilisation Centre is holding an exhibition of ancient amulets entitled “Chinese Charms: Arts, Religion and Folk Belief”. The exhibits include about 150 artefacts dating from the Han Dynasty to early 20th Century.