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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.

The School of Law incorporates mainland placements into the credit-bearing curriculum of the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree programme, a first for CityU and for Hong Kong.

Over 370 internship opportunities have been offered to 91 Computer Science third year students in the IT Professional Placement programme this year.

Four outstanding teachers have been selected as winners of the Teaching Excellence Awards 2006-07 in recognition of their contributions to raising the quality of teaching at CityU.

The Faculty of Science and Engineering of CityU is holding a two-day exhibition on campus from 30-31 May to showcase the creative and innovative projects of its students

CityU will launch its first professional internship programme for public and social administration students this summer, offering them a precious opportunity to gain working experience in public and non-governmental organizations.

CityU has embarked upon the Outcomes Based Teaching and Learning (OBTL) project, a major initiative that complements the University's planning for the four-year undergraduate curriculum and enhances student learning and teaching quality.

Over 100 final-year projects which demonstrate creativity in building design and construction skills of students of CityU are showcased at the annual BuiltExpo 2007.

Forty-four CityU students earn high praise in the Outstanding Academic Papers by Students (OAPS) Certificate Awarding Ceremony for their excellent academic papers and contributions to the project.

CityU hosted an exhibition on "Personalized Service Oriented eBusiness", which showcases application systems and management solutions developed by final-year students of the Department of Information Systems (IS) for the industry and business of Hong Kong.