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In a further push into the mainland China market, a five-member delegation from CityU visited Wuhan in the province of Hubei , 5-8 July 2004. The main purpose of the trip was to ascertain the training needs of relevant Hubei provincial government offices and to explore possibilities for CityU to offer training programmes to Hubei civil servants.
校長張信剛教授與中國科學技術大學校長朱清時教授在6月13日於蘇州工業園簽署框架協議書，成立「中國科學技術大學──香港城市大學聯合高等研究中心（蘇州）」。
In a move to further promote CityU's provision of professional training and development programmes to meet the needs of the region, in particular the mainland, the CityU Professional Services Ltd establishes the CityU Professional Development Centre in June to facilitate development in this area.
城大校長張信剛教授與副校長唐叔賢教授6月7日率領一個由13名員工組成的代表團訪問杭州的浙江大學，續簽學術交流合作協議，並探討多方面的合作機會。代表團受到浙江大學黨委書記張浚生教授和校長潘雲鶴教授帶領的22名員工的熱情接待。
CityU should consider making its presence felt in the western part of the Chinese mainland through close collaboration with Chongqing, according to Dr Zhu Guobin, who led a delegation of six to visit the rapidly developing municipality, 18-21 April.
CityU and the University of Paris Dauphine signed a cooperation agreement on 13 May to launch a joint Master of Science in Mathematics for Finance and Actuarial Science degree--the first of its kind in Hong Kong.
為了加強城大與歐洲院校的學術交流與聯繫，校長張信剛與新委任的對外聯絡合作處總監朱國斌博士，在一月十四至二十日到訪法國、比行時及英國三間盛名大學。是次探訪成功為城大與該三所大學之間建立一套協作架構，加強雙方的聯繫和合作機會。
Officially opening this month, the Applied Research Gallery and the Patent Database offers the business community one-stop access to CityU's latest technologies and know-how. The Applied Research Gallery, initiated by the Technology Transfer Office (TTO), features an array of applied research work. This is another way TTO aims to promote technology transfer to industrial and business communities and seek collaboration opportunities.
Advances in Wireless Communication, a forum held on 21 August, was the first in a series of six technology forums organized by CityU's Technology Transfer Office (TTO) to exhibit the University's strengths in applied research. There was an overwhelming response with 170 participants, ranging from industry pros to students, keen to learn the latest technological know-how and explore opportunities for collaboration.
In the first of a series of six technology transfer forums, on 21 August, CityU will showcase its applied research strengths for the benefit of local industry. Heralding such a move is a group of high-profile scientists, who will discuss how their innovations meet the challenges in developing low-cost, high performance wireless communications systems.