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CUHK & CU P.1-2 40th Anniversary P.3 Rankings P.4

Faculty of Medicine Faculty Deanery P.5-8 The Chinese University of Unique College System P.9-17

Student Affairs Team, G/F, Choh-Ming Li Basic Medical Sciences Building, MBChB & GPS P.19-20 The Chinese , Shatin, Hong Kong (852) 3943 9243 / 3943 6891 Admissions P.21-24 (852) 2603 7997 [email protected] Learning Journey P.25-26 https://www.med.cuhk.edu.hk/ Teaching Facilities P.27-34 CUHKMedicine Exchange & Clinical Attachment P.35-36 cuhkmed_sa CUHKMedicine Awards & Scholarships P.37-38 Information as of Nov 2020, unless otherwise specified. Research Excellence P.39-42 Disclaimer: The information provided in this booklet is for reference only. CU Medicine reserves the rights to revise, update, or modify the information without prior notice. Under no circumstances will CU Medicine be held responsible or liable for any claims, damages, losses, or liabilities whatsoever resulting directly or indirectly from any use or misuse of or reliance on any information in this booklet. Outstanding Medical Alumni P.43-44 Appendix 1 – Transportation Guide P.45 Appendix 2 – Location Map P.46 CUHK & CU Medicine

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) CU Medicine

Motto History Established in 1981, the Faculty of Medicine has ourished and grown over the years, adding dierent schools of various disciplines and churning out groundbreaking medical discoveries as Through learning and temperance to virtue. well as graduates of exceptional talents who have put it on par with its international and local counterparts. The Faculty has been ranked as one of the top 50 medical schools in the world in less than 40 years. Mission Vision To assist in the preservation, To be acknowledged locally, The colour green symbolizes youth and creation, application and nationally and internationally vigour of the Faculty dissemination of knowledge by as a rst-class comprehensive teaching, research and public research university whose service in a comprehensive bilingual and multicultural range of disciplines, thereby dimensions of student serving the needs and , scholarly output and Chinese characters of CUHK enhancing the well-being of the contribution to the community (中大) are masked in the citizens of Hong Kong, China as consistently meet standards contours of the leaf veins a whole, and the wider world of excellence. community. Purple is the Faculty's signature colour

Emblem The emblem of the University is the mythical Chinese bird feng（ 鳳 ） which has Two overlapping purple and green apricot leaves have come to represent the Faculty of Medicine been regarded as the Bird of the South since the Han dynasty. It is a symbol of since 2013. Apricot trees have long been used to embody the medical profession. While purple is nobility, beauty, loyalty and majesty. The University colours are purple and gold, the Faculty's signature colour, green symbolizes youth and vigour. Mimicking the leaf veins, the representing devotion and loyalty, and perseverance and resolution, respectively. Chinese characters of CUHK (中大) are embossed on the apricot leaf.

1 2 40th Anniversary Rankings

The year 2021 marks the Ruby Jubilee of CU Medicine. Since our humble beginnings 40 years ago, CU Medicine has thrived to become one of the world's QS World University Rankings 2020 top 50 medical schools, serving as a hub of talented students, physicians and By Subject: Medicine scientists who are committed to making a dierence and having a positive impact on healthcare. rd More celebration events: 43 5 in the World in Asia

Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021 By Subject: Clinical, pre-clinical & health 49 11 in the World in Asia

3 4 Faculty Deanery Development

Associate Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Professor CHIU Wai Kwun, Rossa Professor NG Siew Chien Professor LEUNG Kai Shun, Christopher Department of Chemical Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Department of and Visual Sciences

Education

Dean Professor CHAN Ka Leung, Francis, SBS, JP Department of Medicine and Therapeutics

Associate Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Professor WONG Yeung Shan, Samuel Professor CHAN Sun On, Hector Professor CHAN YIP Wing Han, Carmen The Jockey Club School of School of Biomedical Sciences The Nethersole School of Nursing Alumni Aairs Public Health and Primary Care

Associate Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Professor NG Kwok Wai, Enders Professor CHAU Pak Chun, Janita Professor YUNG Shu Hang, Patrick, JP Professor KUMTA Shekhar Madhukar Professor LEUNG Wai Hong, Thomas Dr. WONG Ka Man, Carmen Department of The Nethersole School of Nursing Department of Orthopaedics and Department of Orthopaedics and Department of Medicine and The Jockey Club School of Traumatology Traumatology Therapeutics Public Health and Primary Care 5 (w.e.f. 1 Jan 2021) 6 External Aairs Research

Associate Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Associate Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Professor LO Yuk Ming, Dennis, SBS, JP Professor CHENG Sze Lok, Alfred Dr. WONG Hei, Sunny Dr. KO Ho, Owen Professor CHIU Wai Yan, Philip Professor CHAN Kwan Chee, Allen Professor CHAN Ying Yang, Emily Department of Chemical Pathology School of Biomedical Sciences Department of Medicine and Department of Medicine and Department of Surgery Department of Chemical Pathology The Jockey Club School of Therapeutics Therapeutics Public Health and Primary Care Student Aairs

Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Professor LAM Hung San, Hugh Simon Professor MA Ching Wan, Ronald Dr. TEOH Yuen Chun, Jeremy Department of Paediatrics Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Department of Surgery (Re-appointed as Assistant Dean (Education) w.e.f. 1 Jan 2021) Associate Dean Assistant Dean (Admissions) Assistant Dean (Learning Experience) Assistant Dean (Student Affairs) Professor NG Siu Man, Simon Professor MOK Chung Tong, Vincent Professor WONG Lai Hung, Grace Professor LI Man Chim, Albert Martin Mainland Aairs Department of Surgery Department of Medicine and Department of Medicine and Department of Paediatrics Therapeutics Therapeutics

Associate Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Assistant Dean Professor LAN Hui Yao Professor LEUNG Tak Yeung Professor QIN Ling Professor YU Jun Assistant Dean (Student Development) Assistant Dean (Student Support) Assistant Dean (Student Support) Department of Medicine and Department of and Department of Orthopaedics and Department of Medicine and Professor YOU Hoi Sze, Joyce Dr. CHAN Sau Man, Sandra Dr. HWANG Shui Shan, Isabel Therapeutics Traumatology Therapeutics School of Pharmacy Department of School of Biomedical Sciences

7 8 Unique College System

‘In Pursuit of Excellence’ ‘Sincerity and Intelligence’

Admission Scholarships Hostel Life Admission Scholarships Hostel Life JUPAS Students JUPAS Students On top of the CUHK admission scholarships, freshmen with 10 Freshmen with Level 5** in 3 subjects or above can 4 Level 5** in 3 subjects or above can additionally receive buildings receive scholarship. buildings scholarship for 2 – 4 years. Freshmen with Level 5** in 5 subjects or above can Freshmen with Level 5** in 5 subjects or above can further 1,400+ additionally receive free hostel place (renewable). 1,186 receive a subsidy of HK$20,000-40,000 for participating in places places extra-curricular activities. Non-JUPAS Students 89 admission scholarships were o ered to freshmen in 2020/21. Freshmen with outstanding admission results may 1-year receive scholarship. 1-year More information: http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/ccc/admission/ residence scheme residence scheme Founded in 1949 Selection Criteria for Non-JUPAS Students Hostel Selection Criteria Hostel Selection Criteria Founded in 1951 1) District of residence Other Scholarships 1) District of residence Freshmen with CUHK's full-tuition Admission Scholarships can Freshmen with outstanding admission results and active 2) Type of residence 2) Type of residence additionally receive a subsidy of HK$40,000 for participating in participation in activities or services are also eligible for 3) Others 3) Extra-curricular activities extra-curricular activities. other College scholarships. (e.g. participation in 4) Added advantages Selection Criteria for college student activities/ (e.g. nomination, president of Other Admission Scholarships student bodies) college student bodies) Outstanding performance in Art and Music, Sports, Science and Technology. 9 10 ‘Learning, Innovation and Benefitting Mankind’

‘Make One's Virtues Shine and Renew the People’

Admission Scholarships* Hostel Life Admission Scholarships Hostel Life JUPAS Students JUPAS Students* Freshmen with Level 5** in 3 subjects or above can receive 4 On top of the CUHK Admission Scholarships, freshmen 2 scholarship. buildings with Level 5** in 3 subjects or above can receive buildings Freshmen with Level 5** in 5 subjects or above can receive scholarship up to HK$25,000. renewable scholarship, and additionally receive 1,288 Non-JUPAS Students* 1,211 guaranteed hostel place and full-hostel fee scholarship. places Local freshmen receiving CUHK half-tuition non-renew- places Non-JUPAS Students able admission scholarships or above can receive top-up Local freshmen who have fullled University Admission 1-year scholarship up to HK$25,000. 1-year United College Scholarships requirement can receive renewable residence scheme *Outstanding JUPAS and Non-JUPAS local freshmen can additionally residence scheme full-tuition scholarship, guaranteed hostel place and receive International Exposure/ Exchange Scholarships & Awards in Founded in 1956 Founded in 1986 the amount of HK$10,000 and free hostel place for 1- 2 years. full-hostel fee scholarship. Hostel Selection Criteria Hostel Selection Criteria 1) District of residence More information: 1) District of residence Selection Criteria for 2) Home environment https://www.shaw.cuhk.edu.hk/sites/default/les/share/ 2) Type of residence and activity area Other Admission Scholarships 3) Extra-curricular activities les/college_life/leaet_admission_scholarships_e.pdf 3) Extra-curricular activities 1) Outstanding performance or contributions in sports, Selection Criteria for Other social services, arts and culture (renewable) Scholarships for First-year Students: 2) Freshmen as the rst generation in the family to 1) Special skills or talents pursue tertiary education at United College 2) Financial need *The admission scholarships are subject to quota and conditions. Please visit the College website for details and latest information. 11 12 ‘Culture, Morals, Devotion ‘Scholarship, Virtue, Service’ and Trustworthiness’

Admission Scholarships Hostel Life Admission Scholarships Hostel Life Provide admission scholarships to freshmen with outstanding Medical students with outstanding academic results and academic achievements to cover their hostel and/or meal fees. 2 300 talents will be eligible for a number of scholarships 2 600 buildings places amounted up to HK$600,000. buildings places

College Selection Criteria Full Residence & College Selection Criteria Full Residence & 1) Academic background Communal Dining 1) Personal qualities Communal Dining 2) Non-academic interests and pursuits 2) Talents and achievements 3) Core values residence scheme 3) Academic performance residence scheme 4) Interview S.H. Ho College Morningside College Founded in 2006 Founded in 2006

13 14 ‘Scholarship and Perseverance’

‘Cultus et Beneficentia’

Admission Scholarships Hostel Life Admission Scholarships^ Hostel Life 25 admission scholarships will be o ered to the entering College Admission Scholarships ranging from class, and other scholarships will also be awarded in later 3 302 HK$10,000-$20,000. 1 604 buildings places building places years to recognize merit and creativity and to support Freshmen with Level 5** in 4 subjects or above in HKDSE exchanges. or non-JUPAS freshmen receiving CUHK’s full-tuition Full Residence & scholarship can receive guaranteed hostel place for 2 1-year College Selection Criteria years of study and Exchange Scholarship of HK$10,000*. residence scheme The College admits no more than 75 students each Communal Dining *The admission package is eligible for students who placed Wu Yee year, including exchange students, nearly 35% of residence scheme Sun College as their rst choice in College aliation. students will be from outside Hong Kong. ^The admission scholarships are subject to change. Please visit the C.W. Chu College College website for the latest information. Founded in 2007 Founded in 2007 Hostel Selection Criteria 1) Total travelling time 2) Living area per capita 3) Extra-curricular activities (for non-freshmen only)

15 16 ‘Wisdom, Humanity, Integrity, Harmony’

Admission Scholarships Hostel Life Students with outstanding performance can receive a full range of scholarships and special prizes. There were 21 1 640 admission scholarship* awards (range from HK$10,000 to building places one-year full tuition) worth about HK$1 million o ered in 2020/21. *The admission scholarships are eligible for students who placed Lee Full residence Woo Sing College as their rst choice in College aliation. (8 terms, except summer residence) Hostel Selection Criteria for GPS students 1) Traveling time from home to MTR University Station by residence scheme Founded in 2007 public transportation 2) Average actual household activity area 3) Participation in student activities at the College/University

17 MBChB & GPS

Leadership Workshop Enhanced Mentorship

Interdisciplinary Self-initiated Study Plan Intercalated Year(s)

Personalised MBChB GPS Programme Global Physician-Leadership Stream Bachelor of Medicine and Community Bachelor of Surgery Service & Student Asia's FIRST Undergraduate Humanitarian A“PERSONALISED”Medical Exchange Medical Leadership Programme for Curriculum Designed to Tomorrow’s Physician Leaders Action Empower YOU

International Internship GPS Project Vibrant Student & College Life

19 20 Admissions

Timeline Modification of (Subject to schedule change) Programme Choices

Interview* - early interview - JUPAS sub-schemes candidates

Interview* Offer Results - early interview Application - JUPAS band A JUPAS - apply via www.jupas.edu.hk candidates Interview* - programme choices - JUPAS band A - personal profile candidates - application fee Updating of Programme Choices

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Interview* Interview* Interview* Application - early interview - degree holders / - late interviews Non- - apply via http://admission.cuhk.edu.hk/non-jupas-yr-1/ - IB / GCEAL / IAL candidates undergraduate - firm offers after application-details.html release of exam JUPAS - ID document results - academic transcripts - public examination results - academic referee(s) - application fee Offer Results - conditional / firm offers on a rolling basis after each interview session Late Application

Interview* - early interview - GCEAL / IAL candidates * Interviews are by invitation. Candidates are required to attend the interview once only. 21 22 Interview Format Admission Requirements^

MBChB

JUPAS Based on the previous results, we expect that students should achieve a total HKDSE score 40 for entry into our medicine programme. 15 minutes English HKDSE Duration Language The 4 Core subjects and the best 3 Elective subjects will be calculated as the HKDSE 40 total score (where level 5** = 7 points, 5* = 6 points, 5 = 5 points etc.) The extended mathematics module (M1/M2) contributes to the total HKDSE score if its attained level is higher than that of the worst one of the seven subjects. A face-to-face individual interview conducted by two # panel members of our senior professors, outstanding Non-JUPAS medical alumni or distinguished physician leaders in the community. IB The minimum requirement is a final score 41 (out of 45), with grades of at least 6,7,7 * Online Interview may be adopted in case of contingencies. 41-42 in the Higher Level subjects.

GCE Interview Categories – A-Level The minimum requirement is 4A* (usually an average mark of 95%), excluding “5Ms” * Chinese. Further Maths is not counted as a separate subject. The raw mark of Maths or Further Maths, whichever is higher, will count towards the total GCE score. 1. Motivation and Expectations 4A 2. Medicine and Innovation GPS 3. Morals, Ethics and Critical Thinking HKDSE IB GCE A-Level 46 and 5** 44 A* in all subjects with 4. Maturity, Leadership and Teamwork in 4 subjects average mark of 97%

5. Manner and Communication ^ The programme admission requirements are subject to interview performance and a past record of achievement # Non-JUPAS applicants are students applying with academic quali cation other than the HKDSE. For admission details, please visit: http://www.med.cuhk.edu.hk and http://admission.cuhk.edu.hk

23 24 Learning Journey

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Choh-Ming Li Basic Medical Sciences Building (BMSB) Dissecting Laboratory Choh-Ming Li Basic Medical Sciences Building(BMSB), CUHK The BMSB is a dedicated teaching and learning complex for the undergraduate students of the Faculty of Medicine. We take special pride in our modern dissection laboratory - one of the nest in the world for hands-on dissection training and life-and-death education. Students learn valuable lessons and anatomy knowledge from the "silent Designed to heighten e ectiveness and eciency for education excellence, the building is renovated in 2020 with teachers" and develop a deep sense of gratitude and respect for those who have donated their bodies to science. refurbished modern classrooms, state-of-the art teaching laboratories, computer rooms, and a spacious learning common with rooftop garden that can accommodate more than 130 guests. Since the “silent teachers” programme was launched in 2011, over 14,000 donors have registered the programme to contribute for the future development of local healthcare education and research.

27 28 Prince of Wales (Major of CU Medicine) CUHK Medical Centre 30-32 Ngan Shing Street, Shatin 9 Chak Cheung Street, Shatin

As the largest teaching hospital of CU Medicine, the has worked closely with the University to nurture The CUHK Medical Centre (CUHKMC) is a non-prot, private teaching hospital wholly owned by The Chinese University of Hong over 5,000 healthcare professionals while supporting our medical research initiatives over the last few decades. Kong (CUHK). With a social mission to bridge the service gaps between private and public healthcare in Hong Kong, CUHKMC is dedicated to o ering quality healthcare service at a ordable and transparent package prices. In line with the not-for-prot Occupying an area of around 10.5 hectares, the 1,700-bed regional acute hospital provides a comprehensive range of principle, all surpluses from all healthcare services will be ploughed back to the hospital for hospital development and CU secondary, tertiary, and quaternary healthcare services through its many multidisciplinary teams, o ering patients Medicine for research and teaching. With the full support from CUHK, the Government, our donors, and the medical alliance who state-of-the-art medical care and cutting-edge treatment of many complex and rare diseases. share our purposes, CUHKMC is committed to o ering quality patient-centred hospital service for the people of Hong Kong.

The Phase II redevelopment project commenced in 2017 will provide additional space to meet the increasing service demand CUHKMC is expected to come into operation in 2021. and operational needs. 29 30 Li Ping Medical Library Kai Chong Tong Clinical Skills Learning Centre Lui Che Woo Clinical Sciences Building, Prince of Wales Hospital Lui Che Woo Clinical Sciences Building, Prince of Wales Hospital

The Li Ping Medical Library provides an extensive collection of clinical and medical sciences resources in print and electronic To facilitate teaching and learning of physical examination skills and clinical procedures as part of our integrated systems-based formats to support the needs of students, faculty, and researchers. The design of collaborative learning space and individual medical curriculum, the 8,000 sq. ft. Learning Centre features 7 consultation rooms, 6 open-space demonstration/lecture study areas can cater to users with di erent learning styles. rooms, and a control room that open 24-hour daily for students and faculty.

Apart from a few sections, the Library provides 24 hours access for users daily. In addition to scheduled training sessions, the Centre maintains a collection of more than 200 models, manikins, compact discs and online materials for intensive learners.

31 32 CUHK Jockey Club Minimally Invasive Surgical Skills Centre (MISSC) Lo Kwee-Seong Integrated Biomedical Sciences Building Li Ka Shing Specialist Clinic (North Wing), Prince of Wales Hospital Area 39, CUHK

Opened in 2005, MISSC is the rst training centre o ering minimally invasive, robotic and endoscopic surgical training in the Equipped with advanced biomedical equipment, the nine-storey, state-of-the-art building contains a demonstration Asia Pacic region. laboratory, seminar rooms, research commons, theme-based laboratories, meeting areas and oces. Its open-plan layout and green designs o er an integrating, eco-friendly environment for the Faculty’s expanding research activities The centre comprises well-equipped Robotic & Minimally Invasive Surgical Skills Laboratory, Microsurgical & Endoscopic Skills and scientic exchanges. Laboratory as well as Simulated Operating Theatre for facilitating hands-on training and research. The building has received Platinum Standard rating from the Hong Kong Building Environmental Assessment Method (BEAM).

33 34 Exchange & Clinical Attachment

Destinations of Student Clinical Attachment in 2016-2020:

Number of Hong Kong incoming and visiting students 1% 11% in 2016-2020: 340+

Overseas regions including: Overseas Australia Netherlands Number of Austria Poland outgoing students 88% Canada Singapore in 2016-2020: Cuba South Africa Czech Republic South Korea Fiji Sri Lanka 740+ France Sweden Germany Taiwan India Tanzania Ireland Thailand Italy The United Kingdom Jamaica The United States Japan Vietnam teaching y m Kenya Zambia, etc... Nepal 35 36 Awards & Scholarships

University Admission Scholarships Faculty Top-up Admission Scholarships Qualification for HKDSE students Outstanding academic or non-academic performance Qualification JUPAS: Bases on HKDSE results Students with a total score of 44 or above in 7 HKDSE subjects. Non-JUPAS: Bases on examination results of GCE A-Level / IB Diploma / SAT / OSSD / B.C. Diploma (or equivalent) / ATAR / Taiwan GSAT / Cambridge Pre-U, etc. Application No application is required. The University will identify and inform Application qualified new students. No application is required. The University will identify and grant qualified new students. Amount Amount Cover first year’s tuition fee, granted in conjunction with the Up to full-tuition coverage. Some of the Admission Scholarships will also include an University Admission Scholarships. allowance of up to HK$45,000 per year. Most of the Admission Scholarships are renewable Other Admission Scholarships for the normative period of study programme (subject to satisfactory academic progress). E.g. Gerald Choa Memorial Fund Admissions Scholarship Li Po Chun Charitable Trust Fund Undergraduate Scholarships Wei Lun Foundation Scholarships for the Faculty of Medicine TYW Holdings Corporation Scholarships

Scholarships & Awards Figures in 2019-20

Number of scholarships o ered 244

Number of medical students awardees 650+

Percentage of medical students awardees > 46%

Amount of scholarships o ered > HK$29,000,000

37 38 Research Excellence Research Awards & Honours (2019-2020)

Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers 2020 2021 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences

Clinical Medicine

Professor LO Yuk Ming, Dennis Department of Chemical Pathology

Professor SUNG Jao Yiu, Joseph Professor MOK Shu Kam, Tony Professor WONG Wai Sun, Vincent Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Department of Clinical Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Nature Biotechnology Top 20 Translational Researchers 2019 Asia Impact Award of Advance Awards 2020

Cross-Field Psychiatry and Psychology

Professor LO Yuk Ming, Dennis Professor JIANG Peiyong Professor CHIU Wai Kwun, Rossa Department of Chemical Pathology Department of Chemical Pathology Department of Chemical Pathology Professor CHAN Lik Yuen, Henry Professor NG Siew Chien Professor LEE Sing Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Department of Psychiatry 39 40 2020 Giants of Cancer Care® Award The 6th Kobayashi Foundation Award Spirit of Innovation Award 2020 by Spirit of Hong Kong Awards by OncLive® by Asian Oncology Society

Professor MOK Shu Kam, Tony Professor CHIU Wai Yan, Philip Department of Clinical Oncology Department of Surgery

Lo Ying Shek Chi Wai Foundation Meritorious RGC Senior Research Fellow Award Shanghai Medical Science and Technology Award - Top 10 World Scientists on Microbiome Research Award by Research Grants Council First Prize Research in 2019 by Mr Gut.cn

Dr. WONG Hei, Sunny Professor HUANG Yu Professor NG Siu Man, Simon Professor YU Jun Department of Medicine and Therapeutics School of Biomedical Sciences Department of Surgery Department of Medicine and Therapeutics

41 42 Outstanding Medical Alumni

CHAN Shannon Melissa (MBChB 2007) LEUNG Yu Lung, Dexter (MBChB 1997) Assistant Professor Honorary Consultant & Specialist in Ophthalmology, Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital Honorary Associate Consultant Past President, the Hong Kong Ophthalmological Society Department of Surgery, Prince of Wales Hospital Awardee of CUHK Distinguished Medical Alumni Award (Global Achievement 2019) Faculty of Medicine, CUHK Surgeon and Field Worker of Médecins Sans Frontières

CHIU Wai Yan, Philip (MBChB 1994) Associate Dean (External A airs) SIU Yuet Chung, Axel (MBChB 1992) Director, CUHK Jockey Club Minimally Invasive Surgical Skills Centre Consultant (Accident & Emergency), Ruttonjee & Tang Shiu Kin Hospitals Director, Chow Yuk Ho Technology Centre for Innovative Medicine Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, CUHK Professor, Division of Upper GI & Metabolic Surgery Medical Director, Hong Kong Fire Services Department Department of Surgery and Institute of Digestive Disease, Faculty of Medicine, CUHK Immediate Past President, Hong Kong College of Emergency Medicine Director of Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital and Cluster Director of Endoscopy East Cluster, Director, Multi-Scale Medical Robotics Centre, InnoHK

CHOW Kai Ming (MBChB 1995) YEUNG Man Chow, Maggie (MBChB 1993) Consultant & Chief of Service, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, Prince of Wales Hospital Specialist in Paediatrics Deputy Service Director (Quality & Safety), New Territories East Cluster, Hospital Authority Medical Volunteer of Hong Kong Red Cross President, Hong Kong Society of Transplantation Awardee of CUHK Distinguished Medical Alumni Award (Humanitarian Service 2019)

KO Ho, Owen (MBChB 2015) Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics and School of Biomedical Sciences WU Che Yuen, Justin (MBChB 1993) Assistant Professor (by courtesy), Department of Psychiatry Chief Operating Ocer, CUHK Medical Centre Principal Investigator, Li Ka Shing Institute of Health Sciences Professor, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics Principal Investigator, Gerald Choa Neuroscience Centre Founding Director, Global Physician-Leadership Stream (MBChB-GPS Programme) Faculty of Medicine, CUHK Faculty of Medicine, CUHK Associate Faculty Member, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, CUHK

43 44 Appendix 1 – Transportation Guide

CUHK Prince of Wales Hospital (PWH)

Recommended Route 1

Minibus No. 811 University Station Fo Tan Station *Mini-bus to PWH (Yu Chui Court direction) PWH (MTR East Rail Line) (MTR East Rail Line) *Mini-bus to CUHK (Sui Wo Court Phase 1 direction)

Recommended Route 2

Choh-Ming Li Basic Medical Sciences Building Take school bus 1A/1B/2/N/H, get off Shuttle bus route at Sir Hall OR & timetable Take school bus 3, get off at University Station Station Station Science Centre PWH (MTR East Rail Line) (MTR East Rail Line) (MTR Line) CUHK Medical Centre Walk from University MTR station (Exit B)

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