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A group of 15 students from CityU’s School of Creative Media participated in a unique overseas study tour in the Californian desert in March.
The 18-month-long “Zero Food Waste in CityU” campaign will promote environmental protection and a greener campus.
A database for studying the flow of history and culture between Korea and China has been set up by the Run Run Shaw Library in conjunction with three international collaborators.
A new scholarship in cultural and heritage management was introduced at a CityU ceremony on 20 March. The scholarship is supported by a HK$200,000 donation from Tao Heung Group.
A world premier event at CityU marked a milestone in new methods of archeological exhibition for museums, digital interpretation, and sustainable preservation.
The Department of Electronic Engineering at CityU has strengthened its teaching and research work by establishing the CityU-Microchip Centre, with full support from Microchip Technology Inc.
Academic collaborations in nuclear energy and technology education and research has been initiated between CityU and Cambridge.
A topping-out ceremony for the University’s latest construction project marks a significant milestone in the University’s development.
E-learning best practice is the focus of a three-day e-Learning Fair on campus co-organised by the Office of Education Development and Gateway Education and the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
To establish closer links and encourage mutual collaboration with local secondary schools, CityU for the fourth year organized the Teachers Update Course (TUC). From 19 June and from 27-29 June, TUC 2001 covered 12 sessions, including three new subjects: Chinese Language and Culture, Web Teaching and Teaching Enhancement. Other subjects, such as Biology, Chemistry, Computer Studies and the Use of English, are offered free of charge to the secondary school teachers by CityU academic staff.