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Members were given a comprehensive overview of recent developments at CityU at the 15th meeting of the Court held on 21 January.
CityU has just topped the list of the most international universities in the world, compiled using metrics from the THE World University Rankings 2020.
The MBA programme of CityU has entered the FT’s 2020 MBA top-100.
Staff and students were given a very warm welcome when they returned to campus at the start of the new semester on 13 January at CityU.
A more flexible admission arrangement will be introduced by CityU in 2020/21. It’s aimed at applicants who attain excellent overall HKDSE results but who don’t meet the admission requirements in one core subject.
City University of Hong Kong is rated seventh among the top 10 Chinese universities in the Greater China area, covering the mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. In the same study by Shanghai Jiao Tong University, CityU ranks 332 in the top 500 universities worldwide, the third highest Hong Kong institution on the list.
A select group of 107 form seven students recently had their very first taste of university life thanks to the Business Leadership Camp organized by the Faculty of Business. The camp was held 27 and 28 June, one week before the release of Hong Kong's Advanced Level Examination results. The participants were impressed by the academic excellence of the Faculty and of CityU. Many expressed an interest in joining the Faculty in September.
CityU fosters creative ties by bringing together young people with different cultural and social backgrounds — students from the School of Creative Media (SCM) and from the Beijing Film Academy (BFA).
Mr Charles Wong, Director of CityU's School of Continuing and Professional Education, is on the 2003 Chief Executive Honours List published by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government on 1 July.
Mr Charles Wong, Director of CityU's School of Continuing and Professional Education, is on the 2003 Chief Executive Honours List published by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government on 1 July.