A balanced gender ratio
The CityUHK student body in 2024/25
47% of students are women, a near-even split with the men beside them
Leadership · 2024–25
39%
of leadership & management roles are held by women
Prevention · 2025
26,500+
students completed anti-harassment training
Reaching 92% of the student body
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152
Publications
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8.32
Field-Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI)
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95
Publications with International Collaborations
Teaching & Learning
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27
SDG 5 Related Courses
Research portfolio Explore CityUHK’s SDG Research Portfolio Discover individual researcher profiles, specific publications and citation data mapped directly to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Explore the portfolio Ongoing Initiatives
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Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH)
The standing University body that promotes gender equality and raises staff and student awareness of sexual-harassment policies and procedures, underpinning the prevention programme.
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Training on CASH Policy and Prevention
A University-wide online training module completed by more than 26,500 students in 2025 — 92% of the student body — embedding awareness and prevention across the community.
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Equal Opportunities / Female rights
The University is committed to promote equal opportunities with non-discrimination practice in recruitment and other practice. Maternity and paternity leave are also offered in a pursuit of the rights and well-being of both genders.
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Community Engagement
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Her Prism: Boundless Growth
A forum on women’s power co-organised by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Graduate Student Association, bringing together prominent women from academia, business and the media.
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Women and Girls in Science
CityUHK marked the 10th International Day of Women and Girls in Science (11 Feb 2025), spotlighting role-model researchers, mentorship and high-school outreach to support women in STEM.
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Excellence beyond gender
CityUHK’s women’s and men’s table-tennis teams both triumphed at the USFHK Championship (Feb 2025), the first joint win since 2010–11.
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