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The inaugural World University Animation Awards, being held between 15–16 Sep, received more than 1,000 submissions from around the world. Apart from recognising the animated talents, a series of free activities will be organised for the public, including screenings of finalist animation films, expert-led forums and autograph sessions with world-renowned animation legends.
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Officially commenced this academic year, the Graduate School will offer comprehensive support to research postgraduate and doctoral students, empowering them to achieve academic excellence, conduct innovative research, and advance their professional development.
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A know-how licensing agreement for a non-invasive electrochemical screening technology, based on foundational research by Prof. Roy Vellaisamy, Chair Professor of Intelligent Systems in the School of Science and Technology, has been signed with a UK-based healthcare company. It offers a highly promising method for the early detection of prostate cancer through a simple urine test.
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HKMU has been granted 1,891 subsidised places across 21 undergraduate programmes under the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP) for the 2026–27 academic year, securing again the highest number of funded programmes and places among the eight participating self-financing institutions.
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The Ethics College awarded certificates to 75 persons in custody who had completed LiPACE's Diploma in Applied Education programme. Prof. Ricky Kwok Yu-kwong, Vice President (Research and Institutional Advancement), encouraged the graduates to stay passionate about learning and use their knowledge to make a positive impact on society.
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Held between 11–25 Aug, the event invited local and international scholars to share their insights on the applications of AI in higher education and the implementation of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, further equipping faculty and staff with the latest professional knowledge and skills and improving teaching and learning.
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The public lecture featured expert insights and discussions on the potential of Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong and Mae Fong Soong's manuscripts and relics, recently donated to HKMU, in shaping future research directions in the field of modern Chinese literature.
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The symposium brought together a distinguished group of experts from Hong Kong, mainland China and overseas, who presented their latest findings and shared valuable insights into the support of language development of Chinese-speaking individuals with special needs.
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Funded by the Sin Wai Kin Foundation, the conference showcased cutting-edge research across diverse fields, examining the inheritance, evolution and innovative transformation of Chinese mythology in the digital era.
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Knowledge for All |
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(Sundays, 9:00am-1:00pm on TVB Pearl)
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- Does My Digital Clutter Matter
(14 Sep 09:00)
- ESG Elite Sharing – Sustainable Career and Society (21 Sep 09:30)
- Face-off (28 Sep 09:00)
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