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Education has been identified as the most important issue for improving Hong Kong people's quality of life for the 3rd year in a row, according to a survey carried out by CityU in partnership with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
More than 100 academics from the mainland are participating in the 5th National Conference on International Trade, held by CityU and Beijing University of International Business and Economics.
Reduced levels of oxygen in the ocean can mean the spawning of more male than female fish, dramatically altering the sex ratio and endangering the reproduction cycle of certain species, according to new research from CityU scientists
CityU’s Department of Applied Social Sciences is organizing the Second International Conference on Youth Empowerment from 5 June to 8 June. The theme this year is about Youth Empowerment through Volunteerism.
Hong Kong employees agree that the management of their respective organizations is using the best possible practices to implement change, although there is room for improvement, according to a survey conducted by the Department of Management.
Two hundred participants from higher education institutions in Hong Kong, the mainland, Taiwan and Singapore shared their experience in and examined issues on e-learning at the “2006 e-Learning Forum for Greater China” hosted at CityU, 19-20 May.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Phoenix Satellite Television, Mr. Liu Changle, shares his passion with CityU's EMBA students at a forum on 10 May.
The Department of Management announced the findings of the "Employees' Employment Confidence, Job Satisfaction and Industrial Relations Survey 2006" on 2 May. The findings show that Hong Kong people think that the overall job market has improved.
FB held a seminar entitled "Interactive Learning with PDAs: Strategies, Implementation and Results" on 28 March to share its experiences using wireless PDA technology to boost interactive learning in large classes.
Local speech therapists test out a ground-breaking assessment tool for Cantonese-speaking children's languate abilities at a seminar and workshop co-organized by the government's Department of Health and CityU's Language Information Sciences Research Centre.