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CityU will offer a new General Education course “Chinese Cultural Heritage in Modern Perspective” in Semester B 2007-08 to help students learn more about the essence of Chinese cultural heritage.
The creative marketing proposals and TV commercials designed by CityU students have earned them six awards in the tertiary education group of the first Young Marketing Communicators Award.
CityU named Lecture Theatre 10 after Mr Peter Ho Ka-nam, Managing Director of Techworld Industries Limited and an alumnus of CityU, at a ceremony on 28 November in appreciation of his contribution to the University.
CityU held a Thanksgiving Dinner on 20 November for donors and supporters in appreciation of their contributions to the University.
The new General Education (GE) courses that form part of the new four-year degree structure focus on three divisional areas of study, namely the arts and humanities; different societies, social and business organisations; and science and technology.
The University Council approved the recommendation of its Search Committee to appoint Professor Way Kuo, Distinguished Professor and Dean of Engineering at the University of Tennessee, as its new President.
A professor and his PhD student from the Department of Electronic Engineering at CityU received the best paper award at the Microwave and Millimetre-wave Symposium of China held in Ningbo in October.
About 120 students and staff of CityU had a face-to-face encounter with the Chairman and some members of the University Grants Committee to foster a better understanding between the Committee and the University community.
A delegation comprising forty-six personnel from mainland provincial bureaux and secondary schools of fifteen provinces paid a visit to CityU on 22 November to learn more about next year’s admission exercise and tour the campus.
Huang Qiong, a Computer Science PhD student, has received the Best Student Paper Award in the 2007 International Workshop on Security, which was held in Nara, Japan in October.