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Hong Kong kids tend to be significantly more narcissistic than their counterparts in Western countries according to a study at CityU.
A cross-sector forum at CityU brought together CityU experts, government officials and offender support organisations to discuss how to help offenders reintegrate into the community.
Thirty-four Year 2 students from the Department of Applied Social Studies at CityU were named as Student Leaders under the Project for Learning Excellence at the X-Gala on 11 October.
CityU student volunteers took part in a host of different kinds of services organised by the City-Youth Empowerment Project during this summer holidays.
Twenty-one students and three teachers from Shanxi and Hebei took part in the Hong Kong Tertiary Education Touch Camp organised by the City-Youth Empowerment Project from 11 to 17 July.
Year 2 applied social studies student Leung Ka-ming is the first épée fencer to represent Hong Kong in the Olympics.
Four social scientists and a cultural historian at CityU have secured HK$1.87 million in research grants from Hong Kong, the UK and Taiwan research funding bodies.
CityU academics show support to the deaf community by co-sponsoring the Hong Kong International Deaf Film Festival.
Organised by the Department of Applied Social Studies, "Project X" helps freshmen integrate into university life through, among others, outreach camps, study groups, workshops and leadership training camps.
CityU students and charity workers talked about their experiences as volunteers at a sharing session “City-youth Cares About Children” on 27 October.