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HKMU awarded honorary fellowships to Ms Chan Man-chong, Dr John Leung Lai-yin and Father John Wotherspoon in recognition of their remarkable contributions to society and to the development of the University.
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HKMU was ranked 393rd in the QS Asia University Rankings 2026, placing it among Asia’s top 400 universities. Earlier this year, it also debuted in the QS World University Rankings 2026, ranking in the 781–790 range – a first for Hong Kong’s self-financing institutions and universities of applied sciences.
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Sixteen HKMU scholars were listed in Stanford University’s recently announced “World’s Top 2% Most-Cited Scientists”, highlighting the strong recognition of HKMU scholars in the global academic community and their research achievements.
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In a recent talk, Dr Joyce Mok Wing-si emphasised that mental health is fundamental to healthy physical and psychological development in infants and that its importance should not be overlooked.
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Hong Kong film director and singer, Mr Juno Mak, shared his creative journey with about 400 HKMU students and staff, receiving a warm and enthusiastic response.
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Three students from the School of Arts and Social Sciences achieved outstanding results in the “Hong Kong Disneyland 20th Anniversary Illustration Contest”. They stood out among art and design students from the invited institutions, securing all three top awards.
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The HKMU community is playing an active role in support of the 15th National Games, co-hosted by Hong Kong, and is ready to cheer on Hong Kong athletes at these major national events!
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Students and faculty from the Department of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science in the School of Science and Technology visited Maoming, Guangdong, where they installed solar-powered lampposts for village safety and developed agricultural technologies to improve crop harvesting efficiency, supporting the country’s rural revitalisation strategy.
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The two-day Student Service Fair, themed “Serving to understand yourself”, showcased students’ diverse service achievements and raised awareness of pressing social and global issues while inspiring the HKMU community to contribute to society.
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HKMU introduced several new campus facilities this year to create a more friendly and harmonious environment that promotes the values of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).
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Excellence |
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Events |
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20 – 21 January 2026 (Tue to Wed)
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Knowledge for All |
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(Sundays, 9:00am-1:00pm on TVB Pearl)
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- Talk of the Metropolis: Education Changes the World (Chen Yidan) (in Cantonese) (23 Nov 10:15)
- Corporate Governance Conference: Investing in a Changing World
(23 Nov 11:15)
- Environmental Forum – Unlocking Career Opportunities in Sustainable Built Environment (in Cantonese)
(30 Nov 12:15)
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