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“The Hong Kong healthcare system is facing on-going challenges in a rapidly ageing population, which results in overburdened hospitals,” said Professor Frank Chen Youhua, Dean of the College of Business. Professor Chen has shown how management science contributed a significant role in elderly care through a project in establishing an innovative chronic disease management programme with a strong focus on data science.

There are always ways to balance academic and talent development. Thanks to the generosity of donors, four CityUHK students and alumni exemplify how they strive a balance and become all-rounded persons.

Donations for One Health initiative enhance learning experience.

Not everyone can turn their interests into a career, not to mention a successful business that wins wide acclaim. But Ms Catherine Kwai Yuk-nin has, as a veteran gallerist in Hong Kong.

“Anyone can be a hero, as long as you have a kind heart and a true mission.” This is the message that Miss Lo Po-man would like to convey through her edutainment brand Bodhi and Friends.

Mr Wong Chun-hong always keeps in mind the motto, "Fear no difficulty".

Dr Yip Kit-chuen genuinely cares about nurturing the next generation for the greater benefit of Hong Kong society and mainland China.

Dr Hu shared with CityU Today some of his experiences over the years.

When Mr Lau Ming-wai launched the Hong Kong Spirit project, he visited CityU for the promotion and recruitment of ambassadors. CityU’s enthusiastic support for the project left a deep impression on him.

Mr Lau Tat-chuen loves golf. He enjoys the challenges that the game presents, particularly how golfers should move on after playing a shot and not look back with regret.