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The Department of Information Systems organised a Thank-the-Sponsors Sharing Ceremony for the Integrated Student Development Programme on 24 October during which students talked about their exchange and internship experiences.
CityU held the A+++ Scholarship Schemes Presentation Ceremony on 24 October and awarded scholarships to 44 first-year students who had registered outstanding academic and sporting achievements.
The School of Law at CityU holds the “International Conference on Terrorism, Human Security and Development: Human Rights Perspective” from 16 October to 17 October.
CityU introduced its programmes, campus life and facilities to secondary students, parents, teachers and the general public at its annual Information Day on 13 October.
Two Creative Media students attended “Tokyo Game Show 2007”, one of the most renowned gaming expos in the world, through the Government’s “I.T. Exchange Programmes 2006/07”. They were among the first selected to attend the event through the scheme.
A team of five Faculty of Business students have grabbed three awards from the Young Leadership Development Programme organised by AIA Foundation, outperforming all other participating local institutions.
The latest in a series of major initiatives taken by CityU to help students master English was reported and discussed at a university seminar organised by the Offices of the Dean of Student Learning and Chief Information Officer on 10 October 2007.
Mr David Cheung Wai-sun, a master graduate of the School of Creative Media, has invented a "High Sensitivity Field Interference Wander Detector" to help prevent old people from wandering away. The detector has been installed in six local elderly homes.
CityU is holding "Japan Week 2007" from 9 October to 12 October to enhance students’ understanding of Japanese language and culture.
The School of Law held the first talk in its Eminent Speakers Lecture Series for the current academic year with Ir Dr the Honourable Raymond Ho Chung-tai discussing “Sustainability Considerations for Infrastructure Development”.