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CityUHK and BIEL Crystal signed an MoU on 3 April to jointly promote the development and industrialisation of technologies in advanced manufacturing, advanced materials and AI in manufacturing.
CityUHK held a University-Industry Exchange Luncheon on 19 March. The event brought together industry elites to enhance collaboration, donations, and experience sharing among industry, business and academia, contributing to the advancement of research and innovation for the University, industry, and society.
CityUHK Industrial and Business Leaders Circle held an engagement event on 12 July to introduce CityUHK’s latest developments in innovation and technology to Leaders Circle members and guests. The event aimed to promote further cooperation between the industry and business sectors with CityUHK and solicit resources for the University’s advancement.
The first award ceremony for the Chau Sin Wo Scholarships for the School of Law of CityUHK was held in March to commend outstanding undergraduate law students. Three students won the award this year.
Professor Freddy Boey, President of CityU, shared his insights on nurturing talent, technology transfer and entrepreneurship in a wide-ranging interview conducted by The Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong.
Over 550 distinguished guests attended the dinner of the CityU Foundation earlier, at which HK$16.8 million, a new record, was raised to support the strategic research development of the University.
The School of Creative Media at CityU celebrated its remarkable 25-year journey with an evening of creativity and inspiration at the “SCM 25 Hong Kong Film Series Opening Night” on 22 September.
A New Year gathering for supporters and friends was hosted by the CityU Foundation on 3 March to update guests on the latest developments at CityU.
A comprehensive fundraising campaign named “United, We Soar” signals the start of a new era at CityU. The campaign, which is the first of its kind for CityU, was launched on 1 December with its public phase.
A HK$3 million donation from the Hong Kong Hua-Yan Buddhist Association will be used to set up an endowment fund for student scholarships at CityU.