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The School of Law announced the launch of a competition, in conjunction with the School of Law of Columbia University and China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, to train law students in Alternative Dispute Resolution.
The School of Law hosted a public lecture with foreign ministry official Mr Hu Zhiqiang speaking about international treaties in Hong Kong and its relationship with the mainland’s legal system.
As part of the Eminent Speakers Lecture Series, the School of Law hosted a lecture, “From US Issues to Global Financial Reforms, featuring The Hon Ronald Arculli, who shared insights on global reform measures.
CityU offered law students the valuable opportunity to study competition law over the summer at University College, Oxford, England through the Global Legal Education and Awareness Project.
A number of recently graduated CityU students have been admitted to postgraduate programmes at the world’s top universities, including Cambridge University and Oxford University in the UK, to continue their pursuit of academic and research excellence.
The School of Law held a closing ceremony for its programme for 28 Chinese senior judges from the mainland. The programme focused on common law, international legal concepts and promoting legal cooperation in Hong Kong and the mainland.
School of Law held its inauguration ceremony for the Advanced Programme for Chinese Senior Judges on 25 May. The programme focused on enhancing the judges’ knowledge of the common law system and important international legal concepts.
The School of Law held a reception on 28 April in recognition of the outstanding performance of 21 law students in international and regional mooting competitions during the 2008-09 academic year.
CityU Library held the fourth OAPS certificate awards ceremony to recognise students for excellence in academic writing.
CityU hosted an international conference on mediation on 15 and 16 April. Representatives from professional law organisations and authorities from all parts of the world shared their views on the global development of mediation.