Calendar 2004-2005

CALENDAR 2004–2005

City University of Hong Kong

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City University Homepage URL: http://www.cityu.edu.hk

University Motto 校訓

Officium Et Civitas

The first two Chinese words “敬業” suggest the respect for one’s professional knowledge; they encompass the requirement to combine academic professionalism and career ethics as called for in the modern era. The last two words “樂群” emphasize the relationship between the individual and society; they encourage personal growth and development, and advocate group spirit and the need to care for society. Officium et Civitas is the Latin translation of the motto. Officium captures the rich connotations of the word “業” and denotes a high-minded sense of duty, including high office, with a very positive moral connotation. Civitas refers to both town/city and “union of citizens (commonwealth)”, a spirit embraced by the word “群”, which is most appropriate for City University.

Vision

City University of Hong Kong aspires to be internationally recognized as a leading university in the Asia-Pacific region.

Mission

The mission of City University of Hong Kong is to provide its students with quality higher education; to contribute to the advancement of knowledge; to interact with other institutions of higher education and professional bodies; to cooperate with industry, commerce and the community; and to offer access to the University’s human, physical and technological resources for the benefit of society. Anticipating and responding to local and regional needs and the effects of rapid social and technical change, City University of Hong Kong emphasizes professional education and practice, and applied research.

Foreword

This Calendar provides information on the academic profile and activities of City University of Hong Kong. The information in this Calendar was correct at the time of printing (September 2004), but is subject to continuous revision. Programmes offered and course information in 2004–2005 are listed on the following web sites: z Programmes offered: http://www.cityu.edu.hk/cityu/course/programme/prg_ofrcurr.htm z Course information: http://www.cityu.edu.hk/cityu/course/deptcurr/deptcurr.htm

Professor Edmond Ko Vice President (Undergraduate Education) and Dean of Students September 2004

Abbreviations Used in this Calendar

Programmes AA Associate of Arts ABA Associate of Business Administration ALS Associate of Legal Studies ASc Associate of Science ASocSc Associate of Social Sciences BA(Hons) Bachelor of Arts with Honours Degree BBA(Hons) Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours Degree BEng(Hons) Bachelor of Engineering with Honours Degree BSc(Hons) Bachelor of Science with Honours Degree BSocSc(Hons) Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours Degree BSW(Hons) Bachelor of Social Work with Honours Degree D Diploma HD Higher Diploma LLB(Hons) Bachelor of Laws with Honours Degree LLM Master of Laws MA Master of Arts MBA Master of Business Administration MEng Master of Engineering MFA Master of Fine Arts MPhil Master of Philosophy MSc Master of Science PCLL Postgraduate Certificate in Laws PGC Postgraduate Certificate PGD Postgraduate Diploma PhD Doctor of Philosophy

Public Examinations GCEAL General Certificate of Education Examination Advanced Level GCE AS Level General Certificate of Education Examination, Advanced Supplementary Level GCEOL General Certificate of Education Examination Ordinary Level GCSE General Certificate of Secondary Education Examination HKALE Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination HKALE AS Level Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination, Advanced Supplementary Level HKCEE Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination HKHLE Hong Kong Higher Level Examination

Organizations CityU/City HK City University of Hong Kong CUHK The Chinese University of Hong Kong HKBU Hong Kong Baptist University HKU The University of Hong Kong HKUST The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology PolyU The Hong Kong Polytechnic University UGC University Grants Committee JUPAS Joint University Programmes Admissions System

Contents

The University Introduction...... 2 Principal Officers of the University...... 4 Honorary Award Holders of the University...... 5 The City University of Hong Kong Ordinance...... 7 Statutes of the University ...... 16 The Council...... 31 Council Committees...... 33 Executive Committee...... 33 Audit Committee ...... 33 Community Relations Committee...... 34 Finance Committee...... 35 Honorary Awards Committee ...... 36 Human Resources Committee...... 36 Committee on Statutes...... 37 Strategic Development Committee ...... 37 Advisory Committee for Graduate Employment...... 38 The Senate...... 40 Senate Committees...... 42 Academic Policy Committee ...... 42 Board of Graduate Studies...... 43 Committee on Information Services and Technology...... 44 Quality Assurance Committee ...... 45 Research Committee...... 46 Student Discipline Committee...... 46 Student Discipline Panels ...... 47 Academic Calendar ...... 49

Admission of Students General Entrance Requirements for Bachelor’s Degree Programmes...... 54 General Entrance Requirements for Associate Degree Programmes...... 55 Programme Specific Entrance Requirements for Bachelor’s Degree and Associate Degree Programmes...... 56

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Introduction

Quality Education City University of Hong Kong is committed to providing quality higher education to its students. We strive to produce a new breed of graduates who will excel in their professions and possess a broad knowledge base to cope with the challenges of a changing world. The educational philosophy of the university emphasizes whole person development so that students will receive ample opportunities to nurture both the “breadth” (analytical and problem- solving skills, knowledge of the world) and “depth” (subject knowledge and professional skills) of their minds. The University also expects its graduates to have a high proficiency of English and Chinese languages, as well as a good understanding of different cultures. The University has a strong team of experienced academic staff with diverse research interests and professional expertise. Supported by top quality teaching and research facilities, City University provides students with an excellent environment for learning and research. The physical environment, infrastructure and teaching facilities have been adapted from time to time to create an ambiance that encourages intellectual curiosity, social interaction, self-expression and mutual support. The University is proactive in reaching out to society and the world. It has built up strong links with local and overseas universities and organizations to develop collaboration in teaching and research. It has also developed close links with industry and commerce for consultancy and technology transfer. City University feels the pulse of society and is quick to respond to its needs. While the University sees undergraduate education as its core competence, it also places due emphasis on developing part-time programmes, especially at the postgraduate level, to meet the growing demands of life-long learners in an ever-changing society. Despite its youthfulness, the University has achieved phenomenal growth since its establishment in 1984. To date, it has a student population of 22,879 enrolled in over 100 programmes at the associate degree, undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Academic Organization The wide range of programmes is offered by three Faculties: Business, Humanities and Social Sciences, Science and Engineering, the School of Creative Media, the School of Law, the Community College of City University and the Division of Building Science and Technology. All bachelor’s degree and postgraduate programmes are organized under the Faculties and the Schools. The College, the School of Creative Media and the School of Law run associate degree programmes. The School of Graduate Studies strengthens the operation and development of all postgraduate programmes and fosters an ambiance for graduate studies. The School of Continuing and Professional Education helps fulfil the University’s role as a centre for life-long education by providing continuing educational opportunities for the community through self- financing degree, certificate and short programmes.

2 Information Technology Technology Information Engineering Management Chinese, Translation and Linguistics and Linguistics Translation Chinese, and Communication English Administration and Social Public and Construction Building and Engineering Computer Science Computer Electronic Engineering and Engineering Manufacturing Mathematics Science and Materials Physics Studies Computer Studies Language Studies Social Economics and Finance and Finance Economics Information Systems Management Sciences Management Marketing 3

Introduction : Departments Studies Social Applied : Departments and Chemistry Biology Divisions : Commerce Departments : : Departments Accountancy Engineering Engineering Social Sciences University Faculty of Science and Media of Creative School of Law School School of Graduate Studies Technology and Science of Building Division School of Continuing and Professional Education Faculty of Humanities and and of Humanities Faculty CollegeCommunity of City

The overall academic organization structure is set out below: below: out is set structure organization academic overall The Faculty of Business

Principal Officers of the University

Chancellor The Honourable Tung Chee-hwa Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Chairman of the Council Sir Gordon Wu Ying-sheung GBS, KCMG, FICE

Deputy Chairman of the Council Mr Chung Shui-ming GBS, JP

Treasurer Mr Raymond Or Ching-fai

President Professor H K Chang GBS, JP

Honorary Award Holders of the University

Honorary Founding Fellow Chung Sze-yuen (November 1986)

Honorary Doctor of Business Administration Chung Sze-yuen (November 1989) Lee Quo-wei (November 1990) Cheng Yick-chi (November 1993) Wong Po-yan (November 1993) Alice Cheng (May 1995) Liu Hongru (May 1996) John E Strickland (May 1996) Ho Tim (November 1997) Raymond Ho Chung-tai (November 1999) David Eldon (November 2003)

Honorary Doctor of Engineering Cheng Hon-kwan (May 1996) Lu Yongxiang (November 1997)

Honorary Doctor of Laws John J Swaine (November 1993) Woo Po-shing (May 1995) Lu Ping (November 1998) Henry Tang Ying-yen (November 2003)

Honorary Doctor of Letters Fong Yun-wah (November 2000) Chow Yun-fat (November 2001)

Honorary Doctor of Science Run Run Shaw (December 1988) Wu Wenjun (May 1995) Stephen Smale (November 1997) Eric Albert Ash (November 1998)

Honorary Award Holders of the University Pierre-Louis Lions (November 1999) (November Lions Pierre-Louis Xie Shengwu (November 1999) (November Shengwu Xie Alfred Cho (November 2000) 2000) (November Cho Alfred 2000) (November Guangzhao Zhou 2001) (November Kroto W Harold 2001) (November Zhihong Xu 2002) (November Brand Myles 2002) (November Geping Qu 2003) (November Chi-chih Yao Andrew 2003) (November Junsheng Zhang Honorary Doctor of Social Science 1993) (November Akers-Jones David 1995) (May Youde Pamela 1996) (May Cha Chi-ming 1998) (November Ka-shing Li 1999) (November Cheung Victor Oswald 2001) (November Cha Mou-sing Payson 2002) (November Man-wai Mong William

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance

Part I Preliminary 1. Short Title This Ordinance may be cited as the City University of Hong Kong Ordinance. 2. Interpretation In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires:

“Chancellor”（監督）means the Chancellor of the University established by section 4 and includes a person acting as the Chancellor;

“Convocation”（評議會）means the Convocation of the University established by section 17B;

“Council”（校董會）means the Council of the University established by section 9;

“Court”（顧問委員會means ） the Court of the University established by section 8A;

“Deputy President”（常務副校means 長） the Deputy President of the University appointed under section 14 and includes a person acting as the Deputy President;

“faculty”（學院）means a faculty of the University established under section 17A and includes an equivalent body established under that section;

“President”（校長）means the President of the University appointed under section 14 and includes a person acting as the President;

“Pro-Chancellor”（副監督）means the Pro-Chancellor of the University appointed under section 4 (4) and includes a person acting as the Pro-Chancellor;

“Senate”（教務會means ） the Senate of the University established by section 17;

“statutes”（規程）mean the statutes of the University made by the Council under section 21A;

“University”（大學）means the City University of Hong Kong established by section 3;

“Vice-President”（副校長）means the Vice-President of the University appointed under section 14(1)(c) and includes a person acting as a Vice-President.

Part II The City University 3. Establishment, incorporation and objects of the University (1) There is hereby established a corporation to be known as “City University of Hong Kong” （ “香港城市大學”） , which shall, in that name, be a body corporate with perpetual succession and be capable of suing and being sued.

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City University of Hong Kong Ordinance awards; awards; studies, training and research and development in technology, engineering, science, science, engineering, technology, in development and research and training studies, learning. of subjects other and arts commerce, awards. honorary and degrees honorary including University Chancellor. the by determined be to a term for Pro-Chancellor the perform the duties of theChancellor. the Council either generally or specially to act for that purpose. or to incidental reasonably matter any with in connection or powers or functions its of consequential upon the performance exercise or of its functionspowers. or admittedin evidenceand shall, unless the contrary is proved,bedeemed tohave been duly executed. let or otherwise dispose of or deal with the same in such manner andto such extent as the law would allow if the property were heldnatural by a person inthe interest; same keep in repair and regulate thebuildings, premises, furniture and equipmentand all property; other for, or incidentalconducive or to, or connected with,the furtherance of its functions and may inparticular, but withoutprejudice to the generality of the foregoing:- (2) The objects of the University, shall, subject tothis Ordinance,be to provide for Chancellor 4. (1) There is a Chancellor of the University who is the head of the University. (2) The Chief Executive is the Chancellor. (3) the of name the in awards academic other and degrees confer may Chancellor The (4) The Chancellor may, on the recommendation of the Council, appointa person to be (5) The Pro-Chancellor may with the authority of the5. Chancellor exercise the powers and Seal of the University shall: seal the of affixing the and seal, common a have shall University The (a) be authorized or ratifiedby resolution of theCouncil; and (b) be authenticatedby the signatureany of two members of theCouncil, authorized 6. by University the of Documents (1) The University may make and execute any document in the performanceor exercise (2) be shall University the of seal the under executed duly be to purporting document Any 7. The powers of the University Subject to Sectionthe 8, University shall have power to do all such thingsas arenecessary (a) sell, and description any of property enjoy and hold purchase, lease, on take acquire, (repealed) (b) (aa) confer degrees andacademic awards including honorary degrees andhonorary (c) erect, provide, equip, maintain, alter, remove, demolish, replace, enlarge, improve, (d) set terms of remunerationandconditions of service for staff; 9 Part II A A II Part The Court The Court

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance University. University. specify. statutes social activities and physical recreation), for its students and persons in its its in persons and students its for recreation), physical and activities social employment; fit; providedby it, and specify conditions for the use of such facilities and services; case; of class or trust; it on in vested property other or moneys of forming corporatebodies; services. 8A. The Court Court The 8A. (1) There is to be a Court of the University which is the supreme advisory body of the (2) The Courtshall consistthe of Chancellor as chairman and such other persons as the (3) functions: following the has Court The (a) to receive an annual report from the President; (b) Council; the by it to made reports consider to (e) (repealed) (e) (f) for facilities accommodation, residential (including amenities, appropriate provide (g) funds; and expend receive (h) expedient; or necessary thinks it as extent such to and manner such in its funds invest (i) expedient; thinks it as terms or securities such on and manner in such money borrow (j) apply for and receive any grant in aid for its functions on such conditionsas it thinks (k) engage any professional or expert personadvise to itany matter; on (l) services other and facilities study, of courses for charges and fees collect and fix (m) reduce, waive or refund fees and charges so fixed, generally or in any particular case (repealed) (n) receive and solicit gifts, whether on trust or otherwise, on itsbehalf andas acttrustee (o) (p) basis; time part or time a full on consultants, and advisers staff, employ (q) provide financial assistance of by way grant or loan inpursuance of its objects; (r) enter intocontract, a partnership or other form of joint venture with other persons; (s) acquire, hold and dispose of interests in other corporate bodies andtake part in (t) related other and research consultancy, advisory, otherwise or profit for provide 8. (repealed) 10 Part III III Part The Council Council The

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance recommendation of the Council; subsection (1)(f): (i) (i) Kong; Hong in industry or commerce in experience have 10 than less not (ii) not more than9 are appointed by the Chief Executive onthe (iii) (iii) Executive; Chief the by appointed 9 are (i) one member as Chairman; (ii) one member as Deputy Chairman; and (iii) one member as Treasurer. the Council; Council; the Council; the by appointed and Senate the by nominated University the of body University of whom: the Council; Council; of Hong Kong. Kong. Hong of (c) to discussany motion on general University policy; (d) to raise fundsatthe request of the University to further the University’s objects; (e) to promote the interests of the University in Hong Kong and elsewhere. 9. 9. Council the of Establishment (1) University City of Council the as known be to a Council, established hereby is There President; (2) The Council is the supreme governing body of the University. 10. (3) the Membership of the Council The Council may exercise the powers, and shall perform the duties, of the University. (a) (1) The Council shall consistthe of following members: (b) President; Deputy the (c) by appointed and President the by nominated 4 Vice-Presidents than more not (d) not more than5 Deans of the faculties or such officeholders inan equivalent (e) Executive; Chief the by appointed officers public 3 than more not (f) not more than18 members who are not public officers or employees of the (g) an academic member of the Senate nominatedby the Senateand appointed by (h) 2 members of staff elected from among theirnumber andappointed by the (i) the (2) Chairmanthe of Convocation; and under (a) appointed members the from appoint shall Executive Chief The (j) the President of the Students’ Union. 11

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance body that nominated him; or or him; nominated that body Hong Kong or is, for any other reason, unable to act as Chairman. Chairman. as act to unable reason, other any is, for or Kong Hong of absence from Hong Kong or incapacity to perform the functions of their the vacant, are offices those of both period any for if or offices, respective to (1)(f) subsection under appointed members the of one appoint may members period. that during act as Chairman be time to time from may but appoint, case particular in any may Executive reappointed; Council. reappointed; be time to time from may but appoint, case particular in any may Council. the Council andispresent at such meeting,he shall aspossible soon as after the commencement of the meetingdisclose to the Council the factand nature of the while meeting the from withdraw Council, the by required if shall, and interest the Councilis consideringthe matter andin any case shall not vote thereon. discretion of the Chief Executive. Executive. Chief the of discretion whether by effluxion of time or asresult a of resignation or otherwise, the procedure the as if be shall be, may case the as reappointment, or appointment, a new for time. first the for filled being were vacated thus position 1). (Cap. Ordinance Clauses General and appoint. meeting of the Council. (b) from absent is Chairman the if Chairman the as act shall Chairman Deputy The (c) for If any period both the Chairman and Deputy Chairmanare unable by reason (3) the at office hold shall (1)(e) subsection under appointed Council the of member A (1)(f): subsection under appointed Council the of (3A) member A (a) shall be appointed for a period3 years of or such lesser period as theChief (b) the from resign Executive Chief the to writing in notice by time at any (h): may or (1)(g) subsection under Council the by (3B) appointed member A (a) Council the as period lesser such or years 3 of period a for appointed be shall (b) shall cease tobe a member of the Council: (i) when he ceases tomeet thecriteria of eligibility for nominationby the (c) (ii) (4) may at any timeby notice in writing to the Chairman of theCouncil resignfrom when he ceases tobe a member of the body that elected him; Uponthe expiry of the appointment any of member, other than an ex officio member, (5) The provisions of this sectionare withoutprejudice to11. section42 of the Interpretation Council the of procedure and Meetings (1) Meetings of theCouncil shall beheld at such times andplaces as theChairman may (2) One half of the number of members for the time being shall form a quorumata (3) (a) a If member has aninterest inany mattersto beconsidered ata meeting of the includes a pecuniary interest. 12 Part IV IV Part （利害關係）

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance President, Deputy President and other staff staff other and President Deputy President, employment of the University; University; the of employment the Deputy President from officeto or approve theduties the of President and President. Deputy the management,conduct andadministration the of University, andthe welfare and discipline of staff and students; or, where the Council so resolves, by the Council. are who persons of partly consist may committee such any and fit thinks it as purposes Council. the of not members the Council from among the members of theCouncil. committee any to duties and powers its of any delegate fit, thinks it as conditions (1). subsection under appointed power: procedure at its meetings. writing which is approvedin writingmajority by a of the members shallas be validand effectualas if ithad been passed atmeetinga of the Council. (b) In this subsection “interest” (4) presiding person the or Chairman the by adjourned be may Council the of meeting A 12. (5) papers circulation by business of Transaction Subjectto this Ordinance, the Council may determine its own procedure. in resolution a and papers, of circulation by business its of any transact may Council The generally Committees 13. (1) special or general any for committees such and appoint create may Council The (2) by appointed be shall (1) subsection under appointed committee any of chairman The (3) or restrictions without or with in writing, may Council the (4), subsection to Subject (4) The Council(repealed) shall notdelegate toany committee appointed under subsection (1) the (b) (a) to approve the termsandconditions of service of any class of persons in the (c) to authorize the preparationthe of statements required under section 19(2); (d) to make statutes under section 21A; (e) to appoint the Presidentand the Deputy President to or remove the Presidentand (5) Subject to thedirections of theCouncil, eachcommittee may determine its own (1) The Council 14. The Appointment of Presidentand other staff (1) (a) shall appoint a President who, subject to thecontrol the Council, of is vestedthe 13 Part V Part

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance Senate, Faculties and Convocation Convocation and Faculties Senate, may direct; direct; may University; the of employment by the votes of not less than three quarters of its members for the time being. misconduct,incompetence, inefficiency or other good causeby resolution of the Council passedby the votes of not less thanthree quarters of its members for the time being. absence from Hong Kong of the Presidentif or that office is or becomes vacant for reason. any or absence from Hong Kong of theDeputy President or ifthat officeor becomes is reason. any for vacant duties. and powers its President the to delegate he as persons of committee or persons such to delegate, fit, thinks he as conditions delegated Council the of duty or power any including and duties, powers his fit, thinks 15. section under him to the Council delegated to him under section15, and the exercise by any person or this under President the by delegated duty or power such any of persons of committee by thereof respect in imposed condition or restriction any to subject be shall section, 15. section under Council the to: to: (b) may appointa Deputy President who shall undertake suchduties as the President (2) (c) The University. President the of and Deputy President employees as persons are appointed other appoint by resolution may of the Council passed (3) The President or Deputy President be removed may from office on the ground of his (4) or incapacity the during President as act to person any appoint may Council The (5) incapacity the during President Deputy as act to person any appoint may Council The 15. President the to delegate to Council the of Power (1) fit, thinks it as conditions or restrictions without or with in writing, may Council The (2) The Council shall notdelegate to thePresident the power to: (a) approve terms andconditions service of of any classpersons of inthe (b) authorize thepreparation of the statements requiredunder section16. 19(2); delegate to (c) President the of Power 21A; section under statutes make (d) appointan acting Presidentand President. Deputy (1) or restrictions without or with in writing, may President the (2), subsection to Subject (2) of duty or power any delegate to President the on section this by conferred power The 17. 17. University the of Senate (1) There is established a Senate, which is the supreme academicbody of theUniversity, 14 Part VI VI Part

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance Reports and Financial Statements Statements Financial and Reports University; University; attendance at the programmes; University; the awards. honorary and other degrees honorary than other Senate. bodies. equivalent faculty. expenditure. expenditure. and expenditure for the financialand of the year assetsand liabilities theUniversity of year. financial the of day last the on tobooks all account, of vouchersand other financial records of the University and to fit. think they as thereof explanations and information such require may be set by statute made by the Council. Council. the by made statute by set be may may determine the membership andprocedures of a committee. the by offered (a) programmes academic the maintain and develop, plan, (b) direct and regulate theteaching and research atthe University; (c) regulate the admission of persons approved to programmes of study and their (d) of awards academic other and degrees the to leading examinations the regulate (e) University, the of awards academic other and degrees of award the on (2) decide The Council make may statutes todetermine the membershipand procedures 17A. of the Faculties, etc. (1) The Council on the recommendationthe of Senate may establish faculties and other (2) faculty. the of a board by is administered faculty A (3) The Council may make statutes to determine the membershipthe of board of each Convocation 17B. membership and constitution whose University the of a Convocation established is There 17C. Senate and faculty committees statutes, the to subject and, up committees set may a faculty of board the and Senate The 18. (repealed) Accounts 19. (1) and income all of records and accounts proper maintain shall University The (2) After the end of a financial year, the University shall prepare statementsof income Auditors 20. (3) The University may fix a periodtoits be financial year. (1) access have to time any at entitled be shall who auditors, appoint shall University The ” as tobe capable of 香港城市大學 be a director, office bearer or organizer of, 15 Part VII VII Part General Part VIA VIA Part Statutes ” or a title in any language which so closely resembles the the resembles closely so which language any in a title ” or

City University of Hong Kong Ordinance 香港城市大學 (i) the University or any branch or part thereof; or (ii) connected or associated withthe University in any manner whatsoever. (i) the University or any branch or part thereof; or (ii) connected or associated withthe University in any manner whatsoever; or deceiving or misleading any person into believing that the company, body body company, the that believing into person any misleading or deceiving corporate, firm or organizationis: title “City University of Hong Kong” or “ or “ liable on conviction to a fine of HK$10,000. HK$10,000. of a fine to conviction on liable shall report thereon to the University. work inconnection with,be a member or any of, company, body corporate, firm or - which organization period as the Chancellor may allow in a particular year, submit to the Chancellor Chancellor the to submit year, particular in a allow may Chancellor the as period this Ordinance provides for inclusion in a statute. a statute. in inclusion for provides Ordinance this (2) be shall and an offence of guilty be shall (1) subsection contravenes who person Any 24. (repealed) (2) The auditors shall audit the financial statementsprepared under section19(2) and 21. Chancellor the to Report The University shall not later than6months after the end of a financial year, or such longer (a) a report on the activities of the University; (b) 19(2); section under prepared statements financial the of copies (c) a copy of theauditors' report made under section 20(2). 21A. Statutes Statutes 21A. The Council may make statutes for the administration of the University and for matters that 22. (repealed) 23. Unauthorized use of title (1) No person shall incorporate or form, or (a) purports falsely or holdsitself out be: to (b) Kong” Hong of University “City title the uses mislead, or deceive to intent with

as the Senate shall determine from time to to time from determine shall Senate as the s Professors, Honorary Professors, Visiting Professors, Honorary s Professors, nd research staff of the University appointed appointed University the of staff nd research 16 on Academic and Equivalent Administrative Staff terms of service; service; of terms Staff Administrative and Equivalent Academic on an year, academic of such part means ‘semester’ time; at be shall ‘Chairlady’ ‘Chair’, ‘Chairperson’, example for terms, alternative of Use neutral. the absolute discretion of the person chairing the meeting; assigned; be may grades which service; of terms temporary on appointed those excluding Emeritu and excludes range, salary professorial Professors; and Adjunct Professors registered; are students which into University Senate; the by as approved University the of awards academic other ‘Senate’, ‘Faculty’, shall have respectively the same meaning as they have in the Ordinance; in a Statute. inclusion for provides Ordinance that the matters and for University considering of purpose the for Board Management and the Senate, the Council, the from Statutes. existing revise to or Statutes, new make to proposals Statutes of the University Statute 1: Interpretation theseIn Statutes, unless the context otherwise requires: 1. a teaching full-time the means staff’ ‘Academic 2. ‘Academic year’ means such period not exceeding twelve consecutive months, and months, consecutive 2. twelve exceeding not such period means year’ ‘Academic 3. as taken be gender shall word and the a meeting chairs who person any means ‘Chairman’ 4. for and registered are students which into instruction of units basic the means ‘Course’ University the 5. of employment full-time in the is who person any means staff’ of ‘Member 6. Ordinance; Kong Hong of University City the means ‘Ordinance’ 7. Kong; Hong of Polytechnic City means ‘Polytechnic’ 8. the within University the of a Professor as appointed person any means (Chair)’ ‘Professor 9. the of award a named to leading programme academic structured the means ‘Programme’ Statutes; these or Ordinance the to pursuant made 10. regulation any means ‘Regulation’ or degrees the to leading study of a programme on registered student any means 11. ‘Student’ ‘University’12. ‘Chancellor’, ‘Pro-Chancellor’, ‘Statutes’, ‘Court’, ‘Council’,‘Convocation’, Senate; by defined as bodies equivalent 13. includes faculties to Reference Senate; by as defined bodies equivalent includes 14. departments academic to Reference neutral; gender are 15. Statutes the throughout used Words and and vice-versa; plural, the 16. include shall singular in the Words Statutes. in the meaning same the have 17. shall Ordinance in the defined Words Statute 2: Making and Revision of the Statutes the of administration the 1. for Statutes make may Council the Ordinance, the Under 2. members of number an equal comprising Statutes on a Committee appoint shall Council The

Statutes of the University Congregations of the University. and on Chancellor the of authorization the on and who, Chancellor, the by determined duties the of any perform or powers the of any exercise may behalf, Chancellor’s the Ordinance. the by Chancellor the on imposed or conferred appointed Council the of members those among from Executive Chief the by appointed as functions such discharge shall and who Ordinance, the of 10(1)(f) subsection under Council. the by or Statute by determined be may Council. the by determined of exception the with Council, the by considered normally matter any on imminent not Ordinance; the by delegation from precluded are which matters for Council the to responsibility a general have and shall Council, the by or Statute maintaining and promoting the efficiency and good order of the University, and to the University; the of leadership academic the for Senate President. the for timemembers being; Statutes, must be passed by the votes of not less than three quarters of the members present and voting. and Pro-Chancellor. Chancellor the both of Ordinance. the by on University the imposed duties the of all perform and shall conferred powers to, or conducive or incidental or for, necessary are as things such all do to power have shall It out in set those and in particular objectives, University’s the of furtherance the with, connected Ordinance. the 7 of Section 3. The approval by the Council of any proposal to introduce new Statutes, or to revise existing 3. existing revise to or Statutes, new introduce to proposal any of Council the by approval The Statute 3: Principal Officers of the University 1. The following shall be the Principal Officers of the University: (1) The Chancellor, who, when present, shall preside at meetings of the Court and at (2) be to a term for Chancellor the by appointed be shall who Pro-Chancellor, The (3) be shall who Treasurer, and the Chairman, Deputy the Council, the of Chairman The (4) be as and may on such terms period such for appointed be shall who President, The 2. One of the Principal Officers shall preside at Congregations of the University in the absence 3. authority: the have shall Council the of Chairman The (1) is Council the of a meeting when Council the of behalf on action and take consider to (2) 4. President. Deputy and Acting President Acting appoint to The President shall: (1) by and supplemented Ordinance the by determined be may as duties such undertake (2) Vice of rank the and including up to staff of appointments make to authority have Council the Powers of 4: Statute 1. Council The is the supreme governing body of the University and, as such, may exercise all 2. to: power the have also shall Council The (1) a Pro-Chancellor; of appointment the Chancellor the to recommend (2) its of quarters than three less not by passed a resolution by President appoint the

18 rman of the Council, shall preside. preside. shall Council, the of rman

Statutes of the University members for the for timemembers being; Chairman; Council the to appointment such incompetence, inefficiency or other good cause, by resolution passed by not less than three quarters of its members for the time being; consequential or to incidental matter any with in connection or powers, or objectives upon the performance or exercise of the same; the by imposed restrictions to the subject committee, or person any to and duties power Ordinance; Statutes. the or Ordinance those who are members of the Court by virtue of any other clause of this Statute; Council. discharge the following in accordance with the terms of the relevant section of the Ordinance: Ordinance: the of section relevant the of terms the with in accordance following the discharge Chai the in his absence, or, Chancellor (4) appoint auditors. auditors. appoint (3) (4) authorize or ratify the affixing to documents of the Common Seal of the University; 3. also 1 may and Council the 2 in Sections out above, set powers particular the to addition In (1) its of quarters than three less not by passed resolutions by President a Deputy appoint (2) and delegate as necessary, President, Deputy an acting or President acting an appoint (3) misconduct, of grounds on President Deputy the or President the office from remove (4) University; the of employees as persons other appoint (5) make and execute any document in the performanceexercise or theof University’s (6) make Statutes; (7) fit; it thinks as purposes special or general any for committees and appoint create (8) its of any fit, it thinks as conditions or restrictions without or with writing, in delegate (9) Senate; the of recommendation the on bodies equivalent and other Faculties establish the by regulate to empowered it is which matters any Regulations by (10) for provide The Court 5: Statute 1. Ordinance. the of 8A Section it under to assigned functions the discharge shall Court The 2. The membership of the Court shall comprise: (a) University; the of Officers Principal the (b) equivalent; and their Deans the Vice-Presidents, the President, Deputy the (c) the Members of the Council; (d) the Members of the Senate; (e) Convocation; of Chairman the (f) Chancellor; the by and appointed Court the by nominated members five (g) not than more 12 Convocation of members among from its elected other members, than (h) the of recommendation the on Chancellor, the by appointed than 20 members, more not 3. President. the by appointed be shall Court the to Secretary The 4. The Chancellor shall preside at meetings of the Court. the In absence of the Chancellor, the Pro-

in the academic standards and assure the the and assure standards academic the in soon thereafter as may be convenient, and such convenient, be as may thereafter soon 19

Statutes of the University other than honorary degrees or other honorary awards; awards; honorary other or degrees than honorary other arrangements make to University, the of awards to leading College) (the University City mainta to Board Academic College the with quality of these programmes and to decide, on behalf of Senate, the awards of Associate Associate of awards the Senate, of behalf on decide, and to programmes these of quality requirements; programme complete successfully who College the of students to Degree policies and to formulate University, in the work academic and other research study, accordingly; University; departments; academic of establishment the approve and to bodies, equivalent academic the to support resources of allocation the for and methodologies criteria the facilities; required of and operation development the and on University, the of work University; the of awards, and honorary degree they are members of the Court. election. eligible for re-appointment. persons appointed shall normally hold office for the unexpired term of the person replaced. replaced. person the of term unexpired the for office hold normally shall appointed persons Court. the to Secretary to time. at any a meeting convene meetings. considered being on matters information supplementary providing of purpose the for Court the part of form they shall nor vote, to right the have not shall persons Such meeting. the by meeting. the for required quorum 5. which of virtue by office the hold they as long so members as continue shall members officio Ex 6. re- for eligible be and shall years three for office hold shall 2(g) Section under elected Members 7. be and shall years three for office hold shall and (h) 2(f) Section under appointed Members 8. as or occur as they filled be shall Vacancies 9. member of the Any Court other than an ex officio member may resign in writing addressed may Chancellor the although year, academic in each once at least meet shall Court The 10. 11.One-fourth of the membership of the Court for the timequorum beinga shallfor form 12. The President may require any member of the University to be present at a meeting of the The Senate 6: Statute 1. power: the have shall Senate the Ordinance, the of provisions the to Subject (1) University the of awards academic and other degrees of award the on decisions make to (2) with respect to Associate Degree programmes offered by the Community College of (3) plan, to approve, develop, maintain, regulate and promote all teaching, programmes of (4) to approve the discontinuation of any programme of study; (5) the of work educational the to relevant is which matter any on Council the advise to (6) and other Faculties of establishment the on Council the to recommendations make to (7) on appropriate, as Council, the or Board Management the to recommendations make to (8) University; the of a student as admission for requirements the prescribe to (9) than honorary other awards, academic of conferment the for conditions the regulate to

office holders in an equivalent body of the the of body in an equivalent holders office 20

Statutes of the University an academic award conferred by the University or the Polytechnic and/or to revoke any any revoke to and/or Polytechnic the or University the by conferred award academic an granted; certification Ordinance; report; reference of terms their approve and to Senate, the on conferred powers the discharging and membership; 17 in Section out set Senate the of purposes the further to or Council the by Senate the Ordinance. the of as are determined by the Senate; University as are determined by the Senate; their among and from by elected Senate, the by determined as University the of body appropriate; as body, equivalent or in that department number University; the (10) by conducted and assessments examinations all regulate to (11) grounds; academic on study of programme a student’s terminate to (12) deprive, to reasonsfor which the Senate shall deem to be good cause, any graduate of University; in the students of (13) and discipline welfare the on President the advise to awards; similar and other (14) prizes bursaries, scholarships, of institution the regulate to the of 10(1) Section in for provided as Council, the of (15) membership to nominate to Council; the by Senate the to referred be may which matter any on Council the advise to (16) (17) necessary; as Council the to report to and consideration for body an equivalent or Board a Faculty to (18) matter any refer to of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working committees, appoint to (19) on conferred and duties powers the discharge to action (20) necessary all take to generally 2. The Senate shall comprise: (1) Vice-Presidents; chairman; the be shall who President, the the (2) (3) the Deputy President; (4) the Chief Information Officer; (5) Extension); (CityU Director Executive the (6) University the of body in an equivalent holders office and such Faculties, of Deans the (7) the Dean of School of Graduate Studies; (8) Students; of Dean the (9) University; City of College Community the of Principal the (10) such or departments academic of Heads the Librarian; the members; (11) otherwise not are who (Chair) Professors all (12) Education; (13) and Professional Continuing of School the of Director the equivalent or department academic each of staff academic (14) full-time the of member one

. Members shall receive advance notice of any any of notice advance receive shall . Members 21

Statutes of the University University Calendar University be equivalent to a faculty, elected by and from among their number in that school; in that school; number their among and from by elected a faculty, to equivalent be of the University; University; the of plan; and control, financial and safety, security accommodation, students, staff, concerning any with such policies of integration the account into taking relations, external policies; academic Council; the and report; consideration for committees and other offices; administrative from President, the by directed and, as Board Management and maintained; issued is University in the and bodies positions respective the Senate. Senate. the Presidentor by a majority of its members for the time being. The dates of Ordinary meetings in the specified be shall Special meeting. Board the particular In University. the of management the to relating matters on President will assist the President: to Senate the by as defined school each of (15) staff academic full-time the of member one (16) Union; Students’ the by nominated students two Association. (17) Postgraduate CityU the by nominated student postgraduate one 3. President. the by appointed be shall Senate the of Secretary The 4. of at a meeting a quorum form shall being time the for members of number the of half One the by 5. determined as frequently more or semester, each once least at meet shall Senate The Statute 7: The Management Board Board The Management 7: Statute 1. the to assistance provide to Council the by established be shall Board Management The (a) structure management internal the regarding Council the to recommendations make to (b) the of implementation the and monitor University the for plan a strategic develop to (c) matters administrative to relating appropriate, as policies, and update formulate to (d) matters; allocation and resource budgeting all oversee to (e) to plan, co-ordinate and oversee all new activities of the University; (f) 2. and responsibilities: powers following the have procedures. shall Board and monitoring Management evaluation The performance oversee to (a) investments; University’s the to relating information receive to (b) University; the by undertaken projects capital on information receive to (c) Council; the by Board the to referred be may which matter any on Council the advise to (d) of committees for procedure of rules the on Council the to recommendations make to (e) to report to the Council as necessary; (f) its and/or equivalent Board a Faculty Senate, the to as appropriate, matter, any refer to (g) to receive reports on a regular basis, as appropriate, from committees of the (h) of and accountabilities responsibilities authorities, delegated of that a manual ensure to

bodies as defined under departments of the Faculty on the the on Faculty the of departments of academic departments of the Faculty, as Faculty, the of departments academic of 22 ies or equivalent ies or equivalent

Statutes of the University implementation of Academic Regulations; Regulations; Academic of implementation Faculty; in the study of programmes of in respect conducted study planned to be introduced in the Faculty and for the discontinuation of existing existing of discontinuation the and for Faculty in the introduced be to planned study programmes of study; Senate; the to annually thereon and reporting Graduate of Board the through annually thereon and reporting Faculty, in the Senate; the to Studies to equivalent, be deemed qualifications of identification the including Faculty, in the or appropriate, for entry; Statute 6, section 1(6) appropriate, on all matters pertaining to the planning, development, implementation implementation development, planning, the to pertaining matters all on appropriate, Faculty; the of work academic the of and monitoring through: in particular Faculty, in the standards discharging the powers conferred on the Board by the Council and to agree their terms terms their agree and to Council the by Board the on conferred powers the discharging and membership. reference of shall have the power: power: the have shall more than half of the substantive members are represented by staff discharging their office office their discharging staff by represented are members substantive the than of half more basis. an acting on temporarily the (f) establishment of Examination Boards tothe review results assessmentsof Faculty, in the study of programmes undergraduate of review and monitoring the (b) programmes postgraduate and taught studies research of review and (c) monitoring the study of programmes to particular entry for requirements minimum the on (d) deciding academic of Heads the to guidance (e) 8(A): 8(A): Faculties of the Boards The 1. Board a Faculty Senate, the by established and priorities procedures policies, the Within (1) Heads or Dean, Senate, the advise to (2) academic of and monitoring maintenance establishment, the for to responsible be (a) thesubmission of proposals to the Senate for approval of all programmes new of (i) of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working committees, appoint to 3. comprise: shall Board Management The (a) Vice-Presidents; chairman; the be shall who President, the (b)the (c) the Deputy President; (d) bodies; equivalent or Faculties of Deans the (e) the Dean of School of Graduate Studies; (f) Students; of Dean the (g) 4. if held be shall meeting No a quorum. form shall being time the for such members heads the of or other half One members of staff as determined by the President. Facult the of The Boards 8: Statute

me academic staff, other than the ex officio officio ex than the other staff, academic me 23 aculty, who shall be the chairman; chairman; the be shall who aculty, Statutes of the University respective Faculty, if any; any; if Faculty, respective study planned to be introduced in the School and for the discontinuation of existing existing of discontinuation the and for School in the introduced be to planned study programmes of study; Senate; the to annually thereon and reporting Graduate of Board the through annually thereon and reporting School, in the Senate; the to Studies members, of each academic department of the Faculty, elected by and from the full- the and from by elected Faculty, the of department academic each of members, that department; of staff academic time or offices support and academic Library, the of staff the of or concerned, Faculty the be shall office or centre or department that no such Board, the by appointed centres, represented by more than one member; in that department; students of work academic the of and monitoring implementation development, planning, the School; the through: in particular School, in the standards to the Faculty; Faculty; the to Faculty; the of work and research academic the of in support and/or objectives its Faculty; the of Dean or President Senate, the time. to time from Senate the Faculty Board. Board. Faculty the power: the have shall School, in the study of programmes undergraduate of and review monitoring the (b) programmes postgraduate and taught studies research of review and (c) monitoring the (6) outside departments academic of staff academic full-time the of members four to two (7) the and from by elected Faculty the of department academic each from student one 3. Board. the to Secretary the be shall Secretary Faculty The 4. of at a meeting a quorum form shall being time the for members of number the of half One 8(B): of Law School of the Board The 1. Board School the Senate, the by established and priorities procedures policies, the Within (1) advise to theSenate Dean of theor School, as appropriate, on all matters pertaining to (2) academic of and monitoring maintenance establishment, the for to responsible be (a) thesubmission of proposals to the Senate for approval of all programmes new of (2) the of Deans Associate the (3) Faculty; the of departments academic of Heads the (4) all (Chair) Professors are not who otherwise members; (5) the full-ti of members than three less not (3) pertaining awards and similar bursaries scholarships, prizes, of recipients determine to (4) to establish such committees as the Board deems appropriate to assist in the exercise of (5) to it by referred be may which matters all on recommendations and make consider to (6) to it the by assigned be as may and powers responsibilities additional such exercise to 2. comprise: shall Faculties the of Boards The (1) the Dean of the respective F

Statutes of the University in the School, including the identification of qualifications deemed to be equivalent, equivalent, be to deemed qualifications of identification the including School, in the or appropriate, for entry; School. in the study of programmes of in respect conducted to the School; School; the to School; the of work academic the of in support and/or objectives its School; the of Dean or President Senate, the time. to time from Senate Library, than the other centres or offices support academic of staff the of or Law, of represented be shall office or centre or department that no such Board, the by appointed than more by member; one years and including a representative from various segments of the legal profession, Aid Legal the Department, Legal the Judiciary, the solicitors, barristers, namely may Board the as organizations other and such Council, Consumer the and Department time; to time from determine University Library; of work academic the of and monitoring implementation development, planning, the School; the through: in particular School, in the standards the Board of the School of Law. power: the have shall (4) to establish such committees as the Board deems appropriate, to assist in the exercise of (5) to it by referred be may which matters all on recommendations and make consider to (6) to it the by assigned be as may and powers responsibilities additional such exercise to 2. The Board of the School shall of Law comprise: (1) chairman; the be shall who School, the of Dean the (2) any; if Dean(s), Associate (3) School; the of staff academic full-time all (4) School the outside departments of staff academic full-time the of members four to two (5) two of a term for Law of School the of Board the by appointed members seven up to the (6) of Section Law the of in charge staff Library University the of member the (7) 3. Law. of School the of students the and from by elected students four The School Secretary shall be the Secretary to the Board of the School of Law. 4. of at a meeting a quorum form shall being time the for members of number the of half One 8(C): Media of Creative School of the Board The 1. Board School the Senate, the by established and priorities procedures policies, the Within (1) advise to theSenate Dean of theor School, as appropriate, on all matters pertaining to (2) academic of and monitoring maintenance establishment, the for to responsible be Regulations; Academic of (e) implementation the on Dean the to guidance the (f) establishment of Examination Boards tothe review results assessmentsof (3) pertaining awards and similar bursaries scholarships, prizes, of recipients determine to study of programmes to particular entry for requirements minimum the on (d) deciding

Statutes of the University study planned to be introduced in the School and for the discontinuation of existing existing of discontinuation the and for School in the introduced be to planned study programmes of study; Senate; the to annually thereon and reporting School, Graduate of Board the through annually thereon and reporting School, in the Senate; the to Studies equivalent, be to deemed qualifications of identification the including School, in the or appropriate, for entry; School. in the study of programmes of in respect conducted to the School; School; the to School; the of work academic the of in support and/or objectives its of exercise School; the of Dean or President Senate, the time. to time from Senate by appointed centres, or offices support academic of staff the of or Media, Creative of more by represented be shall office or centre or department that no such Board, the than member; one Procedures governing all postgraduate programmes and studies; the Board of the School of Creative Media. general oversight of the Senate, the Board of Graduate Studies shall: (4) to establish such committees as the School Board deems appropriate, to assist in the (5) to it by referred be may which matters all on recommendations and make consider to to it the assigned by be may as and powers responsibilities additional such exercise to (6) 2. The Board of the School of Creative Media shall comprise: (1) chairman; the be shall who School, the of Dean the (2) any; if Dean(s), Associate (3) School; the of staff academic full-time all (4) School the outside departments of staff academic full-time the of members four to two (5) Media. 3. Creative of School the of students the and from by elected students four up to The School Secretary shall be the Secretary to the Board of the School of Creative Media. 4. of at a meeting a quorum form shall being time the for members of number the of half One Studies Graduate of Board 9: Statute 1. the to and subject Senate the by established and priorities procedures policies, the Within and Rules Regulations, (1) Academic the on recommendations and make review (2) work; postgraduate to pertaining policy and review monitor implement, develop, in the programmes degree and bachelor’s associate of and review monitoring the (b) programmes postgraduate and taught studies research of review and (c) monitoring the study of programmes to particular entry for requirements minimum the on (d) deciding Regulations; Academic of (e) implementation the on Dean the to guidance the (f) establishment of Examination Boards tothe review results assessmentsof (3) pertaining awards and similar bursaries scholarships, prizes, of recipients determine to (a) thesubmission of proposals to the Senate for approval of all programmes new of

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Statutes of the University referred to it by the Council and to make recommendations to the Council; Council; the to recommendations make and to Council the it by to referred and Panels for all postgraduate programmes on the implementation of regulations and regulations of implementation the on programmes postgraduate all for Panels and to relating recommendations and approve necessary where cases on individual Senate; the of behalf on examinations programmes; postgraduate year; the and membership. reference of terms their and approve duties, its discharging Committee; Studies Graduate Faculty each from appointed members two Committee; Studies Graduate School each from appointed member one CityU the with in consultation Board the by appointed Association, Postgraduate Associatiaon. Postgraduate University; and the Convocation term shall be one year. The membership in categories 6 to 8 above shall allow for for allow shall 8 above 6 to in categories membership The year. one be shall term continuity. ensure to periods overlapping Board. objectives: (6) (7) (3) matter any including University the of development the to relating matter any discuss to (4) University. the of and activities objectives the promote to (3) programmes; postgraduate all of standards academic and maintain establish (4) Boards Examination and the Boards Faculty/School to and advice guidance provide new (5) of introduction the for Senate the to recommendations and make advise (6) during business Board’s to the relating matters on Senate the to report an annual submit (7) Senate; the it by to referred be may which matter any on Senate the advise (8) of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working appoint sub-committees, 2. The membership of the Board shall comprise: (1) the Dean of School of Graduate Studies who shall be the Chairman; (2) members; and from by elected be shall Chairman Deputy the (3) the Deputy President/Vice-President (Academic Affairs); (4) Committee; Research Senate’s the of Chairman the (5) Committees; Studies Graduate Faculty/School of Chairmen (8) Senate; the and by from appointed members five (9) three postgraduate students, one of whom is to be the President of the CityU 3. The period of office of members shall be two years, except for members in category 9 whose 4. the to secretary the be shall Studies Graduate of School of Dean the by appointed person A The Convocation 10: Statute 1. following the have shall Convocation the Ordinance, in the provisions to the Subject (1) the and between Convocation the of members among relationship the to strengthen (2) to promote good relations between the University and the general

Statutes of the University in accordance with the Academic Regulations as approved by the Senate, shall be a member a member be shall Senate, the by as approved Regulations Academic the with in accordance Convocation. the of by the University shall be members of the Convocation. Convocation. the of Secretary resign from membership of the Convocation. Vice- or Chairman retiring A years. two of a period for office hold respectively shall Chairman shall be eligible for re-election. shall elected so person The vacancy. the fill to meeting general annual next at the members hold office for the remainder of the term. Chairman. and reference of terms their approve and to fit, it thinks as purposes special or general membership. determine.may being after and office from retirement on University the of (Chair) Professor any upon employedin the service theof University for not less than ten years, of which at least five has Senate the of opinion in the and who (Chair), Professor a full-time as been have shall field. academic his chosen to contribution a distinguished made they addition, In occasion. official or ceremonial any on University the of (Chair) Professors facilities office for apply to eligible and be facilities, University use to right the have shall University. the within other body of the University, or to exercise any administrative or executive functions, except Statute. in this specified as the University’s behalf, either in Hong Kong or elsewhere. 2. Polytechnic, the or University the by granted award an academic of receipt on graduate Each 3. conferred been have titles the whom on recipients award and honorary Professors Emeritus the by 4. kept be shall Convocation the of members all of names the containing register A 5. Convocation the of to Secretary the in notice writing giving by time at any may member A 6. who and a Chairman a Vice-Chairman elect members, its own from shall, Convocation The 7. its of one elect shall Convocation the Chairman, the of office in the vacancy any of case In the of 8. duties the perform Chairman, the of absence in the shall, Vice-Chairman The 9. any for committees appoint may Convocation the Statute, and this Ordinance the to Subject as it times and at such other year calendar in each once at least meet 10. shall Convocation The meetings. for a quorum form shall 11. Convocation the of members Thirty President. the by appointed be shall Convocation 12. the of Secretary The Statute 11: Emeritus Professors 1. On the recommendation of the Senate, the Council may confer the title of Emeritus Professor 2. before in rank precedence and shall Convocation, of members be shall Professors Emeritus any of 3. a member be to that title, of virtue by solely entitled, be not shall Professors Emeritus 4. Emeritus Professors may be requested to represent the University, or to carry out duties on

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Statutes of the University City University of Hong Kong; Kong; Hong of University City institutions; educational other of degrees undergraduate Degree programmes of the City University of Hong Kong; community. the of benefit Honorary Doctor of Laws Honorary Doctor of Letters Honorary Doctor of Science Honorary Doctor of Social Science Honorary Doctor of Business Administration Honorary Doctor of Engineering (Hon DBA) recommendation of the Honorary Awards Committee. Committee. Awards Honorary the of recommendation (2). section under conferred learning, to the development of the University, or to the well-being of society in general. be shall It award. the of title and the recipient the of name full the record and shall in English authenticated by the signature of the Chancellor of the University, the Chairman of the President. and the Council Register of Honorary Awards. They Convocation. the of members be and shall occasions, ceremonial on University the of shall also have the right to use all University facilities. guarantee. by limited as a company University the of Executive Committee of the Council of the University. 2. University: the of name in the awards honorary following the confer may Chancellor The be to awards 3. honorary the of which determine shall Committee Awards Honorary The to contributions 4. distinctive be shall doctorate an honorary of award the for criteria The 5. and in Chinese be shall Chancellor the by conferred award an honorary of Certification The 6. in the name his sign shall Chancellor the by conferred award an honorary of recipient The 7. Professors Emeritus the before in precedence rank shall awards honorary such of holders The City of College The Community 13: Statute College”) “the 1. Council the by established be shall College) (the University City of College Community The 2. The Objects of the College shall be: (a) the of Degree Associate the of award the to leading programmes educational provide to (b) of award to the leading programmes educational mode and mixed full-time provide to (c) Associate to requirements entry the fulfill which programmes educational provide to the for awards, (d)) to formal not leading or whether study, of programmes other provide to 3. Members of the College shall be the City University of Hong Kong, and the members of the 4. Members. the by appointed College the of Management of a Board be shall There Statute 12: Honorary Awards and Award Holders Holders and Award Awards Honorary 12: Statute Chancellor the by 1. conferred be may awards Honorary

Statutes of the University University run by the College and for deciding on the awards for students studying studying students for awards the on deciding and for College the by run University these programmes; programmes subject to the agreement of the Board of Management of the College; entry; graduation; for and requirements students, of assessment including: including: affairs. financial its managing for responsible fit. it thinks as purposes Degree Associate award-bearing CityU the of management academic the for responsibility programmes offered by the College. 5. for: responsible be shall Management of Board The (a) College; the of direction strategic the determining (b) determining its management structure; (c) matters; and business contractual its overseeing (d) College; the of and operations management the on Principal the advising (e) 6. than 10 than 6 and members not more fewer not comprise shall ensuring Management of that Board the The operation of the is College consistent with its self-financing status. (a) University; the of Council the of a member be shall who Chairman the (b) University; the of President Deputy the be shall who Vice-Chairman the (c) University; the of Council of members be not may or may who members external two (d) the Director of Finance of the University; (e) 7. College; the of Members the by necessary where appointed be shall the Principal members new of the Any College. 8. “Director of Finance” should be interpreted as the senior staff memberthe of University 9. specific or general any for committees and appoint create shall Management of Board The Management. of Board the by established College the of 10. Board an Academic be shall There for: 11. responsible be shall Board Academic The (a) the of programmes Degree Associate the and maintaining developing planning, (b) College; at the teaching the and regulating directing (c) regulating the admission of persons to the approved programmes run by the College; (d) full takes Senate, University the from authority delegated the under Board, 12. Academic The University. the of awards the to leading examinations the regulating 13. The delegation covers: (a) of and discontinuation and enrolments, intakes plans, student academic approving (b) standard at academic an appropriate and maintaining requirements entrance approving (c) programmes; new of curriculum the approving (d) approving changes to programmes; (e) study, of programmes through progress student for regulations academic approving

s made to the academic policies of the the of policies academic the to s made 30

Statutes of the University quality of programmes of study; study; of programmes of quality completing their programmes. among their number in that Division; Division; quality assurance principles, policies and practices consistent with those of the University, University, the of those with consistent and practices policies principles, assurance quality of development the include should which Senate to report an annual of submission the and change and any programmes Degree Associate the College. quality. to as satisfied not if authorization its rescind necessary, and, if programmes each once at least meet shall Board Academic The members. student the for year one of members. its of a majority by or Principal, the by determined as frequently more or semester Onehalfthe of number membersof shall form the quorum at a meeting of the Academic Board. the of Council the to Report Financial submit its and Annual audited shall operations University. giving details of the activities of the College. (f) and standards academic the of assurance the for and policies principles establishing (g) successfully students for Degree Associate of awards Senate, of on behalf deciding, to subscribing College the upon conditional is Senate from authority of delegation The 14. 15. The Senate reserves the right to conduct periodic academic audits on the Associate Degree Degree audits on academic Associate the periodic conduct to right the 15. reserves Senate The follows: as be shall 16. Board Academic the of constitution The (a) Chairman; the be shall who Principal, the (b) all Heads of Divisions; (c) Senate; of Secretary (d) Secretary of Quality Assurance Committee; (e) from and by elected Division each of staff academic full-time the of members two (f) that in number their among and from by elected Division, each from student one (g) Principal. the by appointed be shall Board Academic 17. the of Secretary The University. the of units support academic from members three up to members. additional co-opt to power the 18. have shall Board Academic The and a term members, and nominated staff elected for years two be shall office of 19. terms The its for accounts financial maintains College that the ensure shall 20. Management of Board The University the of Council the to Report an Annual submit shall 21. Management of Board The

iii) and 10(2)(a)(i): 10(2)(a)(i): and iii) 10(2)(a)(ii): and iii) 10(2)(a)(iii): and iii) 31

FICE KCMG, GBS, BBS, JP GBS, JP Dean, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Social Sciences of Humanities Faculty Dean, of Science and Engineering Faculty Dean, School of Law Dean, Professor Edmond Ko Inq-ming Inq-ming Ko Edmond Professor Dean, Faculty of Business of Business Faculty Dean, Chan Lai-kow Professor Professor Michael Ian Holliday Chan Chi-hou Professor Malanczuk Peter Professor Vacant Sir Gordon Wu Ying-sheung, Ying-sheung, Wu Gordon Sir Shui-ming, Chung Mr Ching-fai Or Raymond Mr Chang,Professor H K GBS, JP President Deputy Shuk-yin Tong David Professor Vice-Presidents Yuk-shan, Wong Professor Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(d): Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(e): The Council the Council of Membership Chairman Appointed under University Ordinance sections 10(1)(f)( Deputy Chairman Appointed under University Ordinance sections 10(1)(f)( Treasurer Appointed under University Ordinance sections 10(1)(f)( President Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(a): Members Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(b): Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(c): iii): iii): 32

The Council

BBS, JP JP Mrs Freda Ho Yu Chau-ngor Dr Dennis Sun Tai-lun, Tai-lun, Sun Dennis Dr Ms Ann Chiang Lai-wan Lai-wan Chiang Ann Ms Mr Herman Hu Shao-ming, SBS Ping-cheung, Lau Hon The Kwok-jing Jack Lee Mr Wing-tai Leung Dr Kai-yin Lo Ms Yu-pok Wong Marina Ms Randall David Professor Mak Hoi-wah Mr of the Convocation Chairman Vacant Union of the Students’ President Mr Kelvin Chan Ka-wang Mr Michael Ying Lee-yuen Mr Edward Cheng Wai-sun Wai-sun Cheng Edward Mr BBS, JP Wing-shing, Chow Vincent Mr Mr Karl Kwok Chi-leung Lai-kuen Kun Lau Stella Mrs Mr John Luen-wai, Lee Tzar-kai Li Richard Mr Mr John Dockerill Dockerill John Mr Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(g): Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(h): Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(i): Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(j): Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(f)( Appointed under University Ordinance section 10(1)(f)(ii): Council to Secretary

33 reports and papers before they are presented to the full Council; Council; full the to presented are they before and papers reports of exception the with Council, the by considered normally matter any on imminent, not be shall action Such Ordinance. the by delegation from precluded are which matters reported at the next regular meeting of the Council; where Council the to recommendations make and to President, and Deputy President and appropriate; Council. the Council; the by set directions and strategic mission 1.2 is Council the of a meeting when Council, the of behalf on action and take consider To 1.3 of post the to personal matters contractual all with Council the of on behalf deal To 1.4 of committees any or Council the it by to referred matters any on Council the advise To Constitution 2. Chairman Council the of Chairman Members Officers of the University Treasurer Council the of Chairman Deputy President above in the included Committee unless Chairmen Committee Standing Audit Committee Finance Committee Relations Community Human Committee Resources Strategic Development Committee Secretary Council to Secretary 1.2 University; the of procedures agreed the with compliance monitor To 1.3 appropriate; as audits money for value commission To Council Committees Executive Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 committee consider to and Council of committees standing the of work the review To Committee Audit 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 To monitor the executive decisions of the management of the University in relation to the 34

Council Committees reports and findings; and findings; reports accounts; University the audit of financial annual the and irregularities; financial community; community; University; 1.5 and to oversee Auditors of appointment the on Council the to recommendations make To 1.6 and other fraud any and to investigate prevent to in place are procedures proper ensure To 1.7 University. the of policies management risk the regularly review To Constitution 2. Chairman Council of member Lay Members Council of members lay Five attendance In Director of Finance Audit Internal Head, Secretary Council to Secretary 1.2 the in University the of “image” a positive in establishing management the assist To 1.3 the of graduates the of employers potential with communication of channels establish To 1.4 and University; the of work the support to funds raise to campaigns initiate To 1.5 University. the of behalf on donations seek To Constitution 2. Chairman Council of member Lay Members President Council of President members lay Four Deputy One staff representative on Council Council on representative Student 1.4 Unit’s the review and to Unit Audit Internal the of plan work annual the approve To Committee Relations Community 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 the to University the of and achievements work the communicate to strategies approve To l the annual audited Financial Reports of the the of Reports Financial audited annual the l 35

Council Committees University and its subsidiary companies; companies; subsidiary and its University performance; their monitor and to consultants arrangements superannuation any of and management organization the for responsible Council; by agreed effectiveness; and University. the of work and development Vice-President (Administration) (Administration) attendance In Vice-President Education) (Undergraduate Vice-President Office Relations and Alumni Development of Director Communications of Director Secretary Council to Secretary Finance Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 expenditure; recurrent for budgets annual the Council, to recommend To 1.2 approva Council’s for and submit prepare To 1.3 financial and other managers fund of appointment the Council to recommend To 1.4 be and to schemes superannuation the of management Trustees’ of Board the monitor To 1.5 their monitor and to University the of mechanisms control financial the approve To 1.6 research the of results the to exploit companies “spin-off” of establishment the approve To Constitution 2. Chairman Treasurer Members President Council of President members lay Four Deputy One staff representative on Council (Administration) attendance In Vice-President Director of Finance Secretary Council to Secretary 36

Council Committees including honorary degrees, in the name of the University; and University; the of name in the degrees, honorary including various categories of staff in the University; 1.2 conferred. be to awards honorary of titles individual the determine To Constitution 2. Chairman Council the of Chairman Members Members of the Executive Committee Senate the by nominated staff academic Two Secretary Council to Secretary 1.3 To approve the procedures for the appointment of employees of the University; 1.4 performance; staff of evaluation the for and policies procedures approve To 1.5 and University; the of procedures disciplinary the approve To 1.6 schemes. departure and voluntary redundancy for procedures Council to recommend To Constitution 2. Chairman Council of member Lay Members Council of President members lay Four Deputy President One staff representative on Council (Administration) attendance In Vice-President Director of Human Resources Secretary Council to Secretary Honorary Awards Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 awards, honorary of conferment the for to Chancellor the recommendations make To Human Resources Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 University; the of policies planning manpower the Council to recommend To 1.2 the for packages and remuneration service of conditions the Council to recommend To (f) of the 37

Council Committees for approval; and approval; for Statutes. the to modifications consideration; campuses; University and structure of the University; is resources these of deployment that the ensure and to funding, and capital recurrent both and University; the of objectives strategic the with consistent etc. consultancy, education, continuing University Ordinance Ordinance University 1.2 of a result as required Ordinance University City to the changes any propose To Constitution 2. Chairman 10(1) section under appointed those amongst from Council the of member A 1.2 approval; Council’s the for plan strategic draft the prepare to President the with work To 1.3 To work with the President to prepare the master plan for the development of the 1.4 Together with the President, to review, from time to time, the organisational philosophy 1.5 University; the within allocation resource for methodology the formulate To 1.6 University; the within delegation of levels the Council the to recommend To 1.7 resources, of deployment overall term long the Council, to and recommend review, To 1.8 including University, the of activities outreach the of development the for plans review To Constitution 2. Chairman Council the of Chairman Deputy Committee on Statutes 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 Council to additions or changes any recommend and to Statutes University the review To Strategic Development Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 To prepare and review the mission and core values of the University for the Council’s Members One Council member Senate members Two Secretary members Board Management Two Council to Secretary 38

Council Committees student employment and graduate employment; employment; and graduate employment student community; Kong Hong the with liaison appropriate and activities; counselling Committee. Advisory graduate employment, namely: namely: employment, graduate Managers Personnel preferably Ordinance University the of 10(1)(f) 1.2 maintaining by graduates University’s the for opportunities employment promote To 1.3 careers on appropriate, as Services, Development Student and the President the advise To 1.4 the of activities the on Senate the and to Council the to report an annual present To Constitution 2. Chairman commerce/industry from figure prominent A Members with concerned bodies public designated of a number of each from representative One Members Treasurer President Council of President members lay Four Deputy Council on representative staff Senate Council on representative Student (Administration) attendance In Vice-President Education) (Undergraduate Vice-President Secretary Council to Secretary Advisory Committee for Graduate Employment 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 to relating on matters appropriate, as Senate, and the Council the President, the advise To Bureau Service Civil Government, Kong Hong Kong Hong of Federation Employers’ Industries Kong Hong of Federation Commerce of Chamber General Kong Hong Service Social of Council Kong Hong Kong Hong of Association Manufacturers’ Chinese Chinese General Chamber of Commerce capacity, personal in their invited and commerce, industry local from individuals five to Up Management Resource Human of Institute Kong Hong section under appointed those amongst from selected Council University the of member A Association Alumni Kong Hong of University City from representative A University Polytechnic Kong Hong The Affairs, Student of Director 39

Council Committees Senate Development Services Services Development namely: staff, University Seven President (Deputy Chairman of the Committee) the by and appointed President the by nominated Departments, of Heads academic Three Students of Dean Services Development Student of Director Union Students’ the by nominated students Two (Counselling) Services Development Student of Director Associate Association Postgraduate CityU the by nominated student postgraduate One Secretary Student of Director the by nominated Services Development Student the of member A

40 other than honorary degrees or other honorary awards; awards; honorary other or degrees than honorary other with arrangements to make University, the of awards to leading College) (the University of quality the and assure standards academic the maintain to Board Academic College the to Degree Associate of awards the Senate, of behalf on decide, and to programmes these requirements; programme complete successfully who College the of students policies formulate and to University, in the work academic and other research study, accordingly; University; departments; academic of establishment the approve and to bodies, equivalent academic the support to resources of allocation the for and methodologies criteria the facilities; required of and operation development the and on University, the of work University; the of awards, and honorary degree any revoke to and/or Polytechnic the or University the by conferred award academic granted; certification Ordinance; 1.2 City of College Community the by offered programmes Degree Associate to respect with 1.3 of programmes teaching, all and promote regulate maintain, develop, to plan, approve, 1.4 study; of programme any of discontinuation the approve to 1.5 the of work educational the to relevant is which matter any on Council the to advise 1.6 and other Faculties of establishment the on Council the to recommendations to make 1.7 on appropriate, as Council, the or Board Management the to recommendations make to 1.8 University; the of a student as admission for requirements the prescribe to 1.9 honorary than other awards, academic of conferment the for conditions the regulate to 1.10 University; the by conducted and assessments examinations all regulate to 1.11 grounds; academic on study of programme a student’s terminate to 1.12 todeprive, reasonsfor which the Senate shall deem to be good cause, any graduate of an 1.13 University; in the students of and discipline welfare the on President the advise to 1.14 awards; similar and other prizes bursaries, scholarships, of institution the regulate to the of 1.15 10(1) Section in for provided as Council, the of membership to nominate to 1.16 Council; the by Senate the to referred be may which matter any on Council the advise to 1.17 necessary; as Council the to report to 1.18 and report; consideration for body an equivalent or Board a Faculty to matter any refer to The Senate 1. Reference of Terms power: the have shall Senate the Ordinance, the of provisions the to Subject 1.1 University the of awards academic and other degrees of award the on decisions make to an equivalent body of the University as are are as University the of body an equivalent 41

The Senate the powers conferred on the Senate, and to approve their terms of reference and reference of terms their approve and to Senate, on the conferred powers the membership; 17 the out in of set Section Senate the of purposes the further to or Council the by Senate Ordinance. determined by the Senate Senate the by determined University as are determined by the Senate Senate the by determined are as University of the University as determined by the Senate, elected by and from among their number in number their among and from by elected Senate, the by determined as University the of appropriate. as body, equivalent or that department, in that school. number their among and from by elected a faculty, to equivalent Dean of the School of Graduate Studies Students of Dean University City of College Community the of Principal the of body in an equivalent holders such office or departments academic of Heads Librarian Professors All (Chair) who are not otherwise members Education and Professional Continuing of School the of Director Elected Members body equivalent or department, academic each of staff academic full-time the of member One 1.20 generally to take all necessary action to discharge the powers and duties conferred on the the on 1.20 conferred and duties powers the discharge to action necessary all take to generally Constitution 2. Chairman President Members Ex Officio President Deputy Vice-Presidents Chief Information Officer Extension) (CityU Director Executive in holders and such office Faculties, of Deans to be Senate the by as defined school each of staff academic full-time the of member One Nominated Members Union Students’ the by nominated students Two Association Postgraduate CityU the by nominated student postgraduate One Attendance In Director of the Admissions Office Centre Civilisation Chinese the of Director Director of Computing Services Services Development Student of Director Office Development Education the of Head Centre Language English the of Head Office Grants Research the of Head Board Management to Secretary Secretary President the by appointed be shall Senate the of Secretary The 1.19 discharging of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working committees, appoint to

42 policy affecting the University as a whole; as a whole; University the affecting policy University; the of work academic University; the of work students. of and assessment admission and the awards, of levels programmes, of submission to the Senate the University’s triennial academic development proposals, to to proposals, development academic triennial University’s the to Senate the submission approval. for Senate the to modifications recommend and to annually, proposals these review and membership. reference of terms their approve and to Committee, the of duties the 1.3 discharging of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working sub-committees, appoint To 1.4 decide. may Senate the as intervals at such Senate the to business its on report To Constitution 2. Chairman President Deputy Chairman Deputy members and from by Elected Members Ex Officio President Education) (Undergraduate Vice-President Students of Dean Dean of the School of Graduate Studies Faculty of Deans Dean of the School of Law Dean of the School of Creative Media Members Senate the and from by nominated members Three (Administration) Attendance In Vice-President Chief Information Officer Office and Records Regulations Academic the of Head Senate Committees Academic Policy Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 on: Senate the advise To 1.1.1 academic of matters those of and review monitoring implementation, development, the 1.1.2 the to support required resources of allocation the for and methodologies criteria the 1.1.3 academic the support to required facilities of and operation development the for policy 1.1.4 and structure design the for framework regulatory the on guidelines of formulation the 1.2 for prepare to Senate, the by agreed are as and procedures policies such of basis the On 43

Senate Committees Two members appointed from each Faculty Graduate Studies Committee Committee Studies Graduate Faculty each from appointed members Two Committee Studies Graduate School each from appointed member One Postgraduate Association, appointed by the Board in consultation with the CityU CityU the with in consultation Board the by appointed Association, Postgraduate Association Postgraduate governing all postgraduate programmes and studies; on and regulations of implementation the on programmes postgraduate all for Panels examinations to relating recommendations and approve necessary where cases individual Senate; the of behalf on programmes; year; the and membership. reference of terms their and approve duties, its (d) (e) 1.2 work; postgraduate to pertaining policy and review monitor implement, develop, 1.3 programmes; postgraduate all of standards academic and maintain establish 1.4 and Boards Examination and the Boards Faculty/School to and advice guidance provide 1.5 postgraduate new of introduction for Senate the to recommendations and make advise 1.6 during business Board’s to the relating matters on Senate the to report an annual submit 1.7 Senate; the it by to referred be may which matter any on Senate the advise 1.8 discharging of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working sub-committees, appoint Constitution 2. Chairman Dean of the School of Graduate Studies Chairman Deputy President members and from by Elected Members Deputy (a) Committee (b) Research of Chairman Committees Studies Graduate (c) Faculty/School of Chairmen Secretary Senate of Chairman the by nominated be shall Secretary The Board of Graduate Studies 1. Reference of Terms Subject to the general oversight1.1 of the Senate, the Board of Graduate Studies shall: and Procedures Rules Regulations, Academic the on recommendations and make review Secretary Studies Graduate of School the of Dean the by appointed person A Senate (f) the and by from appointed members Five Three postgraduate students, one of whom (g) is to bethe President theof CityU governing the provisioninformationof 44

Senate Committees respective Faculty/School Board. College. the of Board Academic the by nominated University services and technology in the University. University. in the and technology services the between communication and to facilitate Unit) Solutions Enterprise Centre, Services users. and their providers service technology provision in the University. and reference of terms their approve and to Committee, the of duties the discharging membership. In Attendance Attendance In Services Development Student of Director Office and Records Regulations Academic the of Head Office Grants Research the of Head membersperiodTheofficeshallof of be years, two except for members in category (g) whose term shall be one membership The year. in categories (d) to (f) above shall allow for overlapping continuity. ensure to periods Committee on Information Services and Technology 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 policies review under and keep determine To (b) City of College Community the of staff academic full-time the of member One (c) Board. Management the by nominated staff full-time the of members three to Up (d) Union. Students’ the by nominated members student undergraduate Two (e) Association. Postgraduate CityU the by nominated Secretary members student postgraduate Two Chairman the by appointed be shall Secretary The 1.2 To theoversee work of the major information services providers Computing (Library, 1.3 and services information to relating and matters issues special any on Senate the advise To 1.4 of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working sub-committees, appoint To 1.5 decide. may Senate the as intervals at such Senate the to business its on report To Constitution 2. Chairman Chief Information Officer Members Ex-officio Librarian Director of Computing Services Unit Solutions Enterprise the of Head Members (a) the by nominated Faculty/School each of staff academic full-time the of member One e of academic standards relating to teaching, teaching, to relating standards academic of e 45

Senate Committees or the chair or the chair’s nominee of the validation and monitoring committee of the Board. Faculty/School the by nominated Faculty/School learning and assessment in the University. and inlearning assessment the University. assurance quality Senate’s with in line and assessment learning teaching, of review and practices. policies principles, and reference of terms their approve and to Committee, the of duties the discharging membership. culture of quality assurance. assurance. quality of culture and in teaching, learning assurance assessment the University. of nominee. his/her or University City of College Community the of (b) Principal The Senate. the and from by nominated (c) members Three Union. Students’ the by nominated students (d) undergraduate Two Association. Postgraduate CityU the by nominated (e) student postgraduate One Attendance In Office Development Education the of Head Services Development Student of Director Secretary Assurance Quality of Coordinator of exception the with years two be shall and members Chairman the of office of period The student members whose term of office shall be one year. 1.4 peer and self-reflection promote to arrangements establish to Senate, the of behalf On 1.5 of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working sub-committees, appoint To 1.6 decide. may Senate the as intervals at such Senate the to business its on report To Constitution 2. Chairman President the by appointed academic senior A Chairman Deputy members and from by Elected Member Ex Officio Education) (Undergraduate Vice-President Members its or equivalent, committee and teaching learning the of (a) nominee chair’s the or chair The 1.2 quality the to relating and procedures policies principles, on Senate the advise To 1.3 maintenanc the in Senate assist the To Quality Assurance Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 a foster and to institution in the assurance quality promote to Senate, the of behalf On 46

Senate Committees

Two members of the full-time academic staff of each Faculty nominated by, but not but not by, nominated Faculty each of staff academic full-time the of members Two Board. Faculty the from necessarily not but by, nominated School each of staff academic full-time the of member One necessarily from the School Board. research in the University. University. in the research Grant. Research Earmarked Competitive University. the by administered requested) (when bodies funding and reference of terms their approve and to Committee, the of duties the discharging membership. thereto. relating penalties and the students, by University the of regulations other or (a) (b) 1.2 grants. research internal University’s the allocate To 1.3 RGC the from support financial for applications of submission the oversee To 1.4 University. the by submitted funding research external for applications other oversee To 1.5 other of and those projects, research and RGC-funded internal of progress the monitor To 1.6 activities. research University’s the of reviews and external internal oversee To 1.7 of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working sub-committees, appoint To 1.8 decide. may Senate the as intervals at such Senate the to business its on report To Constitution 2. Chairman President the by appointed staff academic a senior or President Deputy Chairman Deputy members and from by Elected Members Ex Officio Committees Research Faculty/School the of Chairmen Members Research Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 of and funding oversight conduct, promotion, the for policies on Senate the advise To Secretary Office Grants Research the of Head The period of office of members shall be years. two Student Discipline Committee 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 discipline. student to relating and procedures policies on Senate the advise To 1.2 Conduct. Student of Code University’s the review under and keep determine To 1.3 Conduct Student of Code the of violations with dealing for procedures the determine To 47

Senate Committees body of the University as determined by the Senate, elected by and among their their and among by elected Senate, the by as determined University the of body appropriate as body, equivalent or in that department, number all (Chair) Professors equivalent or department, an academic of staff academic full-time the of member one

z z Senate: Senate Senate the by appointed discharging the duties of the Committee, and to approve their terms of reference and reference of terms their approve and to Committee, the of duties the discharging membership. to it a by referred are violations such when students by Conduct Student of Code and the Code. the under officer University University as are determined by Senate, drawn from the membership of Senate Senate of membership the from drawn Senate, by determined are as University (b) Office and Records Regulations Academic the of Head student: an undergraduate is complaint of subject the where cases In (c) nominee his or President Union Students’ and Association Postgraduate CityU the by nominated student postgraduate One (c) Services Development Student of (d) Director Office and Records (e) Regulations Academic the of Head Secretary Office and Records Regulations Academic the of staff Administrative 1.5 decide. may Senate the as intervals at such Senate the to business its on report To Constitution 2. Chairman Students of Dean Chairman Deputy members and from by Elected Members Senate the and from by appointed (a) members Four the by and appointed Union Students’ the by nominated students undergraduate Two (b) 1.2 Conduct. Student of Code the with in accordance students from appeals with deal To Constitution 2. Chairman the of body in an equivalent holders such office or department an academic of Head One Members (a) from membership of category following the from drawn members staff academic Two 1.4 of purpose the for bodies and similar parties working sub-committees, appoint To Student Discipline Panels 1. Reference of Terms 1.1 exercisesummary To jurisdiction in respect of violations of the University’s regulations 48

Senate Committees (d) Union Students’ the by nominated student One student: a postgraduate is complaint of subject the where in cases OR (c) nominee his or President Association Postgraduate CityU (d) Association Postgraduate CityU the by nominated student One

Academic Calendar

Academic Year 2004–2005

Week S M T W T F S Events Public Holidays

June 2004 Summer Term 2004 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7 Jun–24 Jul 2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Teaching Period 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 22 Tuen Ng Festival 4 27 28 29 30

July 1 2 3 1 HKSAR Establishment 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Day 6 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 Graduation Date 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 Last Day of Teaching 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 26–31 Student Revision Period

August 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2–7 Examination Period 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9–28 Term Break 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Semester A 2004/2005

1 29 30 31 30 Aug–27 Nov Teaching Period September 2004 1 2 3 4 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 4 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 5 26 27 28 29 30 29 Day following Mid-Autumn Festival

October

1 2 1 National Day 6 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 Graduation Date 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 8 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 Chung Yeung Festival 9 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Christmas Day Day Christmas January Holidays Public Holidays Public Day Christmas 25 27 after week-day First 1 in week-day First 9–11 New Year Lunar Friday following Friday 25 Good 26 Day Monday Good Easter 28 5 Ching Ming Festival

Period Period Events

Examination Period Examination Last Day of Teaching Teaching of Day Last 50 20 Dec–8 Jan Semester Break B Semester 27 Dec 29 Nov–4 Revision Student Teaching of Day Last 6–18 10 Jan–23 Apr 10 Jan–23 Teaching Period Date 7–12 Break New Year Lunar 15 Graduation Break 24–30 Easter 23 25–30 Period Revision Student 1 26

Academic Calendar 2004–2005 27 28 29 30 31 28 29 30 31 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 11 10 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 11 10 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 November 2004 1 2 3 4 5 6 December 1 2 3 4 January 2005 February 1 2 3 4 5 March 1 2 3 4 5 2 April 1 3 4

1 2 5 10 11 12 13 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Week S M T W T F S W T F Week M T S

Public Holidays Public Day Day Day Day Buddha’s Birthday 1 Establishment SAR HK 2 Day following Labour following16 Day 11 Festival Ng Tuen

Events Examination Period Examination Examination Period Examination 51 25–30 Period Revision Student 3–14 Break Semester Jun 17 May–4 2005 Term Summer 8 Aug–3 Sept 8 Aug–3 Break Term 6 Jun–23 Jul Jul 6 Jun–23 Teaching Period Date 15 Graduation 23 Teaching of Day Last 1–6 11

Academic Calendar 2004–2005 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 16 17 18 19 20 21 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 10 5 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 May 2005 June 1 2 3 4 July August 1 2 3 4 5 6 September 2005 3 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Note : : Note Sundays all including holidays public represents Week S M T W T F S W T F Week M T S 1

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; AND ; AND * as detailed in the section below; below; section the in detailed as , if any; OR OR any; , if gradeaboveE or in one A-level subject and ish language qualification such as TOEFL, as TOEFL, such qualification ish language OR tions deemed acceptable by the University as University the by acceptable deemed tions 54 general entrance requirements . † programme specific entrance requirements entrance specific programme two AS-level subjects, other than of English Use and Chinese Language & Culture; AND Literature HKALE English Literature: Grade E or above GCEOL/GCSE or or EnglishGCEAL E above, English Grade Literature: GradeLanguage: above C or Northern Examinations and Assessment (NEAB) Board University Entrance Test English in for Other of Languages: passSpeakers (TOEFL): paper-basedLanguage above, computer-based as 550 or test: test: a Foreign English of Test above 213 or International English Language Testing System (IELTS): 6 or aboveBand Chinese above or HKALE and E Language Grade Literature: ChineseEnglish:above C than or – a languageGrade subject other HKCEE ChineseEnglish: above than C or or subject Grade other GCEOL/GCSE – a language

and (b) the the (b) and equivalent to 1(a) and 1(b) above. above. 1(b) and 1(a) to equivalent IELTS, or the NEAB University Entrance Test in English. English. in Test Entrance University NEAB the or IELTS, institutionprofessional a or qualification acceptabletothe University. Qualifications attained by study ata local international school such as GCE Advanced Level or an International Requirements. Entrance General the satisfying as accepted also are Diploma Baccalaureate an with studies their supplement to required be may countries some from applicants appropriate foundationprogramme. Engl approved in an result acceptable an need Chinese Literature: z z z z z z z z the or HKALE & Culture Chinese of Language AS HKALE place the in acceptable are The following Equivalent English language qualifications include: Admission of Students Admission of Students University: the of programmes to admission For 1. applicants must meet (a) the ______* † 2. applicants must hold such other qualifica 2. other such hold must applicants (The grades indicated below are the minimum acceptable but possession of the qualifications in in qualifications the of possession but acceptable minimum the are below indicated grades (The acceptance.) guarantees way no Programmes Degree Bachelor’s for Requirements Entrance General For admissionBachelor’sa to Degree programme, anapplicant must satisfy ONE of the following: 1. (HKALE) Examinations Level Advanced Kong Hong (a) grade above E or in two A-level subjects, 2. Other Qualifications Qualifications Other 2. post-secondary local a from qualification academic an include may qualifications Other For non-local qualifications, most school-leaving qualifications are acceptable. However, will English than other a language in obtained is qualification entrance whose Applicants (b) grade E or above in AS-level Use of English, or A-level Literature in English grade E or above in AS-level (c) Chinese Language and Culture, or A-level Chinese ; AND ; AND *

grade E or above in two AS-level subjects, ish language qualification such as TOEFL, as TOEFL, such qualification ish language OR 55

AdmissionStudents of . † (Syllabus B) or Chinese Language; AND AND Language; Chinese or B) (Syllabus which may include Use of English and Chinese Language & Culture; AND Culture; & Language Chinese and English of Use include may which Literature HKALE English Literature: Grade E or above HKCEE English (Syllabusabove,Language English Gradeor or HKCEE E B): (SyllabusLanguage A): above C or Grade GCEOL/GCSE or or EnglishGCEAL E above, English Grade Literature: GradeLanguage: above C or Northern Examinations and Assessment (NEAB) Board University Entrance Test English in for Other of Languages: passSpeakers (TOEFL): paper-basedLanguage above, computer-based as 550 or test: test: a Foreign English of Test above 213 or International English Language Testing System (IELTS): 6 or aboveBand Chinese above or HKALE and E Language Grade Literature: English: or Chinese than other subject a language or above, or Grade E Chinese Language: HKCEE above or E Grade ChineseEnglish: above than C or or subject Grade other GCEOL/GCSE – a language

not satisfy the requirements in (1) or (2) directly above. Mature applicants must be over the the over be must applicants Mature above. directly (2) or (1) in requirements the satisfy not and aptitude demonstrate to able be and admission of year the of 1 September 25 by of age suitability for the programme. IELTS, or the NEAB University Entrance Test in English. English. in Test Entrance University NEAB the or IELTS, the over be must applicants Mature above. directly (2) or (1) in requirements the satisfy not and aptitude demonstrate to able be and admission of year the of 1 September 25 by of age suitability for the programme. institutionprofessional a or qualification acceptabletothe University. Qualifications attained by study at a localinternational school,non-local or a high school, at Grade 12 or equivalent Requirements. Entrance General the satisfying as accepted also are Engl approved in an result acceptable an need Chinese Literature: z z z z z z z z z Equivalent English language qualifications include: the or HKALE & Culture Chinese of Language AS HKALE place the in acceptable are The following grade E or above in five HKCEE subjects, which (b) include may English Language (c) grade E or above in AS-level Use of English, or A-level Literature in English General Entrance Requirements for Associate Degree Programmes Programmes Degree Associate for Requirements Entrance General the of ONE satisfy must applicant an programme, Degree Associate an to admission For following: 1. (HKALE) Examinations Level Advanced Kong Hong (a) grade E or above in one A-level subject, 3. Mature Applicants Applicants Mature 3. do they that notwithstanding programmes given for apply to eligible are applicants Mature ______* † 3. Mature Applicants Applicants Mature 3. do they that notwithstanding programmes given for apply to eligible are applicants Mature 2. Other Qualifications Qualifications Other 2. post-secondary local a from qualification academic an include may qualifications Other will English than other a language in obtained is qualification entrance whose Applicants grade E or above in AS-level Chinese (d) Language and Culture, or A-level Chinese

AdmissionStudents of attainment acceptable for thispurpose by the University. recognized for thispurpose by the University; Other equivalent qualifications. qualifications. equivalent Other Band 6 inthe Chinese mainland’sCollege English Test; OR An overall band score of 6.5 in IELTS; OR OR in IELTS; 6.5 of score band overall An A TOEFL score of 550 (paper-based test) or 213 (computer-based test); OR OR test); (computer-based 213 or test) (paper-based 550 of score TOEFL A

(Individual Faculties and Schools may stipulate a higher English proficiency requirement, or or requirement, proficiency English higher a stipulate may Schools and Faculties (Individual equivalent acceptable qualifications, suitable for their disciplines.) Candidates who donot fulfill the above requirements will be requiredto passtest a following standard. English their ascertain to Studies Graduate of School the by stipulated guidelines Philosophy of Master of Degrees for Requirements Entrance Minimum Philosophy of Doctor and Applicants seeking admissionresearch to a degree programme shouldsatisfy the following minimum entrance requirements: - - OR professional and academic of evidence provided or qualification, equivalent an obtained (b) have - Additional requirement, for implementation from 2005/06 onwards: onwards: 2005/06 from implementation for requirement, Additional Applicants whose entrance qualification is obtained from aninstitution where the medium of instructionisnot English shouldalso fulfill the following minimum English proficiency requirements: - Programme Specific Entrance Requirements for Bachelor’s Degree and and Degree Bachelor’s for Requirements Entrance Specific Programme Programmes Degree Associate Programme specific entrance requirementsare stipulatedby the relevantFaculty/School/College Board. Details of these requirements are set out inthe current prospectuses of the University. in D a grade of requirement entrance specific programme the satisfying of purpose the For HKALE AS-level Use of English,grade above D or in HKALE Literature inEnglish and as equivalents. accepted are Literature English GCEAL For programmes which require anattainment in grade certain or E of C, D HKCEE subjects, with as equivalents, accepted are subjects GCSE/GCEOL corresponding the in above C or grade HKCEE replace cannot which Language Chinese GCSE/GCEOL/GCEAL of exception the Chinese Language. Certificate, Postgraduate for Requirements Entrance General and Coursework (by Degree Master’s and Diploma Postgraduate Programmes Examination) must: applicant an programme, postgraduate taught a to admission for eligible be To institution an overseas of or Kong in Hong universities the of one of degree (a) a bachelor’s hold Admissions Handbook for Research Degree

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qualification) from a recognized university; City University of Hong Kong Kong Hong of University City Tat Chee Avenue Kowloon Kong Hong Telephone : [email protected] (852) 2788 9094 Fax : Email http://www.cityu.edu.hk/prospectus/ : Website : (852) 2788 9086 OR university. a recognized from qualification) equivalent (or degree master’s taught (b) a hold (PhD) Philosophy of Doctor (a) hold a higher degree by research (or equivalentqualification) from a recognized university; OR Programmes Admission for Application postgraduate taught and degree bachelor’s degree, associate to admission for Applications programmes are invited in January/February. Non-government funded programmes may follow a different schedule andaccept applications for admission in Semester A, Semester B or Summer Term. Enquiries shoulddirected be to: programmes postgraduate taught and degree Bachelor’s Admissions Office (b) becurrent a MPhil student inthe University who seeks transfer to PhDcandidature. other or qualifications professional relevant include above mentioned qualifications Equivalent scholarly achievements recognized by the University. English Proficiency Requirements Researchdegree applicants universitya from where the language of teachingnot is English should obtain at least550 (paper-based test) or 213 (computer-based test)inthe Test of English as a Foreign Language or (TOEFL) an overall band score of 6.5 inthe International English Some acceptable. also are qualifications Equivalent (IELTS). System Testing Language their for suitable requirement proficiency English higher a prescribed have Faculties/Schools the to refer please details, For disciplines. Master of Philosophy (MPhil) equivalent (or honours class second or first with degree bachelor’s a relevant hold (a) 58

AdmissionStudents of Associate degree programmes programmes degree Associate Community College of City University Kong Hong of University City Tat Chee Avenue Kowloon Kong Hong Telephone : [email protected] (852) 2788 8524 Fax : Email http://www.cityu.edu.hk/col/admission.htm : Website : (852) 2788 9356 and year the throughout accepted are programmes degree research to admission for Applications will be considered in two roundsannually. Enquiries shouldbe directed to: School of Graduates Studies Kong Hong of University City Tat Chee Avenue Kowloon Kong Hong Telephone : [email protected] (852) 2788 9076 Fax : Email http://www.cityu.edu.hk/sgs/ : Website : (852)27889940 or (852) 2788 7716 Students Visiting The University also welcomes persons interested in its academic programmes to register as visiting students. Enquiries should directed be to the Admissions Office (for taughtpostgraduate or undergraduate levels) or School of Graduate Studies (for research degree level). for apply may University the at study of programme a full pursue to wish not do who Applicants in defined as assessment the take and course(s) selected attend to student a visiting as admission their of respect in students visiting to awarded be will qualification No scheme. programme the to issued be will however, Completion/Attendance, of Certificate A University. the at studies visitingpostgraduate students upon their fulfillment of the relevant course(s)/attendance requirements. Visiting students will only be admitted if the relevant Head School/Department/Division of is satisfied withtheir academic suitability for the course(s) applied for, and if only there are places course(s). the for groups lecture the in Enquiries and Publications Admission are programmes and Postgraduate degrees Bachelor’s degrees, Associate for prospectuses The Office, Admissions the contact can applicants Prospective Office. Admissions the at obtainable the School of Graduate Studies or the Community College of City University for relevant http://www.cityu.edu.hk/prospectus/. at website University’s the visit or information, admission •••••••••••••••••••

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Glossary Academic Year/ The academic year is a period of twelve months starting Semester/Term in September of each year. The academic year is divided into two Semesters and a Summer Term. Assessment The tests, coursework, examinations and other activities undertaken to assess students’ progress through courses and to assign final grades. Assessment Panels University bodies responsible for assigning grades to students for their courses. Code of Student Conduct The Code approved by the University governing the conduct of students and providing for a process to deal with breaches of the Code. Course The basic units of instruction into which students are registered and for which grades may be assigned. University courses are approved for inclusion in the course catalogue. Course Catalogue The official record of University courses maintained by the Academic Regulations and Records Office. Course Examiner A Course Examiner is appointed by the Head of department for each course offered by the department, to coordinate the assessment of the course. Credit Transfer The assignment of credit units toward the credit unit requirements of a programme on the basis of work done outside that programme. Credit units are normally assigned against specific courses for work equivalent in content and standard. Credit Unit Each course is assigned a number of credit units. A credit unit is earned by approximately forty-to-fifty hours of student work.

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Academic Regulations CGPA For the calculation of Grade Point Average (GPA), G is G (GPA), Average Point Grade of calculation the For thegrade point awarded, U is the credit units earned for i the during enrolment for a specific programme, i=1-n are all all i=1-n are programme, a specific for enrolment during unless calculation, the of time at the completed courses AR11.3. or AR8.3, under excluded posts. equivalent and other Deans to refers Dean equivalent and “departments to refers Department “programme student’s A Senate. by defined as bodies” programme the offering department the is department” enrolled. is student the in which On entry to the University, students are enrolled in a programme of study. Equivalent courses are courses where there is sufficient approval, with may, that students in content overlap requirement, a programme meet to course in the register to recover a failure or to improve a course grade. University bodies students’ responsible classifying for awards, of conferment Senate to recommending awards, academic on students of studies the and terminating Senate. of behalf on grounds Exclusive courses are courses where there is sufficient for it inappropriate make to in content their overlap thanstudents earn the credits courses. more of to for one in a course registration from restricted be may Students when they have earned credit units for an exclusive course. a of a requirement from exempted can be Students are units Credit programme. a course. from as bodies” and equivalent “faculties to refers Faculty Schools. including Senate, by defined of graduation the for year each Senate by set Dates awards. for requirements completed have who students a part-time or a full-time, in either enrolled are Students mode of study. Students’ modes of study govern their maximum and minimum loads. course Cumulative Grade Point Point Grade Cumulative Average (CGPA) Dean Department Enrolment Equivalent Course Board Examination Course Exclusive Exemption Faculty Graduation Date Mode of Study are set for for set are Precursors 62

Academic Regulations A course grade assigned for administrative assigned for grade purposes course to A Operational records. student of management in the assist calculation in the count not do and X S, IP, I, of grades GPAs. students’ of Certificate, a Postgraduate for enrolled student A Postgraduate Diploma, or Master’s Degree.These a MPhil, for enrolled students cover not do regulations PhD, or Professional Doctorate. can a student before fulfilled be must that requirement A course. particular in a register some courses. Precursors are not requirements, but requirements, not are Precursors courses. some before precursors complete to advised are students courses. in these registering a named to leading programme academic structured The enrolled. are students which into University the of award a course. of list class in the a student of inclusion The a programme. complete to passed be that must course A a in taken courses the all for calculated GPA The courses but excluding grades, F including semester, P. or IP, S, X, I, graded Kong. Hong of University City of Senate University The a programme of requirements course normal the Where be may course a “substitute” completed, be cannot a student, for department programme the by approved course. required the replacing the chiefly are requirements the which for programme A courses. of completion progress a student’s of record academic official The for assigned grades including programme, their through courses. of awards are awards undergraduate regulations, these In Bachelor’s Degree, Associate Degree, Diploma, or Higher Diploma. Kong Hong of University City on granted Senate University the of award An University the by approved a programme of completion Senate. requirements of details providing publication Annual programmes. University for approved Operational Grade Grade Operational Postgraduate Prerequisite Programme Programme Registration Required Course Semester GPA (SGPA) Senate Substitute Course Taught Programme Transcript Undergraduate Awards University Award University Calendar University 63

Academic Regulations A requirement set by the University Senate for all all for Senate University the by set requirement A of irrespective study, of level at a students particular programme. of instruction and assessment at the University is English. English. is University at the and assessment instruction of ethnic or social nationality, creed, race, colour, sex, age, basis of the on discriminate facilities its whether consider to have may University The disability. physical or origin, applicant. a disabled admitting before adequate, are by as specified programme the of level the for requirements entrance general the hold as applicant” a “mature be OR any, if requirements, entrance programme and the Senate and aptitude demonstrate to able and be requirements, entrance general in the defined programme. the for suitability admission the University. to study. of mode part-time or full-time the and in either University, Academic the to in writing apply must students programme, an additional for enrol University. the by approval for Office and Records Regulations by approval for Office and Records Regulations Academic the to writing in apply must semester at one least after only effective become programme of Changes University. the programme. in a prior study of University Requirement Requirement University 2. Admission Admission 2. 2.1 not does University The criteria. academic on is based University the to Admission 2.2 must EITHER applicant the programme, a University to admission for eligible be To 2.3 to applicants entitle itself, in not, does requirements entrance the of Possession Enrolment 3. 3.1 On entry to the University, students are enrolled inspecifica programme theof 3.2 To programme. than one more for enrol students may circumstances exceptional in Only 3.3 students programme, their change To study. of programme their change may Students Academic Regulations Regulations Academic These Academic Regulations are made by the University Senate to govern student progress Regulations Senate. University the by approved awards to leading programmes taught through published are Doctorates Professional and PhD, MPhil, of awards to leading studies for separately. or exemptions, exceptions, permit or Regulations, the can amend Senate University the Only variations from them. variation Any from the Regulations approved by Senate for a programme Calendar. University in the programme the for requirements in the out set is about and procedures administrative on information by supplemented are Regulations The Calendar. University in the found be to programmes particular 1. and Assessment Instruction Language of medium the programme, or course a specific for Senate by determined otherwise Unless 64

Academic Regulations Conduct, and must pay all fees and charges owed to the University by the due date. date. due the by University the to owed and charges fees all pay and must Conduct, not and may semester/term, full than one less be not may absence approved of be must absence of leave for Applications semesters. than four to more accumulate the by approval for Office and Records Regulations Academic the to writing in made University. the by approval for Office and Records Regulations Academic the to in writing made be a of beginning at the only effective can become study of mode in Changes University. semester. Office. and Records Regulations prerequisites. only on a priority basis. a assigned be will they Office, and Records Regulations Academic the by determined grade. course toward the credit units required to earn an award of the University and appear on on and appear University the of an award earn to required units credit the toward students’ transcripts. the University. of courses of completion the successful by have arrangements special where except GPA, a student’s of calculation the in count been made. for transfer credit for Applications University. the by approval for Office Records and semester first in the made be must University the to entry to prior completed work University. the by set deadline the before admission, student’s the following the to admission after completed work outside for transfer credit for Applications attainment mustUniversity the be made in immediately following of the semester qualification. additional 4. 4. 4.1 Status in Changes Periods period. an approved for studies their from absence of a leave take may Students 4.2 must study of mode change to Applications study. of mode their change may Students Transfer Credit 5. 5.1 counted be to experience vocational or educational previous allow may University The 5.2 earned be must University the of an award for required units credit the of half least At 5.3 do not award a University toward and counted University the outside earned units Credit 5.4 Regulations Academic the to in writing made be should transfer credit for Applications Registration Course 6. 6.1 Students the instructionsregistering for courses must follow issued the Academic by 6.2 Registration for courses some is restricted to students holding the necessary 6.3 rightthe to restrict registrationreserves permit in or registration courses, University The 6.4 as course, the dropping for date last the after a course for registered remain students If 3.4 Student of Code University’s the to conform must students enrolment, their maintain To good organization, capacity to analyze subject of grasp superior synthesize; and matter; evidence of extensive knowledge base. and capacity critical of evidence reasonable ability; analytic of evidence issues; of understanding literature. with familiarity university experience; understanding of of understanding experience; university solutions develop to ability subject; the to in simple problems the material. to progress student the enable to matter course. the repeating without and in critical weakness matter; subject use irrelevant or limited, skills; analytic of literature. 65

Academic Regulations Grade Definitions Excellent: Excellent: thinking; original of evidence Strong Good: Evidence of grasp of subject, some Adequate: Adequate: the from profiting is who Student Marginal: subject the with familiarity Sufficient Failure: the with familiarity of evidence Little Grade Point 4.3 4.0 3.7 3.3 3.0 2.7 2.3 2.0 1.7 Letter Grade A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D 1.0 D 0.0 F register inregister further courses. part- units; credit than eighteen more not and for units, credit twelve at least of a total to units. credit than eleven more no of a total to courses for register may students time units. credit and Regulations Academic to the in writing apply should AR7.2 or AR7.1 to exception University. the by approval for Office Records 7. 7. 7.1 Load Credit-Unit and Minimum Maximum students full-time courses for themust Term, Summer except register semester, each In 7.2 than seven more of a total to courses for register not may students Term, Summer the In 7.3 an seeking students programme, their for made are arrangements special where Except 8. 8.1 Courses of Grading schedule: following the to according graded are Courses 6.5 not may a programme from graduate to requirements the all met have who Students is assigned by theCourse Examiner been has dissertation a student’s when submitted assessment. for to permitted is a student when Assigned drop normal the after course the drop date. An IP grade is shown where students where is shown grade An IP A grade of incomplete may be granted granted be may incomplete of grade A (1) where there are extenuating a prevented that have circumstances work, required completing from student at the (2) examination; the attending or discretion Panel. the Assessment of Where an grade “I” isassigned, the a approve will Panel Assessment schedule for the completion of work, or “I” An examination. a supplementary grade a “F” into converted be will grade four weeks after the grade “I” is first reported to the AcademicRegulations an unless Office, and Records alternative grade has been assigned. will register in subsequent Semesters to to Semesters in subsequent register will course. the of assessment the complete be graded on a pass-fail basis for a for basis a pass-fail on graded be programme are specifically identified course in the programme the under catalogue. 66

Academic Regulations Pass: Pass: in a pass-fail “Pass” Courses course. to In Progress Progress In Incomplete P Grades of F are counted, unless the fail is recovered under AR11.3. AR11.3. under recovered is fail the unless counted, are F of Grades an attend to ability or in an examination, performance their affected that circumstances units for the course. Grades of F, IP, I, S, or X do not earn credit units. credit earn not do X or S, I, IP, F, of Grades course. the units for S S Submitted Dissertation X grade an S course, a dissertation-type In IP I Operational Grades Grades Operational 8.3 CGPA. a student’s of calculation in the counted not are and X S IP, I, P, of Grades 8.4 SGPA. a student’s of calculation in the counted not are and X S IP, I, P, of Grades 9. Assessment Affecting or other Circumstances Illness extenuating other some or illness account into take to University the wish students If 8.2 credit earn course, in a pass-fail grade a Pass or better, or D of a grade assigned Students 67

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conducted in accordance with the Academic Regulations or with the arrangements arrangements the with or Regulations Academic the with in accordance conducted Course of judgment academic the with Disagreement course. the for prescribed review. for grounds valid constitute not does Examiners the by grades of announcement the of month one within course the offering Department must: application written The Office. and Records Regulations Academic may form a Departmental Review Committee to investigate the case. Membership of a as Chair and at least nominee) (or Head the includes Committee Review Departmental Where review. under course the of teaching in the involved not staff academic other two Review Departmental the department, programme another from is student the department. programme student’s the of nominee) (or Head the include may Committee members and staff student the interview may Committee Review Departmental The advice seek or work, student’s the of assessment an independent for arrange concerned, its should and Committee record proceedings resolutions. The assessor. an external from be will decision The required. is Panel Assessment the of Chair the through brief a with Department of Head the by student the to in writing communicated examination, or to complete coursework, they must refer the circumstances of the case case the of circumstances the must refer they coursework, complete to or examination, for date scheduled the of days five within writing, in Examiner Course relevant the to the course. of the assessment students complete to errors; extenuating circumstances affecting his/her performance; or wishes to resolve resolve to wishes or performance; his/her affecting circumstances extenuating errors; Course the contact first should student the grades, course to relating issues other Examiner and the relevant staff member responsible for the assessment with a view to informally. matter the resolving Chair the through approval and seek grade the amend to a recommendation make should Panel. the Assessment of the student may seek resolution via the formal procedures outlined below. 10.4 not was assessment the if only made be may grades course of review for requests Formal 10.5 of Head the to in writing made be must grades course of review for request Any (i) issue; the resolve to taken actions informal the describe made; is (ii) review for request the which on grounds the state and facts; relevant the of a description (iii) include 10.6 Department of Head the grade, course of review for evidence. (iv) request supporting a formal provide considering When 10.7 endorsement grade, course the of amendment recommend to decides Committee the If Informal Resolution 10. Grades Course of Review Informal 10.2 Examiner Course the necessary, considered is grade course student’s the to revision a If 10.3 means, informal by resolved cannot be grades course regarding concerns student’s the If Procedures Formal for Review 10.1 data marks; of miscalculation a been: have may that there believes a student Where 68

Academic Regulations unsatisfactory, or their overall academic average is below is below average academic overall their or unsatisfactory, to asked are warning on Students requirements. minimum advisor. programme their from advice academic seek academic overall their or unsatisfactory, extremely minimum the below be to continued has average will Probation on Students graduation. for requirements programme their by advisor an academic assigned be in register to permitted be not and will department, without of the approval semester following thein courses may department programme The advisor. academic the credit a reduced take to Probation on students require also semester. in the unit load

Standing Definitions Definitions Standing Probation Probation been has performance academic recent most Students’ Good Standing Standing Good Warning Academic been has performance academic recent most Students’ progress. academic satisfactory making are Students identifies students in academic difficulty needing academic advising and extra help. The The help. and extra advising academic needing difficulty academic in students identifies as follows: defined are standing academic of levels four statementtheof reasons for the decision. reviews All should be handled expeditiously month than one later no student the to sent be should reply A concerned. parties the by review. for request formal the of receipt upon with dealt been has case his/her that satisfied not is a student If level. departmental directly concern his/her can convey student the level, departmental the at appropriately the and communicate case the adjudicate will Dean The Dean. Faculty the to in writing offered courses For final. is Dean the of decision The writing. in student the to decision by the School of Creative Media, School of Law, Chinese Civilisation Centre and the Vice-President to the concern their convey should students Centre, Language English whose appropriate as Studies Graduate of Dean the or Education) (Undergraduate final. is decision 11.1 and progress academic student’s the of an indicator provides standing Academic 10.8 the at resolved be normally should grades course of review for requests Formal Standing 11. Standing and Academic Progress Academic Students’ Academic

Academic Regulations A temporary status indicating that a student’s student’s a that status indicating temporary A performance may require a change of academic standing standing academic of a change require may performance department. student’s the to referred been and has the next semester may be suspended for an approved an approved for suspended be may semester next the Academic period than semester. of not one less an with students provide to is designed Suspension preventing that are problems the to resolve opportunity their from return On progress. academic making them one for opportunity the given be may students suspension, recover to course failed in each repeat course additional failure(s).

Review Review Operational Standing Operational Academic Suspension Suspension Academic in registration course from benefit cannot who Students semesters, students’ GPAs are calculated. Where a student over that period has (1) (1) has that period over a student Where calculated. are GPAs students’ semesters, not and (3) greater, 3.7 or of a GPA achieved (2) more, or units credit twelve earned List. Dean’s the on placed is student the course, any failed for award named the of requirements specific including University, the of programme if requirements, and faculty requirements, University general registered, are they which each for Calendar University in the out set are awards for requirements The any. programme. equivalent course, to recover a failure or to improve a course grade of D. Students in Students D. of grade a course improve to or a failure recover to course, equivalent a to recover course, equivalent or a course, repeat may programmes postgraduate taught failureimproveto or a course grade of C or below. the After first attempt, only two student’s the on appear will attempts all for grades Course permitted. are attempts repeat the of calculation in the included be will earned grade final the but only transcript, CGPA. student’s course for duration normal the specify will catalogue the courses, dissertation-type not are Students registration. course for duration maximum and the registration course. a dissertation-type repeat to permitted accordance with rules adopted by Senate and published by the Academic Regulations Regulations Academic the by and published Senate by adopted rules with accordance Office. and Records 11.5 two of completion the on students part-time for or semester, each of end the At 12.1 a complete successfully must students University, the of an award granted be To 12. 12. Awards of and Classification Conferment Awards University for Requirements Grades Improve to Courses Repeating 11.2 in semester, each of end at the students all for is made decision standing academic An 11.3 an or a course, repeat may students 11.4, undergraduate by covered courses for Except 11.4 For catalogue. course in the courses ‘dissertation-type’ designated be may Courses Honours Academic 70 Distinction Credit Pass Honours Class First Honours Class Second Upper Honours Class Second Lower Honours Class Third Honours) (without Pass Distinction Credit Pass with classifications as follows: as follows: classifications with Academic Regulations

Award Classification Classification Award Diplomas/Certificates/ Diplomas/Certificates/ Diplomas/Associate Higher Degrees Degrees Bachelor’s Certificates/ Postgraduate Degrees Diplomas/Master’s graduation date. date. graduation counted toward requirements for an award. an award. for requirements toward counted the toward count will courses the of one only for earned units credit the department, award. the for requirements a student, for department programme the by approved be may course “substitute” course. required the replacing another of requirements the toward counted be to University the of programme programme for which register. they University. Credit units toward the award are not given when an exemption is granted. above. 1.70 or above. 2.00 or do to not intend and who award intermediate the for requirements the meet who students and Regulations Academic the to in writing apply may programme full the complete within must received be applications Such award. the of conferment for Office Records programme. the from withdrawal student’s the of year calendar one 12.11 awards grants University The 12.3 programme the by a programme for exclusive as defined are courses more or two Where 12.4 a completed, be cannot a programme of requirements course normal the Where 12.5 a particular for registered students by earned units credit allow may University The 12.6 the of award an for required courses from exemption allow may University The 12.7 of a CGPA achieved have they if only award an undergraduate granted be may Students 12.8 of a CGPA achieved have they if only award a postgraduate granted be may Students 12.9 award, intermediate an gain to students enable to designed is a programme Where 12.10 following next the on graduate an award for requirements the completing Students Awards of Classification 12.2 not normally are level programme the below at a level courses for earned units Credit y programme no earlier than one academic than academic one earlier no programme y 71

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conformity with, a student’s CGPA. CGPA. a student’s with, conformity is Board Examination Faculty relevant the an award, for requirements the completing to expect reasonably cannot student that the satisfied is Board the Where informed. studies. student’s the terminate will Board the award, the complete an to readmission with readmission, without termination. student’s the after year the basis of procedural defects affecting the Board’s decision. The academic judgment judgment academic The decision. Board’s the affecting defects procedural of basis the and policies University’s the with in conformity acted having Board, Examination the of appeal. to subject be not shall assessment, on guidelines in review for request a formal lodge may student the means, informal via satisfactorily Examination the of publication the of month one within Dean Faculty the to writing application The Office. and Records Regulations Academic the by decision Board’s must: onthe case.deemed necessary,If the Dean may form a Faculty Review Committee to investigate the case. Membership of a Faculty Review Committee includes the Head (or extenuating circumstances affecting his/her overall academic performance that have a that have performance academic overall his/her affecting circumstances extenuating Board, Examination the by made decisions and award standing academic the on bearing Programme the contacting by informally matter the resolve to attempt should student the staff. academic relevant other or Department, Programme the of Head Leader, forwarded be should this recommendation classification, award standing or academic approval. for Board Examination the of Chairman the through a recommendation to Senate for the conferment of awards. awards. of conferment the for Senate to a recommendation 12.13 in strict necessarily but not to, regard with awards classify Boards Examination Faculty 13. Studies of Termination 13.1 successfully difficulty have may student that the indicates record student’s the Where 13.2 University at the studies their continue not may students studies, of termination After Resolution 14. Decisions Board Examination of Review Informal 12.12 that makes Board, Examination Faculty relevant the by classified are awards University 14.3 on only made be may decision Board’s an Examination of review for requests Formal 14.4 resolved cannot be decision Board’s Examination the regarding concerns student’s the If (i) issue; the resolve to taken actions informal the describe made; is (ii) review for request the which on grounds the state and facts; relevant the of a description (iii) include 14.5 and decide review will Dean Faculty the evidence. review, supporting for request (iv)provide formal the of receipt Upon 14.2 student’s the to an amendment recommend to wishes Department of Head the If Procedures Formal for Review 14.1 were that there or data errors be might that there concerned a is student Where

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nominee) of the student’s programme department and another Head of Department not Department of Head and another department programme student’s the of nominee) associated with the student’s programme. The Faculty Review Committee will decide on theprocedures init adjudicatingfollow will the case. The Committee should record its proceedings and resolutions. the of Chair the through endorsement classification, award or standing academic in communicated be will review the on decision The required. is Board Examination reviews All decision. the for reasons the of statement a brief with student the to writing to the sent be should reply A concerned. parties the by expeditiously handled be should review. for request formal the of receipt upon month than one later no student School andof Law the School of Creative Media, formal requests of for review (Undergraduate Vice-President the to directed be should decisions Board Examination final. is decision whose appropriate as Studies Graduate of Dean the or Education) on 26 October 2004. 26 October on approval Senate’s to subject are which Regulations, Academic to made been Note: have changes editorial Some 14.6 student’s the to changes recommend to decides Committee Review Faculty the If 14.7 The decision of the Dean or the Faculty Review Committee, if formed, is final. For the

73 Research Degrees of Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Regulations for the 1 RD General RD 2 Nature of the Degrees 3 RD Candidature to Admission 4 RD Registration 5 RD Study of Modes and Part-time Full-time 6 RD Study of Duration 7 RD Requirements and Residence Absence of Leave RD 8 Structure of the Degrees 9 RD Period Qualifying 10 RD and Supervision Panel Qualifying 11 RD Study of Termination 12 RD Theses of Submission RD 13 Content of Theses 14 RD Examination Thesis 15 RD Results Examination 16 RD Appeal 74

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Regulations for the Research Degrees of Master Philosophy (MPhil) and understanding of the area of study, its context and applicability and makes a makes and and applicability context its study, of area the of understanding and knowledge; to contribution prescribed. be as may examinations such other a makes and and applicability context its study, of area the of understanding and concerned; area subject in the knowledge to contribution original substantial prescribed. be as may examinations such other qualification) from a recognized university; or university. university. Regulations unless stated otherwise. otherwise. stated unless Regulations of School the by handled is Regulations the of administration The Studies. Graduate (SGS). Studies Graduate University. the by recognized achievements scholarly other or qualifications 1.2 of Board the of recommendation the upon Senate the by approved are Regulations These RD2 the Degrees Nature of 2.1 has: who a candidate to awarded be shall (MPhil) Philosophy of Master of degree The 2.1.1 any; if requirements, coursework prescribed completed successfully 2.1.2 sound a of evidence gives which in a thesis research of results the presented RD1 General General RD1 1.1 these to apply shall Regulations Academic University’s in the definitions The 2.1.3 satisfied the examiners in an oral examination in the subject area of the thesis, and in 2.2 has: who a candidate to awarded be shall (PhD) Philosophy of Doctor of degree The 2.2.1 any; if requirements, coursework prescribed completed successfully 2.2.2 sound a of evidence gives which in a thesis research of results the presented 2.2.3 and in thesis, the of area subject in the examination in an oral examiners the satisfied RD3 to Candidature Admission 3.1 admission For 3.1.1 to MPhil candidature, an applicant shall: equivalent (or honours class second or first with degree Bachelor’s a relevant hold 3.1.2 a recognized from qualification) equivalent (or degree a hold taught Master’s 3.2 admission For 3.2.1 to PhD candidature, an applicant shall: or candidature; PhD to transfer seeks who University in the student MPhil a current be 3.2.2 a recognized from qualification) equivalent (or research by degree a hold higher 3.3 professional relevant include shall above mentioned qualifications Equivalent Full-time Part-time 2 years 2 years 4 years 75

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Regulations for the Research Degrees of Master Philosophy (MPhil) and Programme of Study MPhil MPhil PhD (students with a research master’s degree) degree) master’s a research with (students PhD degree) master’s a research without (students PhD 3 years 4 years 6 years 8 years command of the English language in which the programme of study and research shall shall and research study of programme the in which language English the of command be pursued, or of the Chinese language, if permission is given to present the thesis in that language. appropriate. of study or an examination, written or oral, either before the date of commencement, or candidature. of period the during SGS. of permission prior the without institution other in any or University the accordingly. adjusted be will study of period PhD candidature, is inclusive of the period of MPhil candidature, but should not be less less be not but should candidature, MPhil of period the of inclusive is candidature, PhD transfer. the after months than nine circumstances. in exceptional except entertained be normally the before month one possible, if in writing, apply shall below stated reasons the leave. of date commencement intended such of Approval Faculty/School. and the Department of Head the of recommendation 5.1 candidate. a part-time or a full-time as either admitted, be may applicant An 5.2 candidate’s the approved, If study. of in mode a change for apply may candidate A 3.5 deemed as qualifications, entry additional other prescribe may University The Registration RD4 4.1 University. the by specified a period within register shall candidate A 4.2 course a preliminary take to required be registration, of condition a as may, candidate A 4.3 in study of programme in another simultaneously register to allowed not is candidate A RD5 Full-tim RD6 Study of Duration 6.1 follows: as are studies degree research for periods study The 3.4 a sufficient demonstrate to required be may an applicant above, addition to the In 6.2 to MPhil from transfer to given been has permission where candidature, of duration The 6.3 not shall period study stipulated the beyond candidature of extension for Requests RD7 Requirements and Residence Absence Leave of 7.1 for months two exceeding a period for absence of a leave take to wish who Candidates 7.2 the requires reasons non-academic for studies of interruption for leave A 76

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Regulations for the Research Degrees of Master Philosophy (MPhil) and requests rests with SGS. The leave period, which will not be counted towards the the towards counted be not will which period, leave The SGS. with rests requests than 12 months. more to accumulate normally not should study, of period candidate’s with rests requests such of Approval Faculty/School. and the Department of Head the study, of period candidate’s the towards counted be will which period, leave The SGS. period. study stipulated the of half exceed to accumulate not should to half is equivalent studies degree research for period residence required The residence. of the relevant period of study. a thesis. of submission in the culminating studies candidature: of period the upon Faculty/School the of approval the require requests Such circumstances. Department. of Head the of recommendation approval the require requests Such studies. research their to relevance of qualifications Department. of Head the of recommendation the upon Faculty/School the of periods as follows: specific and a discussionresearch topic, the on possible the methodology research outcome. a progress submit to required are studies their for qualified as confirmed been have who academic and other theses their complete they until on an basis annual report requirements. Department. the of recommendation 7.3 of recommendation the requires Kong Hong outside purposes academic for leave Study 7.4 in being as classified is Kong in Hong supervision regular receiving is who candidate A RD8 the Degrees of Structure 8.1 research and independent coursework of consist shall and PhD MPhil of degrees The 8.2 their during requirements coursework following the fulfill to required are Candidates MPhil: 8.3 requirement) (minimum units 7 credit in exceptional only granted be may PhD: requirements coursework from Exemption requirement) (normal units 14 credit 8.4 other or postgraduate possess who candidates for allowed be may transfer Credit Period Qualifying RD9 9.1 qualifying specified the within report a qualifying submit to required are Candidates study of commencement from 6–12 months Within Full-time: 9.2 study of commencement from 9–18 months Within Part-time: a of an identification literature, relevant the of a survey include shall report qualifying A 9.3 Candidates panels. qualifying respective the by assessed be shall report qualifying The RD10 and Supervision Panel Qualifying 10.1 the upon candidate, each for panel a qualifying appoint shall Faculty/School The 77

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Regulations for the Research Degrees of Master Philosophy (MPhil) and presentation, as deemed appropriate, for the purpose of confirmation of candidature; candidature; of confirmation of purpose the for appropriate, deemed as presentation, vice or candidature PhD to MPhil from transfer to or study, the continue to suitability versa; unsatisfactory; annually; SGS to and report candidature the requirements. coursework this of award other any or degree a higher for submitted been not and that it has thesis institution; other any or are which thesis the of parts the identifying person, another with collaboration in out work. own candidate’s the of result the not the candidate who shall be its chairperson. The supervisor, and at least one of the other other the of and one at least supervisor, The chairperson. its be shall who candidate the concerned. Department the from be shall members, candidature. of in termination shall be given together with the proposed title of the thesis, an abstract of the thesis, and the examination fee. with: together undertaken, research the of results Theses”. 10.3 The Panel shall: 10.3.1 candidate; the for coursework and prescribe identify 10.3.2 in coursework; performance candidate’s the and monitor report qualifying the assess 10.3.3 or examination oral an interview, conducting by performance candidate’s the assess 11.2 study. a candidate’s of in termination result may performance academic Unsatisfactory RD12 Theses of Submission 12.1 Such notice thesis. to submit the intention of notice month’s one give shall candidate A 12.2 the embodying a submit thesis date, submission intended the by shall, candidate The 12.2.1 thesis; the of content the summarising 200–300 words some of abstract a short 12.2.2 the of author the is candidate that the effect the to candidate the by signed certificate a 10.2 of supervisor proposed the including members three at least of consist shall Panel The 10.3.4 candidate’s the on above, mentioned assessment the after SGS, to recommend 10.3.5 is performance academic candidate’s the if candidature of termination recommend 10.3.6 of duration entire the for supervisor the through candidate the of progress the monitor 10.3.7 all satisfied has candidate that the examination, for submitted is thesis a before certify, RD11 Study of Termination 11.1 result may and guidelines regulations University’s the observe to failure candidate’s A 12.2.3 a statement on the extent of the collaboration, if any part of the work has been carried 12.3 The thesis submitted shall be in the form prescribed in the “Regulations for the Form of ntent of the thesis, work previously accepted accepted previously work thesis, the of ntent examination and such other examinations as examinations and such other examination 78

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Regulations for the Research Degrees of Master Philosophy (MPhil) and academic staff of the University University the of staff academic University the of staff academic may be required by the Panel of Examiners. The oral examination is compulsory. compulsory. is examination oral The Examiners. of Panel the by required be may of: consist shall It Department. of Head and the Faculty/School the of recommendation by the Panel of Examiners for award of the degree. subject degree, relevant the of award the for recommended be may requirements, other the by indicated as revisions, minor making after thesis the of resubmission to examiners. for a degree or other awards of the University or any other institution, but may but may institution, other any or University the of awards other or a degree for so been has which material or work the if thesis in the work such incorporate specified. is incorporated preparation of the thesis. candidates and six months for PhD candidates before the expiry of the period of study. study. of period the of expiry the before candidates PhD for months and six candidates SGS. of approval special requires date said the before theses of submission Early Panel Chairperson Chairperson 14.2.2 Panel — PhD For candidate the of supervisor The Examiner Internal One Examiners External Two the of member full-time a is candidate the if Examiner, External additional One Results Examination RD15 candidate the of supervisor The 15.1 SGS. to submitted be shall Examiners of Panel the of recommendation The 15.2 recommended be shall degree the for requirements the all satisfied has who candidate A 14.2 the upon SGS by appointed be shall thesis the for Examiners of Panel The 14.2.1 — MPhil For Chairperson Panel Examiner Internal One Examiner External One the of member full-time a is candidate the if Examiner, External additional One 15.3 all satisfied but has thesis, the to revisions minor make to required is who candidate A 13.2 in the used information of sources the of statement a detailed include shall thesis The Examination Thesis RD14 14.1 an oral include will examination thesis The RD13 RD13 Theses of Content 13.1 main co as the submit, not may candidate A 12.4 MPhil for months than three earlier not submitted be to expected is thesis a Normally, 79

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Regulations for the Research Degrees of Master Philosophy (MPhil) and required to submit a revised thesis for a second examination. examination. a second for thesis a revised submit to required have to considered but is thesis a PhD of expected standard the below be to assessed degree. an MPhil for required standard the fulfilled examination. a second for thesis the resubmit to studies. degree The results. the of notification of days 10 working within SGS through Studies Graduate appealshall beconsidered ifthereonly has been a material administrative error, or some final. be shall Studies Graduate of Board the of decision The irregularity. material other 15.5 is if thesis the an degree of MPhil award the for recommended be may candidate PhD A 15.6 permitted be not and shall examination in the failed have to deemed be may candidate A Appeal RD16 16.1 research to their relating on matters SGS to in writing an appeal make may Candidates 16.2 of Board the to in writing made be should results examination the against appeal An 15.4 be may degree relevant the of award the for is not recommended who candidate A

Regulations for the Form of Theses

1. Applicability 1.1 Research degree and professional doctorate students who have successfully completed their thesis examination are required to submit both printed and electronic copies of their thesis to the School of Graduate Studies. An electronic copy will be uploaded onto online databases for both internal and public access. 1.2 The submission of the printed and electronic copies of the thesis forms part of the graduation requirement. The required formats for the printed and electronic copies are given below:

2. Format of the Printed Copy 2.1 The thesis should be presented in a permanent and legible form either in original typescript, plain paper photocopy or a comparably permanent process. 2.2 The lower-case x-height of characters should not be significantly larger or smaller than 2mm. Double or one-and-a-half spacing should be used, except for indented quotations or footnotes where single spacing may be used. 2.3 International A4 size paper of good and opaque quality should be used for the thesis which should be typed on one side of the paper only. Exceptionally, paper other than international A4 size may be used when the nature of the thesis requires it. 2.4 Margins at the binding edge should not be less than 40mm and other margins should not be less than 20mm. Exceptionally, margins of a different size may be used when the nature of the thesis requires it. 2.5 Pages should be numbered through the thesis in Arabic numerals on the upper right hand corner, including appendices but excluding the table of contents and other material preceding the beginning of the general text which may be numbered with lower case Roman numerals. 2.6 The thesis should contain the following parts in the order shown: (a) Title page, containing the following information in both Chinese and English: - the thesis title - the full name of the candidate - the degree for which the thesis is submitted - the name of the University - the month and year of the Faculty’s/School’s endorsement in recommending the award (b) The abstract of contents (c) Certification of approval by the Panel of Examiners (d) Acknowledgment, if any

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Regulations for the Form of Theses symbols or other abbreviations 20 mm from the bottom and across — CityU CityU — and across bottom the from 20 mm Faculty’s/School’s the of and year degree the — and across bottom the from mm 70 2003 MPhil e.g., — award the in recommending endorsement Evenly spaced between the statement of the degree and year of endorsement and the top theof spine and across or down — the name of the author and the title (or, if necessary, thesis. the of title) an abbreviated

- - - papers and tables should be included in the thesis adjacent to the corresponding text. text. corresponding the to adjacent thesis in the included be should and tables papers and left. top thesis. in the fixed securely be and should binding for paper cartridge the If thesis. the with bound that it can be way a such in packaged be should slides) volume a supplementary into gathered be it should substantial, is material such of amount material loose All thesis. bound the to in format similar container in a rigid packaged and is submitted work the which for and degree name candidate’s the with marked be should thesis. the with linked readily that it can be so sewing. by secured permanently leaves kind with a fixed of be should binding The thecandidate, the degreeforwhich the thesis is submitted, the name of the University and award. the in recommending endorsement Faculty’s/School’s the of and year month the upright when the thesis is lying flat with the front cover uppermost. uppermost. cover front the with flat lying is thesis the when upright be that could a way in such examination to prior form unbound an in thesis a present forwarded to the examiners without the risk of disarrangement.should It bethe the after bound properly is thesis that the ensure to candidate the of responsibility arrangements these until made be shall award No lodgment. to prior and examination, completed. been have (g) Bibliography Bibliography (g) (f) The general text 2.7 (h) published printouts, computer illustrations, maps, diagrams, practicable, Whenever any. if addenda, and other Appendices 2.8 out to the open to as so arranged be should text in the included charts or diagrams Folded 2.9 on mounted permanently or paper weight single on be should prints Photographic 2.10 as (such and maps text in the bound conveniently be cannot which material Illustrative 2.11 material. suitable other or cloth blue in dark covered in boards bound be should thesis The 2.12 of name full the thesis, the of title the lettering in gold bear should cover front outside The 2.13 lettering: in gold bear should spine The (e) The table of contents and, where appropriate, a list of plates, tables, figures, 2.14 that it is a direction in such printed be should it spine the down runs lettering Where 2.15 a should candidate Regulations, these 2.11 of clause of provisions the Notwithstanding re that an acceptable copy of his/her thesis in thesis his/her of copy that an acceptable re 82

Regulations for the Form of Theses an electronic format is submitted to the School of Graduate Studies. Studies. Graduate of School the to submitted is format an electronic of viability the on production, thesis in their early check should etc. linking, hyper software involved vis-à-vis, library preservation, and incorporation of such theses in the database. online Library’s a particular for Studies Graduate of School the to apply may she or he Regulations, these waived. be to Regulation(s) Studies. Graduate of School the consult specifications given in the Library’s Webpage. Webpage. Library’s in the given specifications 3.3 multimedia, digital as such theses, their for technologies newer use to wish who Students Waivers 4. of provisions the with in complying difficulty serious with meet would candidate a Advice Where Further 5. Candidates requiring further advice on the interpretation of these regulationsshould 3.2 ensu to student the of responsibility is the It 3. 3. 3.1 Copy the Electronic Format of the with in accordance format in an electronic theses their submit to required are Students •••••••••••••••••••

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Principles, Policies and Practices for Quality Education

Introduction The University Senate has approved Principles, Policies, and Good Practices and Guidelines (the 3 Ps) for Quality Education. The 3 Ps provide a framework for quality assurance of academic programmes, teaching, learning and assessment of students, and for benchmarking against international standards. Part I (Principles) and Part II (Policies) are reproduced in the University Calendar in full. Part III (Good Practices and Guidelines for Quality Education) can be viewed, together with Parts I and II, at the following web site: http://www.cityu.edu.hk/qac.

I. Principles for Quality Education 1. City University of Hong Kong is committed to the provision of a high-quality education and learning experience for all its students. 2. The University believes that education quality and quality assurance are an institutional and collective responsibility. This responsibility is implemented through the University’s system of governance, and through maintaining a culture of quality among staff and students. 3. The University is committed to the continual development, recognition and reward of quality in all aspects of staffs’ activity in the provision of high-quality education at the University. 4. The University ensures that the awards granted by the University Senate are equivalent in standard to similar awards granted by other internationally recognized universities. 5. The University recognizes an obligation to be accountable to stakeholders, including the community that funds the University.

II. Policies for Quality Education

Section A — Roles and Responsibilities Governance 1. Under the City University of Hong Kong Ordinance, the Senate of the University is required to “plan, develop, and maintain the academic programmes offered by the University”, “direct and regulate the teaching of the University”, and “decide on the award of degrees and other academic awards of the University”. 2. In undertaking these functions, Senate relies on the Quality Assurance Committee, the Academic Policy Committee and the Board of Graduate Studies to provide advice on policies and plans relating to the academic life of the University. 3. The day-to-day task of assuring the quality of education and maintaining academic standards at CityU falls to the “Faculties and equivalent bodies” and “Departments and equivalent bodies”, established by Council, on Senate’s recommendation. Under their statutes, the academic boards of faculties/equivalent bodies have the duty to advise Senate, the Dean (or

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capable of operating independently of particular individuals. individuals. particular of independently operating of capable bodies). professional standards. and academic quality opportunities to participate in the academic management of the University. Moreover, in Moreover, University. the of management academic in the to participate opportunities maximum the exercise to staff academic expects University the expertise, of areas their goals. educational further to autonomy and professional discretion to make students on calls University The and faculties. departments of work in the participate and on behalf own on their quality education of improvement the to contribution an active University. the of behalf by: characterized be should standards equivalent) and Heads of Departments (or equivalent) “on all matters pertaining to the the to pertaining matters all “on equivalent) (or Departments of and Heads equivalent) Faculty”, the of work academic the of and monitoring implementation development, planning, through programmes postgraduate of case the (in Senate to annually” thereon “reporting and Studies). Graduate of Board the policies, procedures and priorities established by Senate”. Notwithstanding its delegation of of delegation its Notwithstanding Senate”. by established and priorities procedures policies, of resolution the for authority final the and is members all to available is Senate authority, disagreements. University. at the quality of a culture foster and to assurance, quality promote ourreward best teachers. standards. and academic quality of assurance the for and processes stakeholders. and other students from criticism including criticism, to appropriately responds “faculties” include the schools schools the include “faculties” Standards Standards and academic quality 1. education and improve and to maintain activities Arrangements 10. Students are also included as members of key University committees, and are encouraged to and encouraged are committees, University key of members as included also are Students 10. Quality for — Arrangements B Section quality. education improving of task the to oriented (a) view, forward-looking A experience. educational students’ of aspects (b) all of Coverage (c) and procedures. policies of definition Clear systems formal within quality education delivered of evaluation and monitoring (d) Regular employers, students, (e.g. ‘stakeholders’ from (e) feedback of importance the of Recognition delivered of calibration the in benchmarks external of (f) importance the of Recognition 4. and departments faculties of work the statutes, their Under A Quality Culture Culture Quality A to responsibility the with Committee 5. Assurance Quality the charged has University The 6. University The has established Teaching Excellence Awards to promote good teaching and policies of, 7. ownership in, and feel participate to and students staff all expects University The and and welcomes 8. work, its to approach and reflective critical a self supports University The 9. The University’s of framework of governance range provides a wide staff for academic * 86

Principles, Policies and Practices for Quality Education practice. practice. quality. improve of discontinuation or introduction the for plans including (APC), Committee programmes. in academic and enrolment intakes and student study, of programmes by to scrutiny subject be should proposals courses, delivering staff academic individual consulted. be should and students colleagues, standards,these changes should be subject to review by members of the University not experts, external of views and the programme, academic the with involved directly and taken sought actively be should and employers students, former bodies, professional account. into curriculum by reserving key decisions for Senate consideration and delegating authority to to authority and delegating consideration Senate for decisions key reserving by curriculum are: consideration Senate for reserved decisions The and departments. faculties programmes. academic postgraduate to respect for proposals receives Committee Policy Academic numbers, student of management the and acts bodies, and equivalent faculties from numbers and student developments academic of light in the proposals these considers APC Studies. Graduate of Board the of advice the on Senate. by agreed criteria broad the of authority delegated the exercising boards faculty However decide. to faculty relevant the following the have that development curriculum for arrangements establish should Senate features: and periodic audit to ensure their continued effectiveness. effectiveness. continued their ensure audit to and periodic academic and approved guidelines, regulations, Senate of framework the within programmes, as bodies, departments/equivalent to authority this of delegation further making plans, appropriate. (g) Establishment of mechanisms to identify and disseminate examples of good professional and to enhance activities support to necessary and resources facilities the of (h) Provision 2. review regular to subject be should quality education and enhance maintain to Arrangements Section C — Academic Planning, and Curriculum Development Responsibility Senate’s the of development the and planning academic 1. for its responsibilities exercises Senate University. the of and awards degrees all of and Chinese (a) in English titles the of Approval awards. academic of conferment the for regulations (b) general of Approval Policy Academic the from recommendations (c) basis of the on plans academic of Approval with Studies, Graduate 2. of Board the of advice the seeks Senate decisions, these to relation In academic of curriculum 3. the manage to authority the have bodies boards/equivalent Faculty Plans of Academic Approval and University the 4. of development academic the for Senate to recommendations making In Development Process for Curriculum for matters are and approval 5. development design, curriculum for arrangements of details The of authority the beyond go consideration under developments new or changes (a) Where academic or outcomes learning on impact a significant have may changes Where (b) gnificant teaching duties, have have duties, teaching gnificant 87 ing the Quality of Education Education of Quality ing the

Principles, Policies and Practices for Quality Education Board of Graduate Studies. Studies. Graduate of Board of catalogue University and the them, that affect proposals of informed are stakeholders accurately. maintained can be and programmes courses elsewhere. programmes similar of standard academic the with comparable education. students’ for objectives and programmes. courses of objectives the with aligned are made. been have requirements received an adequate orientation to their teaching role at City University. University. at City role teaching their to orientation an adequate received full-time that of to comparable is staff part-time by delivered instruction of quality the that staff in the University. this In regard, Departments should make to the reference Code of Senate. the by approved teaching part-time for Practice Good responsible. are they which for and programmes courses the on to be should scheme evaluation teaching any of purpose primary The basis. individual improve teaching. evaluation schemes, including determining who should initiate evaluations,should who the understanding that faculties and equivalent bodies will ensure that: that: ensure will bodies and equivalent that faculties understanding the departments to maintain and improve the quality of the educational provision for which they they which for provision educational the of quality the and improve maintain to departments assurance, quality departmental for guidelines general adopted has Senate responsible. are operate. to asked are departments which under assigned si are assistantswho assistants, and teaching research 3. Departments are asked to pay particular attention to the work of part-time teachers to ensure ensure to 3. teachers part-time of work the to attention particular pay to asked are Departments body) 4. equivalent (or board faculty relevant the to annually report to required are Departments Section E — The Evaluation of Teaching an on staff their of teaching the 1. evaluate to required are bodies and equivalent Faculties teaching own their maintaining and 2. implementing devising, for responsible are Faculties the from sought be should approval programmes, post-graduate taught to regard (c) With that so clearly, documented be should changes, and approved changes, for Proposals (d) Curriculum the to of Changes Approval is on made 6. programmes academic of curriculum the over authority Senate of delegation The regulations. academic the (a) with is consistent programmes of structure The standards. University with consistent is work student to (b) units credit of assignment The and is award, the of level the given (c) is appropriate, programmes of standard academic The overall University’s the with consistent is and programmes courses of curriculum The (d) and attention, appropriate given been have strategies (e) and assessment learning Teaching, adequate. (f) are and courses programmes deliver to Resources curriculum new to students of transition the for arrangements necessary, Where (g) and Improv — Assuring D Section 1. In discharging its responsibility for the University’s academic programme, Senate relies on on relies Senate 1. programme, academic University’s the for responsibility its discharging In 2. Departments should ensure that new, full-time academic staff, and any demonstrators, demonstrators, and any staff, 2. academic full-time that new, ensure should Departments considered by more than one Assessment Panel. assessment in courses for which the Panel is Panel the which for in courses assessment 88

Principles, Policies and Practices for Quality Education responsible. ARRO. grades. students’ in setting account Academic Regulations. Regulations. Academic The duties of Assessment Panels are: are: Panels duties Assessment The of receive the results, how often evaluations should occur, how they should be administered, administered, be should they how occur, should evaluations often how results, the receive outcomes. evaluation the from result will procedures follow-up and what teaching an individual’s of quality the on information and credible comprehensive and effort time the include costs where scheme, the of costs the with consistent performance and teachers. students both of other from included be must evidence feedback, student to in addition performance, observation. and expert reflection, individual review, peer as such sources appropriate Senate. standards. into taken be should Senate by agreed guidelines the conducted, be should assessments account. for responsible is Examiner Course The Department. the by assessed be to course relevant the to grades course recommending course, the of assessment the coordinating and has ensuring Panel the necessary thatcourse, the the Assessment for Panel Assessment course. the of assessment the about information the include must Department, of Head the by chaired are Panels Assessment Department. department the of members include and may considered, being courses for Examiner Course be may course No course. the with associated of Head to the them and report in courses, students for grades final the determine To (b) into taken be circumstances other or that illness, students from requests consider To (c) Grading and Grade Distributions in the provided descriptions” 5. “grade the of basis the on assigned be should grades Course of standard academic maintain the To (a) 3. Evaluation schemes should provide the most valid (accurate), reliable (consistent), (consistent), reliable (accurate), valid most the provide should schemes Evaluation 3. of assessment summative a of part as undertaken is teaching of evaluation 4. Where by adopted guidelines the 5. with consistent be should evaluation teaching for schemes Faculty Section F — Student Assessment and Academic Standards Purpose of Student Assessment and educational learning student 1. teaching, effective between link crucial the is Assessment and how when precisely decide to freedom professional 2. necessary the allowing While Examiners Course each for Examiner a Course appoint 3. should bodies, equivalent or Department, of Heads Panels Assessment the by offered courses for Panel 4. an Assessment establish should Department of Heads , as † , as Chair, at least five five at least Chair, as , § nts’ assessed work shouldnts’ work benefit assessed from the academic level of the course syllabus, the full full the syllabus, course the of level academic 89 , and at least two members of the full-time staff of of staff full-time the of members , and at two least ‡ , the Examination Board should include: the Dean/Provost *

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sufficiently wide range of courses, and with sufficient regularity, to provide a credible a credible provide to regularity, sufficient and with courses, of range wide sufficiently department. the by maintained being are standards that academic assurance and activities in assessment the extent to the course, which of assessment range course is course. the for set objectives learning the with aligned adequately in universities work similar of experience necessary the with peers, qualified input of reputation. an international with board. faculty relevant the by and approved documented, Examination Boards should have reference to Senate’s guideline for the distribution of of distribution the for guideline Senate’s to reference have should Boards Examination awards. academic A quorum of an Examination Board is fifty percent of its members. members. its of percent fifty is Board an Examination of quorum A The constitution and membership of Examination Boards should be reported to the Quality Quality the to reported be should Boards Examination of membership and constitution The Assurance Committee for information. For Schools, the Examination Board should include the Dean/Director the include should Board Examination the Schools, For members of the full-time academic staff of the School appointed by the School Board as Board School the by appointed School the of staff academic full-time the of members members, and the Dean/Director’s nominee as Secretary. each Department/Division nominated by the Head of the Department/Division, as members, as members, Department/Division, the of Head the by nominated Department/Division each and the Dean/Provost’s nominee as Secretary. Chair, Heads of Department/Division of Heads Chair, assigning student grades. shouldto Panels responsible, havethe reference Assessment international norms for similar by adopted arrangements The universities. recognized internationally at other courses should maintained being is standard relevant that the University the assure to departments principles. following the to conform the by established Board, Examination relevant the by classified are awards University body. board/equivalent faculty FacultiesFor and the College

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Reference to Provost of College is no longer relevant in view above. of * Reference to Division of the College is no longer relevant. The College is now an independent unit and has its own policies. 13. 12. 11. 10. 6. when guidelines take into account Senate should Panels and Assessment Examiners Course * † ‡ § Benchmarking against International Standards Standards International against Benchmarking are they which for 7. in courses standards academic maintain to duty their exercising In instrumentsa Assessment across and students’ should reviewed be work assessed (a) the cover should assessment of (b) Review (c) instruments assessment of andReview stude clearly be should department a in assessment course of review the for Arrangements (d) of Awards Classification the and Boards Examination 8. 9. •••••••••••••••••••

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University , Master of of , Master BA/BBA/BEng/BSc/BSocSc/LLB/JD 92 , Master of Philosophy (MPhil), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) , Bachelor’s Degree: . The full requirements for awards are indicated under each programme in the following in following the programme each under indicated are awards for requirements full . The and Doctor of Engineering (EngD). The three Faculties: Business, Humanities and Social Sciences, postgraduate and Science anddegree Engineering,bachelor’s theoffer Law, of School and the Media Creative of School studies.The School the of Law, School of Creative Media, the Division of Building Science and Technology and the Community College of City University offer associate degree programmes. website: the at available are and details requirements programme of Information http://www.cityu.edu.hk/cityu/course/programme/prg_ofrcurr.htm. Structure Unit under the Credit Programmes the for units credit of number minimum the earn must students unit system, credit the Under their of requirements core the meet to courses designated take and must sought being award to requirements University certain meet must students undergraduate all addition, In programme. the outside courses take to a requirement requirement; a language including: award, their earn regulations academic The requirement. Civilisation and a Chinese study; of area main students’ the of “Regulations” in section detail in more out set are awards University for Engineering (MEng) (which is an enhancement and extension of related BEng/BSc degree), degree), BEng/BSc related of and extension is an enhancement (which (MEng) Engineering Degree: Master’s (PGD), Diploma Postgraduate (PGC), Certificate Postgraduate LLM/MA/MBA/MFA/MSc/MSocSc Calendar section. special and in entry, of year students’ on depend may awards for that requirements Note waived. be may requirements some circumstances, Programmes Programmes of Types The University’s programmes range from associate degree to doctoral level studies in a wide Degree: Associate awards: following the to leading disciplines of variety AA/ABA/ASc/ASocSc/ALS

The Structure of University Academic Programmes

1. The academic curriculum of the University is organized into Programmes. Each Programme leads to a named award of the University. Students are admitted to a Programme and remain enrolled on this Programme unless they are permitted to change their enrolment.

Credit Units 2. Programmes are organized on the basis of credit units defined in terms of student work, with one credit unit being earned for about forty-to-fifty hours of student work. In most cases, this notional student work input can be related to contact hours. The “rules of thumb” approved by Senate are that one lecture hour, or one tutorial hour per week for a Semester requires student work sufficient to earn one credit unit; and one laboratory hour per week for a Semester requires student work sufficient to earn one-half a credit unit. It is understood that Programme Committees may wish to deviate from these rules of thumb, where they do not reflect the actual circumstances of the Programme.

Number of Credit Units for University Awards 3. Senate has established a minimum number of credit units that students are required to earn for each award. These minimums are as follows: Bachelor’s Degree 90 credit units Associate Degree 66 credit units Master’s Degree 30 credit units Postgraduate Diploma 24 credit units Postgraduate Certificate 12 credit units 4. No maximum for credit units required has been set, but Programme designers should be aware that full-time students are expected to carry no more than a maximum credit unit load per Semester of eighteen units.

Courses 5. The units of instruction at the University and the component parts of Programmes are “courses”. Courses must be designed to earn whole credit units. To facilitate scheduling and therefore flexibility for students, departments are urged as far as possible to offer courses that earn multiples of three credit units. 6. Each course must be assigned a “level” to indicate the degree of academic difficulty associated with the course. Unless explicit approval is given, students may not meet programme requirements by studying courses at a level different than their programme level (i.e. P, B, A, or H). The levels approved by Senate are as follows:

93 at at at least nine credit units units credit nine least at Undergraduate Programmes must be be must Programmes Undergraduate 94 P6 The structured core for Bachelor’s Degrees must forty-eight credit credit forty-eight at least Degrees Associate for and , and prescribed for the Programme. they which for and Programme the by excluded specifically prerequisites. the have earned out-of-discipline.

The Structure of University Academic Programmes . The core element of the Programme is normally based on a discipline, or Associate Degree: Degree: Associate A2 and A1; Bachelor’s Degree: Degree: Bachelor’s B4 and B3; B2; least six credit units units credit six least content that students may use any equivalent course to meet programme requirements, requirements, programme meet to course equivalent any use may students that content be may courses substitute necessary, Where grade. a course improve or a failure, recover requirements. programme complete to students enable to assigned irrespective of the Programmes on which they are registered. 1, of duration a have should examinations written Formal completed. is course the which hours. 3 or 2.5, 2, 1.5, able is student a before fulfilled be must that requirements are Prerequisites precursors. other or educational include might this that Note course. particular a in register to relevant or level, A particular a e.g. University, the to entry before gained achievements work experience. Precursors tocourses are not requirements,but studentsare advised to courses. such taking before precursors complete should Prerequisites studies. their through progress to students for difficult more it therefore be used withdiscretion. core— integrated structured, A units credit sixty least at comprise professional area of specialization. The core provides for a planned, objective-oriented educational experience that requires studentstoprogress from introductory to advanced material and to gain anin-depth appreciation of their specialist area, or areas. Opportunities for studies “out-of-discipline”— designedto permit students to study courses outside their area of specialism. Programmes leadingto Bachelor’s Degrees must include include must Degrees Associate to leading Programmes “out-of-discipline”. earned units Electives: Free 11. or prerequisites, of use the by Programme a into introduced be can structure Vertical Courses chosen by students fromany available course, not 8. students suitable be for and may designed specific Programmes for are courses Not all 9. in Semester the in completed be can assessment that designed so be should Courses Programmes of Structure 10. are: design Programme of blocks building basic The Courses: Required courses of Electives: sets defined from students by “elected” Courses Programme award. the earn to pass must students that Courses 12. make they established once cases, in some necessary be will prerequisites setting While Degrees Associate and Degrees to Bachelor’s leading Programmes 13. include: must Degrees Associate and Degrees 13.1 Bachelor’s to leading Programmes 13.2 Postgraduate: P5; Postgraduate: 7. in overlap sufficient is there where programmes for defined be may courses Equivalent , at least 15 credit units credit 15 least at —Faculty Boards may at their at their may Boards —Faculty Senate requires that all Undergraduate Undergraduate all that requires Senate 95 earned in fulfilment of the University language —All Bachelor’s Degree Programmes must include include must Programmes Degree Bachelor’s —All six credit units credit six Senate encourages Programme designers to allow students sufficient sufficient students allow to designers Programme encourages Senate

The Structure of University Academic Programmes —Programmes may allow students to select minors as part of their programme of of programme their of part as minors select to students allow may —Programmes department offering the Programme, but is subject to approval by the relevant Faculty Faculty relevant the by approval to subject is but Programme, the offering department Board. Programmes may, if necessary, restrict the choice of students’ out-of-discipline the Programme. for approved courses to studies Requirements— Language University Programmes include the meet to studies through either met be must requirements language The requirement. courses language of study through or requirement, attainment English University requirement. the meet to Senate by approved Chinese Civilisation Requirement discretion exempt studentsin part-time, evening programmes from the University’s language,Chinese Civilisation and out-of-discipline requirements. the for Boards Faculty by established be may Requirements Faculty Requirements— these incorporate must designers Programme Board. the under offered awards in Programmes. requirements Electives— Free six creditunits earnedin courses in Chinese Civilisation. Requirement Course University the from Exemption room in their studies for courses freely chosen from those on offer in the University. any of part integral an be should talents and interests own one’s develop to Opportunities education. Minors totaling courses of group a structured comprise Minors study. allowing for significant exposure to a subject area or topic of professional interest. interest. professional of topic or area a subject to exposure significant for allowing transcripts. student on noted be will Minors 13.3 13.3 15. 16. The definition of courses that lie outside a discipline area is the responsibility of the 14. 14. 17.

Faculty of Business 商學院

Dean: Professor Chan Lai-kow MA, PhD W. Ont., FAAAS, FASQC, FASA, FIMS, FIMA

The Faculty of Business offers taught undergraduate and postgraduate programmes tailor-made to suit the specific needs of different professions, as well as research degrees leading to the awards of MPhil and PhD. Its graduates are well received by employers in the business community and have become a valuable pool of human resources in Hong Kong. The Faculty is committed to providing quality business education for students, producing quality applied research with impact, promoting quality academic culture to help faculty members excel, and pursing pro-actively strategic linkages with academic and business organizations in Hong Kong, the Mainland and overseas. It consists of the Departments of Accountancy, Economics and Finance, Information Systems, Management, Management Sciences and Marketing, each contributing to the teaching of the Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) programme (BBA) as well as the Master of Business Administration programme (MBA) and Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA). The Faculty has some 145 academic staff and eminent scholars recruited from around the world. This diversity ensures students have a global vision of the business environment. The BBA programme admits students from a variety of backgrounds. It is designed to present an overall view of management while at the same time provide students with the necessary skills in a specialization so that they can acquire and succeed in a responsible position upon graduation. At the postgraduate level, the Faculty offers 14 master’s degrees and one postgraduate certificate, plus the research degrees MPhil and PhD programmes. Some of these programmes admit students with specific areas of expertise which build upon their undergraduate studies and lead to a Master of Arts or Master of Science in particular area. The Faculty excels in selected areas of applied research which are of high international standard. Some of our work has made significant and timely impact on Hong Kong businesses. The research strengths of the Faculty are well aligned with our teaching programmes. The mission of the Faculty is to be a centre of academic and professional excellence dedicated to meeting the educational needs of the Hong Kong business community and to maintain strong partnership with the academic and private sectors, namely, establishment of Hong Kong’s first Knowledge Discovery Centre with the SAS Institute, the recognized leader in business intelligence and data mining; and forming a strategic alliance with the leading software solutions provider SAP to set up the first e-logistic laboratory. The Faculty also emphasizes high value-added educational programmes for whole person development and professional competencies and skills; and regularly joins student and academic exchanges with renowned business schools in the US, Canada, Europe and Asia.

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Department of Accountancy , BS MBA MHospMGT PhD PhD MHospMGT MBA , BS Beijing I.Beijing Tour. BA BA

Department of Accountancy 會計學系 The Department of Accountancy has acquired a leadership position in accounting education, education, in accounting position a leadership has acquired Accountancy of Department The in established was Department The Kong. in Hong research and accounting training professional secretaryship. and company accountancy professional for students undergraduate prepare to 1984 and endeavour research a substantial with augmented been has since purpose original This and business profession accountancy the with links close forging By programmes. postgraduate in has its attuned mission Department the Mainland, Chinese and the Kong in Hong community educational Its marketplace. the of requirements the to and research education accounting accounting, financial — accountancy professional of fields primary the embraces expertise and fi taxation auditing, accounting, management of dimensions international the to given is attention Special practice. secretarial company as well as Mainland, Chinese in the systems relevant including taxation and auditing accounting, accounting between dimensions inter-disciplinary systems. information and management law corporate Acting Head: Dr Chen, Charles Jieping

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Department of Economics and Finance

, MA PhD PhD , MA CUHK BSSc Department of Economics and Finance 經濟及金融系 Head: Yu, Professor Eden S H The Department of Economics and Finance provides solid training in both the theory and theory the both in training solid provides and Finance Economics of Department The cutting-edge with graduates train to aims Department The finance. and economics of application financial young the with Kong Hong provide and to and finance economics in modern knowledge executives, economists, and business analysts it needs. The mission as of the well as Department business for and finance is economics to using be and teaching, a in research excellence of centre economies. Asia-Pacific China, and other Mainland Kong, in Hong decision-making sector public and Finance Economics, in Business programmes undergraduate three offers Department The postgraduate and three Engineering; Financial Engineering. In addition, the Department offers two research degree programmes: MPhil and PhD and PhD MPhil programmes: degree research two offers Department the addition, In Engineering. and Finance. in Economics

Department of Information Systems , MAIS, SMIEEE SMIEEE , MAIS, York

, PhD , PhD Nan. BSc BSc Department of Information Systems 資訊系統學系 Head: Professor Wei, Kwok-kee The Department of Information Systems provides quality education and conducts innovative innovative and conducts education quality provides Systems Information of Department The from programmes degree of range a comprehensive offers It needs. market meet to research applied Bachelor’s level to PhD level in the areas of information systems, e-Commerce and local e-Business. with collaboration A close encourage to Department in the embedded is mechanism quality of requirements dynamic the meet to continue and courses programmes the ensure and to industry and is innovations in teaching a pioneer is Department The and society. industry business, local Ourwon laboratories. have staffinformation members state-of-the-artsystems with well-resourced 1995. since University the from awards excellence 8 teaching Being recognized globally as one of the best information systems departments in the world, our interests diversified have staff in research members theand areas wireless of mobile e-Logistics, and management, and innovation knowledge and e-Government, e-Business commerce, application development, in the expertise have also We auditing. and security systems information and tourism finance, on emphasis particular with systems information of and management management. research

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Ill. , MA PhD PhD , MA CUHK

Department of Management 管理學系 Kwok Leung, Head: Professor BSc education and management research innovative offer to seeks Management of Department The will that they awareness and social skills knowledge, the with graduates that develop programmes citizens. and responsible managers productive be to need services and community teaching research, quality takes Management of Department The as well as and services, programmes excellent of and delivery design the for and strives seriously, a in building and innovative proactive is Department The improvement. continuous their and other businesses students, of needs changing the to and in responding atmosphere, community stakeholders.

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Department of Management Sciences , FHKSTS, MISI MISI , FHKSTS, Calg.

Department of Management Sciences 管理科學系 PhD Head: Hing-po Dr Lo, MSc new The sizes. all of and organizations companies affect will business of globalization rapid The to related problems complex handle to skills analytical possess must managers of generation as analysis quantitative modern of demand this to is It management. and planning forecasting, and in its teaching in its to responding is Department that the and management business to applied in Graduates and commerce. industry with in collaboration research strategic on emphasis such with equipped particularly are education, business a broad-based with sciences, management to up take necessary skills professional the learn to prepared better are they Furthermore, skills. come. to years in the challenges new in this departments and strongest largest the of one is Sciences Management of Department The Department’s the value Department the of staff teaching The region. Asia-Pacific the in discipline professionals competent to be students its it educate does only Not students. its caring of tradition with good work ethics, but it also educates them to be proficient communicators, to be and responsiblein business, to find employment expected are Graduates learners. life-long be and to citizens, in non-profit and government organizations.

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Department of Marketing Idaho State Idaho , MBA , MBA Fuzhou

GradCE The Department offers Marketing and China Business majors under the BBA programme. The The programme. BBA the under majors and China Business Marketing offers Department The and China business marketing be to and women men young develop to is majors these of goal Students context. in a global region Asia-Pacific dynamic in the excel firms help to professionals the acquire they till sequentially and electives courses minor courses, core through proceed and (regional breath both emphasize majors The career. their for skills and concepts necessary and thinking) depth and creative skills, communication proficiency, language knowledge, global tools). decision and effective knowledge, area subject capability, (problem-solving cases, indigenous seminars, through education an all-round with provided are Students talks. and professional projects, contemporary Department of Marketing 市場營銷學系 Head : Dr Zhou, Nan

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 人文及社會科學學院

Dean : Professor Ian Holliday MA Cantab, MPhil DPhil Oxon.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is a multidisciplinary faculty comprising four departments: the Departments of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics; English and Communication; Public and Social Administration; and Applied Social Studies. It is a young and dynamic faculty committed to scholarship and excellence in teaching and research in the humanities and social sciences. Since its inception in 1990, the Faculty has established a strong foundation for quality research and a good range of distinguished and often unique programmes of study at both the undergraduate and the postgraduate levels. The four departments together offer 26 taught programmes at various levels including master’s degree, postgraduate diploma / certificate and bachelor’s degree. The programmes are designed to meet Hong Kong society’s rising demand for professionals: policy planners, urban managers, public administrators, human service practitioners, language educators and specialists in the fields of media, culture and communication. The Faculty also has research degree programmes at MPhil and PhD levels in the following areas: applications of linguistics and language technology, administrative and policy sciences, and communications. The Faculty emphasizes solid professional education with a broad knowledge base in all its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. It runs the largest undergraduate programmes in public administration and in translation and interpretation in the territory, and has established a strong reputation in all of its taught programmes. The Faculty has a robust research culture and a broad research agenda in both basic and applied research, focusing on language, culture, society, government, public administration, social policy, and human service intervention. There are three Research Centres: the Governance in Asia Research Centre, the Southeast Asia Research Centre and the Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies. Currently the Faculty has an establishment of about 150 full-time academic staff drawn from all over the world. They constitute a dynamic and multidisciplinary team of scholars with strong international links and expertise in comparative studies. Teaching and research in the Faculty are well supported by many state-of-the-art specialist facilities. These include one of the best equipped Phonetics Laboratories in Asia, a New Media Laboratory with multimedia production and desktop publishing software and hardware, and a Quality Evaluation Centre with computer-assisted telephone interview facilities.

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Department of Applied Social Studies , PhD Brist , PhD HK

BSocSc MSocSc BSocSc Department of Applied Social Studies 應用社會科學系 Sik-hung Head: Ng, Professor The strengthThe theof Department liesin the diversity of its staff, who are sociologists, psychologists a in providing role an active plays Department The and practitioners. educators work and social their of and awareness growth personal students’ enhance to courses science social of range broad offers Department the objective, this fulfill To live. they in which society the with relationship Honours with Sciences Social of Bachelor a full-time including programmes, undergraduate three Studies, Asian and Southeast (East options programme or streams three has that [BSocSc(Hons)] in Honours with Arts of Bachelor programmes: part-time two and Work), Social and Psychology which Counselling, in Minor with Work Social in (Hons) Arts of and Bachelor Work Social diploma/associate work social to level at a degree education professional and academic provide in posts senior the offered to fill professions. holders degree and a in Psychology Diploma a Postgraduate offers Department the level, postgraduate the At a with students graduate provides former The in Counselling. Sciences Social of Master to eligible are programme this of Graduates in Psychology. education and in-depth comprehensive Kong Hong and the Society Psychological British the of membership graduate for apply enhancing for needs community addresses programme latter The Society. Psychological . training professional for demand and strong workplace in the skills counselling sociology in sciences, social courses of a variety teaching with entrusted is also Department The the broadening of objective the with University the throughout students to and psychology 3 offers also Department the Additionally, system. credit-unit the under students of curriculum Education. (Hons) in Primary Arts of specialisms the Bachelor for 105

SUNY Buffalo SUNY

Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics MA PhD PhD MA The Department has designed its programmes in response to the growing needs of the and technology, and language linguistics in Chinese, training with graduates for community expertise with professionals language producing to committed is It and interpretation. translation ability the with and interpreters translators and professional computing, linguistic and Chinese in in training Putonghua, receive also may Students and effectively. skilfully languages both use to applying in specializes Department The languages. Asian other or Thai Korean, Japanese, also is use Increasing and interpretation. translation language, of study the to linguistics modern and computer-aided linguistics computational including applications, computer of made translation. Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics 中文、翻譯及語言學系 Head: Acting Webster Jonathan Dr

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Department of English and Communication , MA , MA

Nat’l ChengchiNat’l BA BA The Department’s programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels focus clearly on the the on clearly focus levels and postgraduate undergraduate at both programmes Department’s The the for and media the and in business communication effective for Kong Hong of needs and secondary at primary, and teaching learning language English of quality the of enhancement for in English BA(Hons) the offers Department the level, undergraduate the At levels. tertiary At Language. a Second as English in Teaching BA(Hons) and the Communication, Professional the Education, Language in English Diploma Postgraduate the to addition in level postgraduate the and in Communication MA Language, a Second as English in Teaching MA offers Department has an research active Department The Purposes. Specific for in English and MA Media, New in various strength particular with programme, PhD vigorous but highly small a offers and agenda linguistics. and applied communication of areas Department of English and Communication 英文與傳播系 Head: Chin-chuan Lee, Professor

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BSSc MPhil Department of Public and Social Administration Social Public of and Department 公共及社會行政學系 Dr Hon S Chan Acting Head: The Department is responding to the growing demand for administrators who combine generalist generalist combine who administrators for demand growing the to responding is Department The skills with knowledge of specialist areas, and who can fill a wide range of middle management positions inthe public and social service sector. addition In to meeting thisneed, personal the Department for opportunities with administrators senior more providing on emphasis places undergoing is which environment an of demands the with cope them help will that development develop to is programmes Department’s the of thrust central A changes. political and social rapid analysis. critical and management professional both in capacity students’ Kong. in Hong organizations community with projects collaborative pursues also Department The in government studies and policy and in management comparative in research undertakes It in reputation a developed has Department the addition, In sector. public the in accountability in the role important an increasingly plays which China, contemporary of analysis and research globalizing world.

Faculty of Science and Engineering 科學及工程學院

Dean : Professor Chan, Chi-hou BSc(EE) MSc Ohio, PhD Ill., FCIE, FIEE, CEng, FIEEE

Established in 1990, the Faculty of Science and Engineering comprises eight academic departments, namely Department of Biology and Chemistry, Department of Building and Construction, Department of Computer Engineering and Information Technology, Department of Computer Science, Department of Electronic Engineering, Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management, Department of Mathematics, and Department of Physics and Materials Science. With an enrolment of more than 4,250 students, the Faculty is the largest academic unit in the University offering the undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes. Through its eight departments, the Faculty is committed to providing students with the most up-to-date academic knowledge, as well as the necessary practical skills to meet the future challenges upon graduation. Realizing that today’s employers want more than textbook knowledge from our students, the Faculty organizes the Industrial Attachment Scheme (IAS), a two-month internship programme for second-year students. The IAS not only allows students to come to grips with real-time problems in work settings, the internship experience also sets a solid foundation for the students’ future career development. The success of the IAS has also led to the establishment of the Co-operative Education Centre and the launch of the full-year Co-operative Education Scheme in early 2003. The Faculty places equal emphasis on research activities, as teaching and research are complementary to each other. The strong research ethos, coupled with a strong team of faculty members, including eight Academicians and nine IEEE Fellows, has earned the Faculty international recognition in several strategic areas. It also puts the Faculty at the forefront in winning joint research and consultancy projects, as well as developing opportunities for technology transfer.

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The Department is committed to training science graduates so that they can contribute to the can contribute that they so graduates science training to committed is Department The in students to develop aims It Kong. in Hong demands and industrial educational technical, various and a development personal a fulfilling achieve to required and attitudes skills knowledge, the to in and nature applied designed are programmes degree Department’s The career. successful an increasing include These regions. adjacent and its Kong Hong of requirements specific for cater awarenesstheof need toprotect the environment in the face of the rapid growth of the population Delta. River Pearl in the development and industrial Department of Biology and Chemistry 生物及化學系 PhD Head: Randall John David Professor BSc 110

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MSc PhD DSc DSc PhD MSc Department of Building and Construction 建築系 The importance of the building industry to the economy of Hong Kong requires the Department to Department the requires Kong Hong of economy the to industry building the of importance The provide forward-looking graduates who can be employed as surveyors and engineers with promotes Department The base. technological in a strong skills management building generalist the assist to programmes and extension services consultancy collaboration, research of benefits the and expanding is Department The change. technological of challenges the meeting in industry key for education level advanced for demand the meet to activities and programmes its upgrading industry. in the managers Head: Professor Leung, Andrew Yee-tak Yee-tak Andrew Leung, Professor Head: ,

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Nanking Inst. of Posts & Telecommunications & Nanking Inst. of Posts Department of Computer Engineering and Information Technology ”, the Department is committed to providing training to meet the challenges in this challenges the to meet training providing to committed is Department ”, the FIAPR, FIEAust, SMIEEE FIEAust, FIAPR, BE The Department of Computer Engineering and Information Technology (IT) was established in established was (IT) Technology and Information Engineering Computer of Department The rapid and the extensive echo to Kong Hong of University City of move a strategic 2001 as in strengths well-focused its with Department, IT The technology. in information developments in role a leading take – to vision a clear has technologies, and information computer multimedia, in Hong technology and information engineering computer of areas in the and research education region. Pacific Asia and the Kong we present, At Department. the of objective a prime is education and quality timely Providing offer the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) De are we addition, In studies. and PhD MPhil Technology, Information Multimedia in Science and the counterparts academic other with in collaboration programmes more offer to planning in Department, the students, of development whole-person the nurturing to addition In industry. with students of edge competitive the build to endeavours industry, the with collaboration in out working projects industrial real carrying By exposure. and industrial experience hands-on Scheme, Education Cooperative and the Scheme Attachment Industrial the under environment wi knowledge theoretical can integrate students our the from support generous receive we Besides, skills. inter-personal and independence student’s the to enrich projects, and collaborative donations and hardware software of in terms industry, students. for resources and learning teaching “ slogan, in its reflected As Advancements computer of fields in the advancements continuous and fostering era information revolutionary technology. and information engineering Department of Computer Engineering and Information Technology 電腦工程與資訊科技系 Hong YAN, Professor Acting Head:

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National Taiwan BSc BSc The Department offers a wide range of taught and research degree programmes aimed to equip our our equip to aimed programmes degree and research taught of range a wide offers Department The digital in the roles leading play to knowledge and professional skills technical with graduates web internet, the of advent the by fueled is which of much in progress, currently that is revolution technologies. multimedia and interactive computing, in of application the particularly, education, continuing to committed also is Department The of variety in the reflected is This and commerce. in education (IT) technology information Department. the by initiated programmes part-time and design in software foundation theoretical a solid graduates giving while programmes, The engineering,alsoemphasize practical system implementation skills. This strong combination in outputs international of research Department’s in the demonstrated clearly is and practice theory and the industries local the for assignments and consultancy development software its journals, Science. in Computer programme undergraduate in the year placement an industrial of inclusion Department of Computer Science 電腦科學系 Head: Professor Yao, Frances Foong

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BSc(Eng) PhD PhD BSc(Eng) Department of Electronic Engineering 電子工程學系 Head: Kwai-man Luk, Professor AssessmentExercises, boasted we the highest number of active researchers in the electrical and in active as research assessed were 90% About our professors region. of thein areas electronics and centres research in seven involved actively are We Kong. in Hong highest the to close 1999, Fellows Research 2Senior Croucher OSA, of 2 Fellows IEEE, of Fellows eight are there currently academies. national of members as three as well and RF antennas electromagnetics, in applied laboratories excellent has Department the Besides, optics, fibre packaging, electronic communications, and mobile digital systems, control circuits, three also are There and networking. and teletraffic electronics power optoelectronics, Linux, 3,000 over of area floor a total with room, terminal student a and laboratories teaching general into technologies ground-breaking many commercialized also have professors Our metres. square systems; communication mobile and 3G 2G for antennas station Base as such products, marketable electronic for control Dimming (GPS); Systems Positioning Global duplex for antennas Compact listed publicly first the TeleEye, and the technology; receiving millimeter-wave the ballast; companyarisinguniversity from research in further Hong A Kong. five subsidiary companies have 13 granted. with filed been have applications 40 patent of a total far up and so set been Department the Area, PRD in the industry electronics the of development rapid the of view In many with 100 students over in 2001 for Scheme Attachment Industrial a large-scale pioneered its for experience learning out-of-class provide to companies and well-established multi-national into a one-year recently extended been has this companies, these of support the With students. jobs offered were schemes these joining students the of Some programme. education co-operative 2003, In programmes. the completing upon immediately engineers as The Department offers three undergraduate programmes in Electronic and Communication and Communication in Electronic programmes undergraduate three offers Department The Engineering, and Information Engineering; two taught master’s level programmes and two will who engineers, professional nurture to aims Department The programmes. degree research and designing of skills and practical knowledge technical and the minds, innovative possess in advances exciting the of most underpinning and systems devices electronic manipulating They technology. and consumer automation communications, engineering, information modern and in Kong in Hong economy global modern of development the in advancing role a key play will the Pearl River Delta (PRD) Region. lessIn than 20 years, the Department of Electronic Engineering’s achievements rank 45 amongour of Many the internationally. departments excellent to comparable and are Kong in Hong highest basic and applied in both excel They overseas. universities top from recruited were staff academic and serv teaching their boosts also which research, were engaged within a few months after graduation, some some graduation, after months a few within from the undergraduate engaged programmes were D R & presidents, become now have alumni our of Many studies. further pursuing whom of directors, engineer managers and managers IT of large corporations.

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Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management , Fellow of SEM, of SPIE , Fellow Fellow Ill. PhD places great emphasis on engineering design in product development. The Department also gives gives also Department The development. in product design engineering on emphasis great places skills. and management communication students’ of development the to emphasis and operational teaching on focuses Department the industries, service and engineering other For and evaluate plan, engineer, can who graduates produce to in order principles management optimize operations in enterprises. on emphasize programmes Department’s the graduates, of employability enhance To the in participation through experiences practical gain Students learning. experience-based the of rate employment the Consequently, schemes. Co-operative and the Attachment Industrial employment difficult in the 83% even high, exceeding is very graduates Department’s 2002. of environment Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management 製造工程及工程管理學系 Head: Yau-yan Michael Hung, Professor both at needs, educational Kong’s Hong meet to is Department the of objective first The disciplines of a variety cover programmes academic Its levels. postgraduate and undergraduate engineering, mechatronic engineering, industrial engineering, manufacturing including and technology. design as well as management, engineering systems, automation The economy. Delta’s River Pearl the of backbone the are industries related the and Manufacturing and managerial technological the in meeting industries regional the support to is objective second as as well and development in research extensively engaging by century, 21st the of challenges close fostered has already Department the transfer, technology expedite To transfer. technology The activities. consultancy and collaboration through region in the industries the with links talented of and a team laboratories state-of-the-art of a complex by supported are activities and development. research industrial in cutting-edge experience considerable with academics computer-aided modern teaching on focuses Department the industry, manufacturing the For manage, to know-how the with graduates our at equipping aiming technology manufacturing increasing reflect products As systems. manufacturing integrated modern and run develop me of integration in the especially sophistication,

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BSc BSc Department of Mathematics 數學系 Qiang Zhang, Professor Head: is teaching Undergraduate mathematics. and computational in applied specializes Department The range in a wide research extensive by up backed many modern uses of mathematics. Our programmes are both relevant and up-to-date. and up-to-date. relevant both are programmes Our mathematics. of uses modern many industries high technology Kong’s in Hong developments rapid of conscious is Department The hi producing programmes introduce to keen and is industries. such to a contribution making

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BSc MPhil MPhil BSc encompassing both physics and materials, formed the Department of Physics and Materials Materials and Physics of Department the formed and materials, physics both encompassing 1) to threefold: are objectives Department’s The Kong. kind in Hong its of first the — Science to leading research innovative conduct to 2) skills, and knowledge advanced with students educate and provide services professional render to and 3) and technology, science of advancement the region. Delta River Pearl and the Kong in Hong community professorial the for resources leading world’s the from degrees doctoral earned all have Department the of staff academic The experience working and substantial reputation international acquired Many institutions. academic them with bringing Department, the joining and China before Australia Europe, America, in North Department the education, from Apart students. their to transfer to and skills knowledge invaluable current our of Some communities. scientific international with and collaborates in research excels computational physics, and environmental atmospheric optics, applied include: areas research ceramics, electrical coatings, hard diamond-like physics, matter condensed science, materials and technology, science nano physics, radiation medical and measurements, instrumentation science. and surface alloys, memory shape devices, emitting light organic serve to facility education and a multimedia laboratories well-equipped has Department The new welcome who and researchers teachers devoted of a group has It staff. research and all students the entering students all to education state-of-the-art bring to ready and are challenges programmes. and postgraduate undergraduate The world of science and technology in the new millennium is facing scientific challenges in the in the challenges scientific facing is millennium new in the technology and science of world The all In science. and environmental nanotechnology biotechnology, technology, information of areas underpinning the of understanding and the ubiquitous are issues materials endeavors, these of importance the recognizing Kong, Hong of University City 1993, the In essential. is physics these frontier challenges as as well the need Department of Physics and Materials Science 物理及材料科學系 Chung-leung Chan, Johnny Head: Professor Acting

School of Creative Media 創意媒體學院

Dean: Professor James S Moy BA MA Ill., PhD Ill. (Urbana-Champaign)

Creative media encompasses a wide variety of positions in the media-related fields, including animation, multimedia design, advertising, television, film, publishing, arts administration and media production and in the business and manufacturing sectors where high-end technologies are increasingly used in the production processes. If you are interested in developing yourself in such areas as computer animation, film and video production, multimedia design, art directing, production management, screenwriting, directing, digital art, or to become a critical media scholar, the School of Creative Media is the place for you. Our mission is to train a new breed of multimedia specialists, professionals who are not only skilled in the technology of digital media but who are also versed in the art of storytelling, content creation and media production and who can master a multiplicity of media forms. Our students are encouraged to develop their potential in critical thinking, innovation and the capacity to integrate technology and creativity. They are also trained to understand the business and legal environments in which media industries operate. In addition to the mastery over the technological skills, they will be well-equipped to fill the leading positions and face challenges from the ever-changing media landscape. Artistic awareness and creativity require intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, imagination and an appreciation of an interdisciplinary approach to all fields of media production. These themes run through all of the courses taught at the School. In selecting our students, we look for those who are open-minded, with broad interests and a willingness to explore new fields and develop new skills. We advise the applicant to present a portfolio of creative work – of whatever kind – which can demonstrate his/her talents.

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School of Law 法律學院

Dean: Professor Peter Malanczuk Referendar jur. Assessor jur. Heidelberg, DJur Giessen

The School of Law prepares its students for the legal profession and for law-related careers in the public service and private enterprise. It offers a variety of educational programmes to meet the needs of those whose careers will be involved in the legal profession in Hong Kong, mainland China, and the Asia-Pacific region. The School maintains regular contacts with the legal profession and strong links with universities in mainland China and overseas through collaboration in research projects, teaching programmes and student exchanges. It has an outstanding international academic staff and pursues excellence and innovation in teaching and research. Its faculty contributes articles, books and advice on legal issues of importance to Hong Kong and other jurisdictions. Law facilitates human interaction and sets standards for conduct. Its object is to resolve and prevent conflicts, to maintain peace and order, and to assist individuals, companies, governments and others in solving problems. Law permeates every aspect of life. Lawyers are called upon to assist individuals in such varied areas as buying property, setting up businesses, resolving marital problems, negotiating contracts and dealing with government agencies. Those with legal training also assist companies and governmental agencies and others in equally diverse ways.

Programmes in the School of Law In addition to the Bachelor of Laws with Honours and the Juris Doctor, the School offers the Associate of Legal Studies for legal executives; the Postgraduate Certificate in Laws for those preparing to become solicitors or barristers; the Master of Laws in Chinese and Comparative Law (Regular Mode); the Master of Laws (Fast-track Mode); the Master of Arts in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution; the Bachelor of Accountancy and Law in cooperation with the Department of Accountancy; and, in cooperation with the Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics, the Master of Arts in Language and Law. The School also provides service course teaching to other academic departments in the University.

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Acting Principal: Mr John Dockerill BSc Manc.

The Community College of City University is a self-financed College with a high level of autonomy in its management and operation, set up by the University on 1 July 2004 to offer educational programmes leading to CityU award bearing Associate Degrees, undergraduate degrees of other educational institutions, and other educational programmes for the benefit of the community. The Community College incorporates the Divisions of Commerce, Computer Studies, Language Studies, and Social Studies which, for the past twelve years, have been serving Hong Kong as providers of high quality education for work and further study. The Associate Degree programmes offered have set a high standard in terms of academic quality, comprehensive learning experience, graduate employability, and articulation to degree programmes. The Community College provides its students with excellent professional preparation, and adds value to each student’s educational experience through its well-planned programmes of study, experienced teaching staff, and numerous out-of-class activities such as leadership training, overseas academic attachments, study tours, and career attachments, etc. The mission of the Community College is to help Hong Kong’s young people to discover and develop their potential, and to contribute to the prosperity and welfare of Hong Kong as members of a high quality workforce. In 2004-05, the College will offer a range of programmes at different entry levels to cater for the education needs of the community. These include a Pre-Associate Degree programme, 21 Associate Degree programmes which are offered in the full-time, part-time and on-line modes of study, and four top-up bachelor’s degree programmes awarded by the Universities of Coventry, Napier, Swinburne and Northumbria at Newcastle.

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Division of Commerce of Division 商學部 Head: Acting Sai-hong Ko, Dr Business Administration in Electronic Commerce and Web Technology, Associate of Business of Associate Technology, and Web Commerce AdministrationElectronic Businessin General in Administration Business of Associate Services, in Financial Administration Business of Business Administration. the Associate for of Except Associate andManagement, are which Administration, Business of Associate and the Management in General Administration UGC-funded. are programmes three other the all programmes, self-financing at the needs manpower meeting on focusing education, quality high provide programmes the All Economics, Finance, Administration, Business Accounting, of areas in the level managerial junior but sufficiently Science, and Management Logistics, e-Commerce, Informatics, Business Banking, fields. related commerce of variety in a wide studies further facilitate to broad Division’sThe Associate Degree is a valuable qualification in its own right and the majority of its Programmes overseas or local to articulate or graduation upon employment find readily graduates for completion of a first Degree. Entry to these programmes is extremely competitive and the programmes have high recognition student has a projected Commerce of Division The institutions. and chartered professional from 2004–2005. year academic the for students and 200 part-time full-time 1,600 about of population The Division The five of Commercefull-time offers and part-time programmes for first intake year at of Business Associate level: Degree the Associate

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Division of Computer Studies 電腦學部 Head: Acting Yiu-kuen Charlie Choi, Dr with equipped are laboratories computer The staff. and clerical technical the by supported a Linux laboratories, project two include These equipment. and software hardware, state-of-the-art divisional and four laboratory a multimedia laboratory, a network laboratory, workstation experience. hands-on excellent with students provide which laboratories, computer The programmes of the Division of Computer Studies aim to meet the increasing demand for Hong the of expansion rapid and the continuous of in anticipation professionals IT level higher other and discipline in the courses of a variety support programmes The economy. Kong Degree Bachelor’s with and articulation needs societal on based courses interdisciplinary programmes. projects student joint placement, job summer offer we aspects, in different IT of use the promote To competitions Seminars, and tours. exchanges and overseas visits, technical sector, private the with to discuss learning, peer students’ enhance to regularly organized also are gatherings and social industry. the with links reinforce and to employment, and future studies further for opportunities of Institution Kong Hong the by recognized is Studies in Computer Science of Associate The member associate for Engineers

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and Interpretation. Unique features of these programmes include their close links with industry and industry with links close their include programmes these of features Unique and Interpretation. technology. communication on emphasis strong Bilingualin Arts of Associate an offers the Division also programmes, these Besides English and Japanese, Chinese and English, (Chinese options four with Studies Communication service of range a full and provides basis, a self-financed on English) and French Japanese, and Korean, French, including electives, and language and in Chinese, English courses language Community in the programmes and degree degree associate support and to Spanish Japanese University. City of College The Division consists of six sections: Chinese, Japanese, English, Translation, French and Korean. and Korean. French Translation, English, Japanese, Chinese, sections: six of consists Division The and language in training practical with graduates qualified for need Kong’s Hong meet To are which offered, are level Degree at Associate programmes funded UGC communication, Studies, Japanese in Applied Arts of Associate Studies, Chinese in Applied Arts of Associate Associate of Arts in English for Professional Co Division of Language Studies 語文學部 Head: Acting Woon-yee Wanda Lau, Ms

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BSSc, CUHK MSW programme funded Non-UGC students with knowledge and skills for taking up first-line management positions in the leisure and in leisure the positions management up first-line taking for and skills knowledge with students Psychology in Applied Science Social of Associate The industry. tourism Division of Social Studies 社會科學學部 Chan Pik-yuen Wong, Dr : Head Acting ______* The Division offers social science programmes at in both Assistants Work as Social to work qualified graduates produces Work in Social Science governmentand non-government sectors. The Associate of Social Science in Community Services in work to competence and management interpersonal with students equips Management in Public Science Social of Associate The settings. service and community customer-related level and middle junior competent become to students trains and Management Administration in Science Social of Associate The sectors. and social public the for and managers administrators Management and Tourism Leisure the knowledge of psychological concepts and principles which can be used in a wide variety of of in variety used a can be wide which and principles concepts psychological of knowledge the Studies* Social in Applied Science Social of Associate The settings. and interpersonal professional and subjects, science social of spectrum in a wide knowledge foundational broad-based provides and Studies Urban Psychology, Applied of disciplines in the studies and in-depth focused more Relations. Public programmes other for subjects science social various provides also Division the addition, In University. City of College Community the within offered •••••••••••••••••••

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Dean: Professor Wong, Roderick Sue-cheun BA San Diego State Coll., PhD Alta., FRSCan, Foreign Member, Academy of Sciences of Turin

Over the years, the University has successfully offered taught postgraduate and research degree programmes in the Faculties of Business, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Science and Engineering, as well as in the Schools of Creative Media, and Law. Many postgraduate programmes have been developed to meet the professional needs of Hong Kong. To provide focus and support to the expanding postgraduate student population, the University established the School of Graduate Studies in 1994. The principal role of the School is to facilitate the educational experience of students during their course of study in the University. The School is committed to consistency of standards and academic quality throughout the University. The School is headed by the Dean who is also the Chair of the Board of Graduate Studies. The Board is responsible to the Senate for the oversight of all taught postgraduate and research degree programmes. The School serves to: (i) promote postgraduate study and research opportunities offered by the University; (ii) facilitate student admissions and student financial support; (iii) monitor study and research progress, examinations and graduation; (iv) organize student forums and workshops; (v) coordinate research conferences and seminars; and (vi) compile student statistics as well as publications relating to graduate studies. In general, the School advises and supports Faculties/Schools and academic departments in the dissemination of “best” practices as well as the promotion of new educational initiatives. It also serves to strengthen links with other institutions in order to encourage successful academic exchanges and facilitate the recruitment of non-local students. In addition, it helps to strengthen the research culture of the University through cementing links between the taught postgraduate and research degree programmes on one hand, and between student research degree projects and research and consultancy projects of staff on the other. The School works with the CityU Postgraduate Association (CUPA), an official postgraduate student body, to assure programmes which are sensitive to student concerns.

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Director: Mr Wong Kit-hung, Charles MH BSc Lond., MA Br. Col.

The School of Continuing and Professional Education (SCOPE) is part of CityU Extension, the extension arm of the University to serve the community. The mission of SCOPE is to provide quality continuing education for professional practice, retraining and self development which anticipate and respond to community needs and effects of social and technological changes. Continuing and professional education programme is one of the most important channels where the University can offer access to its human, physical and technological resources for the advancement of society. The School is committed to freedom of enquiry, the pursuit of excellence in teaching and interaction with the community. The School has two main target groups. For the first group, working adults, there are short and certificate/diploma courses for general interest, leisure and continuing professional development. There are also progression certificate/diploma and top up degree programmes to enable those with HKCEE to obtain undergraduate degrees. Together with a range of masters and doctoral programmes, the School has a full range of programmes with different entry points for lifelong learners in various disciplines and professions. The second target group are teenagers. The School provides preparatory programmes for higher education in the form of Pre-Associate Degree Programmes (in association with Community College of City University) for school-leavers and Project Yi Jin as a remedial programme for those who are not compatible for regular secondary school education. There are also a number of part-time and full-time programmes to allow achievers from this route to pursue further education. SCOPE has close working relationships with various industries, professional bodies and a large number of overseas institutions in offering award bearing programmes, and is considered to be a major innovative provider of quality continuing education in many disciplines and professions. Given this international and professional perspective, the School is actively exploring opportunities for the provision of programmes in China. With a total enrolment of over 25,000 per year and the full-time equivalent student load of 4,000, SCOPE is one of the major providers of continuing education in Hong Kong. The School also undertakes institutional work on behalf of the University by offering optional language courses for regular CityU students.

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Centre of Super-Diamond and Advanced Films Films and Advanced Super-Diamond of Centre Shuit-tong Lee Professor Director: nanoscience of in area the research collaborative and reinforce nurture to is mission Centre’s The and advanced and devices, materials electroluminescent organic diamond, and nanotechnology, recognizedlly an internationa centre become of excellence; to aim the to assistwith films thin and nanoscience on based technologies the of use in making industries Kong Hong and thin advanced and devices, materials electroluminescent organic diamond, nanotechnology, cultivates which a university as University the of and reputation image the enhance to films; and support promote to applications; industrial wide of and technology research high-quality and nanotechnology, nanoscience of area in China the institutions with research collaborative to and thin films; and advanced and devices, materials electroluminescent organic diamond, funding. external attracting for strength solid with centre research an eminent become Focus Research Research Centres University Research Centres and Conservation Pollution Coastal for Centre Wu Shiu-sun Rudolf Professor Director: and internationally, region Asia-Pacific in the centre research a leading be to aspires Centre The the of mission The environments. and sub-tropical tropical to relevant in studies especially pollution marine on research multidisciplinary quality, highest and foster conduct to is Centre the of and management protection the to contribution a significant make to and conservation; to and work; applied level high through region and the Kong Hong of environment coastal through environment coastal the of and management protection in the role a leading assume services. professional and other work consultancy training, research, Focus Research z z z z z z z z z z z z 131

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Liu Bie Ju Centre for Mathematical Sciences Sciences Mathematical for Ju Centre Bie Liu Wong Sue-cheun Roderick Professor Director: of branches in all knowledge of development the to contribute is to mission Centre’s The in research first-class conduct mathematics; and computational applied especially mathematics, by research high-quality facilitate mathematics; and computational mathematics applied further collaboration; of levels all supporting and by scientists, visiting eminent attracting and disseminate extend institutes; mathematics between and collaboration interaction improve and half- colloquia symposia, workshops, conferences, mathematics organizing by knowledge fellows; and post-doctoral students graduate for programmes special organize programmes; year and series; notes and lecture series preprint books, articles, journal of publication the support sciences. in mathematical research enhance will which and donations funding outside attract Focus Research Language Information Sciences Research Centre Centre Research Sciences Language Information T’sou Ka-yin Benjamin Professor Director: interdisciplinaryfosterCentre(1) aimsto: The research in areas; several (2) provide a forum for and language of problems on together work to alike scholars and young researchers experienced in advancing role a major play (3) communities; speech in Chinese technology information technology between bridge and useful a new provide (4) globally; sciences information language research relevant about community the inform and (5) sciences; and social and humanities language, natural of structure the on focuses It context. Chinese the within especially findings, the how and indirectly, and it directly through and decoded encoded is information how the for techniques computational with and simulated studied can be involved processes advancement of the sciences and the humanities. This field of research integrates cognitive technology hand and advanced one the on and neuro-sciences linguistics including sciences, other. the on science) and computing engineering information (including Focus Research z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z 132

Research Centres Design and fabrication of optical waveguides and devices and devices waveguides optical of and fabrication Design devices fibre optical of and fabrication Design systems Communication Optical sensing Optical Lasers and shearography holography Optical processing signal Optical Range Antenna Compact Measurement Antenna Field Near Compatibility Electromagnetic Engineering and Reliability Analysis Failure Antenna Patch Cell Resonant Microwave Compact Systems Wideband Ultra Ltd Co Hi-Tech Hi-Gain Yantai Ltd Co Communications GoldRadio Ltd International MaCaPS Ltd Technology Citycom

Wireless Communications Research Centre Centre Research Communications Wireless Kai-ning Yung Edward Professor Director: one be to an aim in 1994 with established was Centre Research Communications Wireless The University, City the of mission the with line In world. kind in the its of institutions best the of wireless in areas selected in strategically research fundamental curiosity-driven conduct we electronics local the to relevant research applied product-inspired out carry and communications and consultancy, research, contract application-specific with deal also we Moreover, industry. industry. to transfers technology other Facilities Unique Outstanding Contributions Spin Off Companies Optoelectronics Research Centre Centre Research Optoelectronics Chu Pak-lim Professor Director: of management and transmission, generation, of study the with concerned is Optoelectronics centre research international a leading establish to are and objectives mission Centre’s The light. China, and international Kong, Hong the serve to optics; and applied photonics of and to serve transfer; and technology training consulting, providing by industries optoelectronics the Hong Kong government by providing advice in connection with technology transfer. include: Centre the of activities research The z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z governance. and provide a forum for for a forum and provide governance. The Centre will design state-of- 133

Research Centres public sectors. The Centre aims to identify key corporate corporate key identify to aims Centre The public sectors. Corporate Governance Issues in Hong Kong Kong in Hong Issues Governance Corporate Corporate Governance Issues in the Chinese Mainland Issues Accounting and International Pacific Asia Policies and Dividend Structure Financial Corporate Issues Governance Corporate International on emphasis with and synchronization, control and their systems Chaotic dynamical algorithms and computational circuits Nonlinear design and circuit methods control via generation Chaos electronics and power systems in power and bifurcation Chaos and communications Internet for technology Chaos and synchronization control stability, modelling, networks: dynamical Complex fundamental theory studies, engineering design, and practical applications applications and practical design, engineering studies, theory fundamental

Centre for Chaos Control and Synchronization and Synchronization Control Chaos for Centre Chen Guanrong Professor Director: technology and cutting-edge emerging the on research fundamental promote to aims Centre The and and commercial leadership academic targeting and synchronization, chaos control of and inter-disciplinary inter-institutional for base a visible provides It applications. industrial a plays also It beyond. and Kong Hong of market financial the to out reaching cooperation, It training. postgraduate as quality as well and transfer, advances in technological role significant and engineering. science nonlinear studying for a place is Focus Research Law and Comparative Chinese for Centre Malanczuk Peter Professor Director: Acting and Chinese of area in the excellence of centre a research become to aspires Centre The facilitating and undertaking organizing, through region Pacific Asia in the law comparative and practical theoretical both on focuses Centre The law. and comparative Chinese on research Asian and Chinese a from issues in global studies and emphasises research legal of aspects in output research disseminates Centre The focus. an interdisciplinary and with perspective a platform provide to endeavours Centre the activities, its Through China and overseas. Greater the-art curricula and train professionals with a sound understanding in accounting and corporate in and accounting corporate understanding a sound with professionals and train curricula the-art governance for the private and governance issues and problems in the Chinese Mainland and the Asia Pacific region and to provide to designed and bodies institutions international with research collaborative undertake and image international the enhance to aims Centre the Furthermore, and prescriptions. solutions Economics & of Accounting Journal Asia-Pacific the of quality and corporate in accounting research and interdisciplinary collaborative Projects Research Ongoing Key Faculty Research Centres Governance Centre and Corporate Accounting Jieping Chen, Charles Dr Director: Acting and research interdisciplinary quality high of achievement the to dedicated is Centre The and corporate accounting of areas in the teaching z z z z z z z z z z z 134

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Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies Studies Cross-Cultural for Centre Longxi Zhang Professor Director: traditions, cultural and other Chinese between interactions the on research promotes Centre The visibility international the enhance to aims It studies. East-West exclusively but not particularly of study to the is devoted Centre The studies. in humanistic University the of and reputation the of advantage Taking emphasis. humanistic a with clear understanding cross-cultural scholars eminent with connections and maintaining Kong Hong of characteristics international and to research quality high support to situated well is Centre the overseas, centres research and and internationally. locally scholarship to contributions significant make Focus Research Technology Media for Centre Director: Professor Z Q Liu the partners, and industry world in the institutions leading with collaborations close Through and technologies media in advanced excellence of centre world-class a establish to aims Centre applications that serve the masses and to enhance the competitive and advantages research conduct to (1) of the are Hong Centre the of objectives The industry. creative Kong’s and to IT technology cutting-edge provide to (2) technology; media in innovative development industrial with collaborations closer foster o (3) world; and the Kong in Hong industries creative offer to (4) development; and market-oriented transfers technology through partners professionals. and media students research train to opportunities Topics Research for creation, exchange, discussion and debate of ideas and perspectives on Chinese and Chinese on perspectives and ideas of and debate discussion exchange, creation, for of School the within culture research and cooperative a vigorous develop and to law comparative University. and the Law Focus Research z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z z 135

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Governance in Asia Research Centre Centre Research Asia Governance in Po-wah Lai Julia Tao Dr Director: and institutional the ethical, the on research cutting-edge innovative, to committed is Centre The the policy aspects of governance in Asia. research Its agenda emphasizes the investigation of theoretical and practical issues of governance from a cross-cultural, interdisciplinaryand public politics, philosophy, of intersection at the operates It perspective. comparative ethical the of awareness to develop is Centre the of goal The studies. and policy management and cultural aspects of governance, to contribute to paradigms new of institutional reform, and to in Asia. implementation and policy making policy enhance Programmes Research On-going Centre Research Asia Southeast Kevin Hewison Professor Director: of study the for Kong in Hong centre research a world-class develop to is mission Centre’s The to contributions and valuable new make to is aim Centre’s The Asia. Southeast contemporary internationally an as Kong Hong of University City establishing studies, Asia Southeast and inter- a comparative adopts Centre The in this field. excellence of centre recognized of sectors multiple encompass to seeks research thematicon issues. Its perspective disciplinary and female, male urban and rural, and peripheral, central including societies, Asian Southeast government and non-government. Programmes Research z z z z z z z z z •••••••••••••••••••

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government and commercial sectors, the opment Centres and 138 Centre) ndustry are recognized as experts in multimedia and school-based and in school-based multimedia experts as recognized are ndustry ngineering (EPA University has established three applied strategic development centres. These centres are are centres These centres. development strategic applied three established has University of aim the with University at the initiatives D R & applied stimulate and promote to designed applications. commercial potential that have and services processes products, new developing and Analysis Failure and Assemblies, Packaging Electronic for Centre Reliability E Applied Strategic Devel Applied Strategic Development Centres industry, with collaboration strengthen further To Applied R & D Centres Director: Professor Chan Yan-cheong, Department of Electronic Engineering Engineering of Electronic Department Chan Yan-cheong, Professor Director: 1998 and aims in July established was Centre EPA the Department, Industry then the by Funded manufacturing electronics of range a to wide services full “one-stop-shop” turnkey at providing consultancy laboratory, open-access transfer, technology R&D, applied include These industries. Strategic Applied of status the acquired Centre 2000, the February In training. manpower and to point a focal is ASDC The Kong. Hong of University in City (ASDC) Centre Development benefit direct is of which and assemblies packaging electronic in advanced R&D applied nurture most the holds now It applications. and industrial commercial for community the to its kind of ever first the $20 million, over worth equipment sophisticated of range comprehensive in academic activities to our support indispensable providing institution, tertiary in a local found and excellent support research academic strong CityU’s by Backed R&D. applied and research already has ASDC the centres, research top-notch and overseas local both with collaboration valuable and providing R&D midstream of applications in the results excellent demonstrated academic integrate to team research CityU’s our for unique is This to industry. the services colours. flying with industry local the to results research apply and to R&D, and applied research and Multimedia of Development Application Innovative for Centre Centre) (AIMtech Technologies Internet Science of Computer Department Ho-shing, Ip Horace Professor Director: Technologies and Internet Multimedia of Development Application Innovative for Centre The of applications innovative for excellence of a centre as itself establish to aims Centre) (AIMtech directly responds Centre AIMtech The technologies. related and Internet information multimedia to and research applied and practice professional on emphasis for call University’s the to with co-operation through technology of deployment and effective exploitation practical promote needs. and regional local the meet to industry in the Science Computer of Department the of strength existing the on draws Centre AIMtech core The computing. and Internet visualisation processing, information multimedia of area funding external securing in record an excellent possessing Centre, AIMtech the of members from government agency and i applications. Internet governmental and non- 139

Applied Strategic Development Centres The promotion of exchange programmes and dissemination of knowledge between academia academia between knowledge of and dissemination programmes exchange of promotion The The identification of challenging projects of multimedia and Internet systemswhich will society. the on an impact create strategic in these D results R & applied of transfer technology and/or commercialization The areas. and industry in the area of multimedia and Internet application developments. developments. application and Internet multimedia of area in the and industry

AIMtech Centre’sAIMtech focuses work on the following areas: z z z Delta River Pearl the in R & D Centres Applied River Pearl the that of with integration greater achieve to set is economy Kong Hong the As the through PRD the to platform research its extended has University the region, Delta the doing, so in 2001. In and Zhuhai in Shenzhen centres D & R applied three of establishment to hoping Kong, and Hong PRD the of strengths respective the on capitalize to aims University The Centre also hosts the SUN Centre of Excellence on Pervasive Computing and a sub-centre and a Computing sub-centre Pervasive on Excellence of Centre SUN the hosts also Centre The Applications. and PKI Security Internet on (QEC) Centre Evaluation Quality Social Studies of Applied Department Kwan-kwok, Leung Dr Director: research applied high quality and stimulate promote to aims (QEC) Centre Evaluation Quality and sectors relevant the to results research their transfer to at CityU, initiatives and development is It communities. and regional in local services and public social of quality the enhance to evaluation guidelines, evaluation of development the promote to functions with established the facilitate to in order and publications data archives, models, governmental organizations in the utilization of our research materials in their service. and programme — survey research social applied of areas niche in two specializes QEC The evaluation. There are four different levels of staff expertise in the area of service and evaluation. The first is expertise related to evaluation and assessment processes. Some of the components sampling, are: data analysis, interviews, group focus counselling, skills, communication group with in dealing competence technical is second The skills. interviewing and telephone surveys, of knowledge is third The marketing. telephone as well as models evaluation and programming specific service sectors. Examples include education, environmental services, and social health relations, labour care, services, recreational health, public services, media justice, juvenile other and sciences in social courses training various of provision the is fourth The services. aims at enhancing It SAR. Kong Hong in China, including sectors different to disciplines related the cooperation with both governmental and non-governmental organizations in theChinese a whole. as competitiveness their and increasing Kong, and Hong mainland (NGOs SDRU the Project, Consultancy the initiatives: four under coordinated is expertise Our (social Project and Tendered programmes), (training China Project the and services), media services). terms In there of synergy, is a sustained track record of collaboration with government sectors. and business NGOs, departments, and programme service of projects seventy over conducted has QEC the years, four past the Over have youth, and care, health elderly, education, of areas in the investigators, Our evaluation. activities. and consultation research of range in a diverse involved For further information, please refer to our homepage at http://www.cityu.edu.hk/qec. 140

Applied Strategic Development Centres contribute to the economic development of both areas. The centres will tap into the talent, talent, the into tap will centres The areas. both of development economic the to contribute Mainland in the available outputs research of commercialization for and opportunities facilities and institutes research universities, sister with collaboration our strengthen help and will business enterprises there. Their overall objectives include development of advanced and services consulting of provision and students, staff research to training offering technologies, results. research of commercialization Centre & Health Biotech Wang-fun Fong Professor Director: Located in the Shenzhen Virtual University Park, the Biotech Health & include Centre focuses on programmes research Its studies. and environmental biotechnology to relating research of development and biochips, genomics development, and drug medicine Chinese traditional wetland. mangrove of and studies devices, medical Centre Technologies Industrial Cheung Albert Dr Director: Centre Technologies Industrial the Park, University Virtual Shenzhen in the located Also photonics, devices, embedded communication, wireless of fields in the research conducts and others. electronics power engineering, manufacturing technology, materials Centre Technology Information Yan Hong Professor Director: currently It Park. Software Southern Zhuhai in the housed is Centre Technology Information The encompassing research projects in technologies, andthe system onsoftware computer focuses Internet imaging, medical and education entertainment, for systems multimedia areas: following and construction. building for technology and information engineering, language computing, •••••••••••••••••••

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ooking lities and Services 142 and library resources access etc., the CTNET III also delivers video and multimedia services like like services multimedia and video delivers also III CTNET the etc., access resources library and video-on-demand, video conferencing, live broadcast, TV live Internetbroadcast, multimedia library. image digital and courseware, and Academic Kong Hong (the HARNET to link Ethernet bps a 300M has III CTNET The Research Network, whichconnects the campusnetworks of eight UGC fundedinstitutions together), and shares with all HARNET members155M a bps link to the Internet, a 45Mbps link to link bps 45M a and CERNET, to link bps 155M a HKIX, to link bps 1G a 2, Internet to TANET. addition,In the CTNET alsoIII has a 12Mbps private link tothe Internet. The CSCalso providescomputing trainingand educationto staff and students by organising staff kinds all publishing and Forums CSC Programme, Literacy Computer Student courses, computer Desk Help and Counter Service CSC on IT, enquiry for As guides. and reference booklets of provide immediate and useful assistance to the whole University community. Academic Support Faci academic its of in support services and facilities advanced of range a full provides University The activities throughthe academic support centres, namely, the Computing Services Centre, the Library, the Chinese CivilisationCentre and the English Language Centre. There are a variety of laboratoriesand studios which are specifically designed to meet the particular needs of the academicdiscipline concerned. Students can make good use of the facilities which support practical sessions and workshops that aim to enhancetheir professional skills. Computing Services Centre Acting Director: Mr Raymond Poon The Computing Services Centre (CSC) is the hubIT of the University. Its Student Terminal Area, located onthe second floor of the AcademicBuilding, is equipped with around 700 PCsand SUN screen big a with each studios teaching being 13 rooms, 16 in distributed 1 workstations Ray projector andan audio system, and3terminal rooms for open access. All PCsare equipped with multimedia devicesas well as drives. CD-RW The mainComputer Room at the far end of the including servers central powerful 50 over to home is Area Terminal Student CSC and Backup (SAN) Network Area Storage bytes 9-Tera and a systems supercomputer-class research, teaching, the support to workstations and PCs 9,800 around serve servers These System. spectrum a wide for catering packages software 80 than more offers and functions administrative immediate, offering besides Counter, Service The disciplines. various in users of needs of full-range services to users,also provides the Mobile Computer Service to lend wireless notebook use. on-campus for students to cards LAN or computers The CSC manages the CTNET probablyIII, the largest and most sophisticateduniversity campus voice and video data, for backbone Ethernet a Gigabit of consists It Kong. in Hong network 62 staff (LANs), Networks Area 40 Local student servers, central the Besides transmission. LANs (mainly supported 300dial-up by NAS), linesto (up 56 Kbps) a total with of over 30,000 computer accounts,5,200 staff workstations,4,600 student workstations, and 366printers are connectedto the CTNET III. b facility Internet, intranet, email, as such services/facilities data general the to addition In 143

Academic SupportAcademic Facilities and Services Hard Copy Service, located opposite to the mainComputer Room, is in-house the multimedia productionunit that serves the whole University. is equippedIt with various necessary equipment and software for the productionof different kinds of presentation materials that reach standard. professional Library Ching Steve Hsianghoo Professor Librarian: covering services information and library comprehensive provides Library Shaw Run Run The the entire range of academicdisciplines in the University. isIt located on Level 3 of the Building. Academic its in is holding Library the University, the in support research and education for agent a key As collectionaround 804,621 volumes of books,172,895 bound serialsand39,523 pieces of media resource items. The Library also made available to its users some 27,000 serial titles of which about 22,000 are electronicjournals. Together with some500 electronicdatabases, these electronic resources canbe accessed on or off campus. The entire Library isto connected a.m. 8:30 to the from open is and users its for seats 2,000 of a total provides It LAN. wireless campus students and staff providing thus a.m., 1:00 until periods, examination during and daily p.m. 11 in research and studies their pursue to them enabling and materials library to access better with Library. the media The scheme. classification Congress of Library the using classified are materials All both for materials multi-media and audio-visual of a multitude includes collection resources academic and leisureuse. materials All in the library collectioncan be searched and accessed online via the searching for provided are workstations Library, the Within system. library online an public catalogue, navigating the World Wide Web and accessing electronic resources while the computerisedcirculation system facilitates checking in and out of library materials. And through local of catalogues library the to access instant have can also users system, online the make to welcome are students and Staff universities. overseas and institutions UGC-funded collection. its and services its improve to Library the to recommendations Chinese Civilisation Centre Pei-kai Cheng Professor Director: develop to 1998 July in up set unit teaching independent an is Centre Civilisation Chinese The andimplement Chinese civilisation courses for theundergraduate students of the University. In recognitionthe value of an all-round, of holisticand education,the courses aim at widening the competence. cultural their enhancing and students of horizon Chinese of knowledge in-depth and broad a Kong, Hong of matrix social present the Given implication and essence the with familiarity A importance. and relevance particular of is culture of different elements of Chinese civilisation will be a definite asset to our graduates. Not only will it enable them tounderstand and appreciatetheir cultural own background, it will also providein their personaldevelopment the depth and breadth that facilitate thebuilding of good interpersonal relations. Instead employing of the conventional pedagogicalapproach, the majority of theteaching and field demonstrations, art lectures, open teaching, online involves courses the in done learning trips, self exploration and guided studies. RegardingChinese culture lectures as a profound deliver entity, to the figures public outstanding and artists scholars, distinguished invite will Centre are students activities, in participating lectures, open attending from Apart workshops. conduct or 144

Academic SupportAcademic Facilities and Services required to carry out an in-depth study on a self-selected topic. The Centre will provide students students provide will Centre The topic. a self-selected on study in-depth an out carry to required Students materials. reference multi-media and printed both of collection broad a to access with need to explore and interpretdifferent aspects the of course content andincorporate them into their own experiences. assist To studentsinunderstanding difficult issues and to give them tutorial of a format in regularly students meet and tutors as act will staff teaching guidance, sessions. a as serve to intended is Centre Civilisation Chinese the knowledge, transmitting besides Hence, a more develop to together staff and students bring to aim University’s the for foundation environment, learning lively and open an With learning. and teaching between balance productive eventually and culture Chinese about more learn to continue to initiative the take will students students objectives, these of both realizing After learners. life-long becoming of habit the form will be aware of the impact of their cultural heritage and be able to recreate the spiritual bond that characterizes the unity of our civilisation. Centre Language English Head: Ms Jean Young unit teaching independent an is 1997, September in up set (ELC), Centre Language English The a and centre self-access a classrooms, dedicated several of consists It University. the within environment. language English an in chat and relax can students where lounge language The majoritythe of teaching done inthe Centre involves the University andCollege English courses. These are courses designed to help students achieve the English attainment requirement of the University. Currently over 4,000students are enrolled, from theFaculties andCollege. This represents around70% of the student new intake each year. focused of a range to access with students provide lounge language and centre self-access The can students lounge, language the In resources. language English other and materials instructional watch satellite television or movies, listen to music,use the language learning programmes on the computer, play one of the variety of games available, read magazines, or who just those chat to For each other.groups. in work to students for environment a relaxed creating on is emphasis The is centre learning language self-access the environment, quieter a in alone work to prefer equipped witha variety of computers and audio-visual equipmentand stocked well with textbooks, reference books, language worksheets, CDs, videos and laser discstoprovide on are advisors learning Language learning. language on specifically focus or practice language times. advertised at centre self-access the in duty The Centre also organizes a range of informal activities, includinga conversation club, a current affairs discussion group,dramaa group,adiscussion film group, karaoke sessions, singalong sessions,andprovides supportto studentdebating and public speaking societies. all to charge of free available are activities informal and centre self-access lounge, language The is open centre self-access The Courses. ELC the taking those just not University, the of students Sundays. on closed is lounge language The semester. the during a week days seven Faculty Laboratory Centre Head:Cheung Dr Chi-tong,Albert this To skills. experimental and practical students’ developing in instrumental is work Laboratory and Science of Faculty the of administration the under up, set has University the end, Engineering,number a of well-equipped laboratories in a safe environment. Where there is an overlap of interest, facilities andsupport services are administeredby the Faculty control. Laboratory unified for basis a and operations efficient cost-effectiveness, providing Centre, 145

Academic SupportAcademic Facilities and Services Facilities and Services Services and Facilities (ESU) Unit Services Electronic ESU provides electronic services support for the Faculty. The major responsibilities of the Unit training. industrial and design electronic services, calibration maintenance, equipment are for maintenance preventive and corrective includes supported maintenance equipment In-house centres. research and laboratories departmental the in used equipment and instruments the Outside maintenance provided by the equipment suppliers or manufacturers, including warranty ESU. by commissioned be also can services, hoc ad and agreements maintenance repairs, periodic standards, international to traceable accuracy measurement achieve to order In research and teaching for Laboratory Calibration the in out carried are services calibration equipment with high utilization rates suchdigital as multimeters, oscilloscopes, generators, electronicbalances, pH meters andauto-pipettes. The provision of calibration services has been Standard. Quality to ISO9001:2000 conform to certified involving specifications users’ from works development and design electronic performs also ESU analogue,digital and RF electroniccircuits. Productsbuilt range from instrument involving designs accessories, Custom systems. stand-alone to kits laboratory aids, teaching devices, control electromechanical requirements are co-operated effectively with theMechanical Workshop. The training. industrial undergraduate for providers training the of one is ESU addition, In components offered are electronics, and electrical installation. (EIU) Unit Inventory Equipment coordinatesEIU the control of laboratory equipment and fixed assetsthe of Faculty, including registration,transfer anddisposal. maintains It a database of teaching andresearch equipment to equipment. the of maintenance for information provides and sharing, and accountability ensure Faculty Computing Services (FCS) The Services supportthe centralcomputing facilities within the Faculty, includingtutorial rooms and department laboratories. addition,In itcoordinates and provides technical supportthe to Integrated Teaching Studio, a UGC-fundedinter-institutional project. Laboratory Safety and Supplies (LSS) isLSS responsible for the support and system management of laboratory safety, dangerous goods, compressed and liquefied gases for the laboratories inthe Faculty;well as as co-ordinating acquisition. consumable compiles and supplies safety provides Unit The safety. laboratory on placed is emphasis Heavy Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for chemicals used in the University laboratories. Secondary Kong Copies Hong for MSDS (the schools secondary in used chemicals for MSDS the of LSS seminars. safety during technicians and teachers school to distributed been have Schools) Faculty. the in students research and staff new all for training safety laboratory co-ordinates also a web-based in placed been has training the learning, interactive more provide to order In (WebCT) environment.Besides, LSS manages the stores DG assigned to the Faculty andthe outdoor Central Liquid Nitrogen Tank. The Unit hasalso developed the Personal Alarm System (PAS) inthe Faculty’s laboratories tosafeguard staff and students who are workingalone. In addition, staffwith of LSS supports from other sectionshave formed a Laboratory Safety Groupthat conformsto the 18001 OHSAS Occupational Health Safety & Management System Certification. 146

Academic SupportAcademic Facilities and Services Mechanical Workshop (MW) (MW) Workshop Mechanical MW performs mechanical and electrical services for the Faculty laboratories. isIt professionally operated andis equipped withconventional and CNC machines. Common machining and holders, sample parts, mechanical specimens, test non-metal and metal are works fabrication MW ideas, draft given the on Based trolley. and benches laboratory special framework, racks, specifications. users’ to devices and workpieces build and design can performing are staff MW qualified equipment, laboratory the to utilities and power supply To electricaland mechanical works. These include installing single and3 phase isolatorspipeline and andsocket plumbing of installation and tests safety equipment, to wiring electrical outlets, systems. Besides,MW provides mechanicalmaintenance services. Preventive maintenance andad hoc and rooms clean pumps, vacuum compressors, fumecupboards, for out carried are repairs machinery. The provision of fumecupboard maintenance services hasbeen certified toconform to the 9001:2000 ISO Quality System Standard. The Workshop is also one of the training providers for industrial training.Contents covered welding. and operation CNC work, sheetmetal machining, basic bench-fitting, include Teaching Resources Services (TRS) in aids teaching multimedia develops and support archiving and scanning provides TRS conjunction with the departments’ teaching staff. also produces It CD-ROM’s for storing final year studentprojects, laboratory safety guidelines,promotional andinformation kiosks and various tutorials. Design Studios Under the management of the Division of Building Science and Technology are two design with equipped Studios Design Aided Computer three and tables drafting 110 over with studios over 140 terminals andthe latestcomputer-aided drafting anddesign technologies. The areaalso product catalogues, technical building-related with Centre Resource accessible easily an includes samples, models, benchbooks, selected studentprojects, etc.to supportand facilitate teaching discussions Informal talks. guest and seminars host to up set are Studios Project learning. and at area centralized open, an in out carried be can making model and students and staff amongst thedesign studios. these All facilitiesare containedcentral ina site to facilitate interaction among resources. the all to access easy for and students Media Creative of School the in Facilities The School is equipped well with dark rooms, studio TV and sound studios with players, mixers, andsound effects system toproduce and edit soundtracks and sound effects. The School alsohas large-format including teaching for equipment and facilities purpose-built of range a wide computers; visual graphic andanimation computer laboratory; non-linear editing workstations; multimedia laboratory which supports the innovative application of computing and digital staff by use for equipment visual and audio the provides which center production and technology; and students inthe School. 147

Academic SupportAcademic Facilities and Services Video Laboratories There are six video laboratories, each equipped with video cameras inthe main classroom and monitors and recorder in the adjacent observationcubicle. These set-ups enable videotaping of evaluation. for activities research or training staff learning, and teaching are They function. similar perform also Zone Yellow the in classrooms conventional Three and DV VCD, for recorders and cameras dome microphones, concealed ceiling with equipped is which panel touch a LCD by controlled is equipment the All formats. recording VHS rack-mountedin an equipment rackinside the classroom. Laboratories Language a and monitors with booths student 24 with equipped each laboratories, language seven are There using by languages of teaching and learning interactive enable set-ups These console. teacher teacher. and students between practice direct or materials, teaching video and audio various Office Development Education The Education Development Office supports the work of the Universitypolicy, toacademic enhanceplans, the qualityacademic of of development the in assists office The education. delivered It committees. Senate relevant the with work including assurance, quality educational and provides expert services and activities supporting student learningand theprofessional support learning academic Learn, to Learning course the including teachers, of development with work consultations, workshops, and courses enhancement teaching students, to services academicdepartments, and the management of grants for teaching development. These two areas of responsibility are underpinned by an “institutional research” function,including the planning, coordination, collection, organization,interpretation and dissemination of institutionaldata education. to relevant •••••••••••••••••••

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Student Services with Dis ional Facilities Services for Students for Students Services Students with disabilities are welcome to discuss with counsellors on their personal needs, needs, personal their on counsellors with discuss to welcome are disabilities with Students departments Related concerns. other any as well as difficulty learning life, college to adjustment them. for arrangement necessary make to liaised be will and Recreat Sports pitch, a soccer multi-purpose grass size a full track, athletic all-weather standard international and a courts, tennis flood-lit four and volleyball, 5-a-side-soccer handball, basketball, for court golf driving area. a on participate to students for year the throughout organized are courses education Physical sports internal and inter-collegiate various in part take can also Students basis. voluntary competitions. Enhancement Life and Campus Activities Student Postgraduate the Union, Students’ the with relationship a collaborating maintains office The student for training leadership offers It societies. student affiliated and their Association Student To programmes. student-initiated support to and resources subsidies advice, and provide leaders, cultural of a variety orchestrates office the and development, campus life students’ enhance and groups student with in collaboration year the throughout performances and art programmes the for equipment and facilities recreational of range a wide manages also It members. staff and participation. interaction student facilitate to as so body student general Programme Ambassadors Student the with programme development student a year-long is Programme Ambassadors Student The to belonging of sense students’ to enhance development, person whole students’ foster to aims a pool develop and to University the serving of experiences practical the through University the The relations. and community image University’s the promote help to Ambassadors Student of either are They disciplines. different from students of group selected a are Ambassadors Student themselves. programme the join to apply or heads department/division/school by nominated Centre Development Student audio- booklets, information books, reference with equipped is Centre Development Student The skills, life growth, personal of on themes packages learning and computer-aided materials visual and identify students help to aim resources These etc. organization, activities sports, health, and emotional aesthetic, social, physical, intellectual, in spiritual, success to keys the acquire ultimate the with activities, and organize plan to them as facilitate well as development, career aim of achieving whole person development. A wide range of sports facilities are available for students and staff. and staff. students for available are facilities sports of range wide A and volleyball; handball basketball, badminton, for hall sports a multi-purpose include Facilities arts, martial for gymnasia practice two and volleyball, badminton for gymnasia full-height two sports an indoor room, fitness physical a well-equipped room, a table-tennis etc., judo dancing, and court a basketball an squash courts, outdoor six area, driving golf an indoor wall, climbing pool. swimming Olympic-size 50-metre Joint in the available are campus facilities Off exchange as important means to broaden the the broaden to means as important exchange in their chosen fields of study. All 26 academic 26 academic All study. of fields chosen in their s with academic institutions outside Hong Kong Kong Hong outside institutions academic s with 153

Student Services departments and more than 750 senior students participate in the scheme annually. annually. scheme in the participate students than 750 senior and more departments Residence Student service an one-stop provide to Street up at Cornwall set been has Office Residence Student The Together students. and postgraduate undergraduate for residence student of management the for a home residence student the make to strives Office the and Tutors, Masters Residence the with community through and growth experience learning students’ enhance and to home, from away living. Welfare Student It Card. Travel Student and MTR Subsidy Travel Student for apply to students assists office The apply. to students for lockers provides also Scheme Instruction Supplemental and academic SDS by organized scheme this under and rewarding enjoyable be can Learning with meet will students senior institutions, academic of support the Under departments. thinking intellectual other’s each and stimulate materials course clarify to regularly participants and explanation. Scheme Award Development Person Whole take to students encourage to established is Scheme Award Development Person Whole The academic for foundation as development, person whole to pursue steps systematic positive, and participation Students’ graduation. after life for and preparation in University learning leading add scores will programmes training extra-curricular or activities in student involvement towards the Award. Those who fulfill the Scheme’s requirements be will rewarded with at SDS. Scheme the for can register Students and souvenirs. certificates Student Health Service Service Health Student care, dental basic service, medical out-patient provides Centre Health Chung-yee Young The to organized are programmes education Health and staff. students for care aid and nursing first awareness. health promote Scheme Mentoring Student first-year help to aims which programme a university-wide is Scheme Mentoring Student The first- amongst network personal a supportive develop to education, university to adjust students on culture academic and positive atmosphere a warm create to students, senior and students year and experience educational their in enhancing students first-year assist campus and to and as a professional as a person development Student and Academic Exchanges and academic exchange student on focuses CityU outlook of its students. Continuous efforts are made by the External Liaison and Cooperation and Cooperation Liaison External the by made are efforts Continuous students. its of outlook relationship and strengthen cultivate to Office with and collaboration understanding mutual promote to seeks also office The purpose. this for Kong. Hong outside institutions reputable agreements and faculty/departmental in 330 institutional resulted have years the over Efforts has University The globe. the around countries/regions in various 197 universities some with Further in 19 countries/regions. universities with agreements exchange 87 student signed also partners, our with relationships collaborative fruitful maintain to continuously made are efforts aching and research staff members, exchange of of exchange members, staff and research aching and the newspaper for members. The Union also also Union The members. for newspaper and the 154

Student Services students and joint conferences. conferences. and joint students and to expand the list of partner institutions. CityU’s linkages with these institutions often have have often institutions these with linkages CityU’s institutions. partner of list the expand and to te of exchange projects, research joint to led Students’ Union The initiative. student by established was Union Students’ Kong Hong of University City The autonomy own its has It body. student official an independent as recognized is Union Students’ Executive of election yearly endorses which a constitution under operates It affairs. its in running Union the under Committee Arbitration An Councillors. and Union Board Editorial Committee, 1992. in October formed was are students) postgraduate (except programmes sandwich or in full-time registered students All the have They disposal. at their amenities its all with Union Students’ the of members facto de rightto stand for election as officers of the Union who are responsible for various aspects of associate for apply also may University the of and staff graduates students, Part-time life. student membership. as and democracy independence unity, of a spirit foster to are Union the of objectives main The addition, it aims at In and welfare. rights general members’ and safeguard promote to as well and institutions tertiary other of those and with members its among relationship the improving the entire community. The ultimate authority of the Students’ Union rests on its members who the can is Union the exercise of division their power noteworthy A Polling. and General Meeting General through the to views their can present students which through channel the Committee, Affairs University University. for point a focal provides functions, social regular organizing through Union, Students’ The programmes orientation of a series it organizes year Every University. in the life social students’ at the beginning of Semester for A newcomers to familiarize themselves with the various aspects and societies 19 departmental are Union Students’ the to Affiliated life. student and Union the of students. the by formed 38 clubs CityPrint, magazine, the publishes Union The CityU Postgraduate Association the in body student postgraduate an official is (CUPA) Association Postgraduate CityU students. postgraduate and taught research both covering membership its with University, Its University. and the students postgraduate between channel a communication as serves CUPA in University the culture and research environment academic a better promote is to objective key students. postgraduate among and interaction communication encouraging by Development and Alumni Relations by University the advance to established is Office Relations and Alumni Development The and a long-term develop and to funding, of sources alternative secure to ability its strengthening alumni. and its University the between relationship beneficial mutually runs a cut-price shop and a photocopy centre located on the 4th floor of the Academic Building Building Academic the of 4th floor the on located centre and a photocopy shop a cut-price runs respectively. Building Amenities the of 4th floor and the 155

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me for Full-time Students 158 Application forms are obtainable from the District Offices and Student Financial Assistance Assistance Financial and Student Offices District the from obtainable are forms Application Agency. Financial Assistance for Students various for apply may difficulty financial encounter who students mode and sandwich Full-time financial grants of and/or forms assistance suchbursaries, loans, University as Government loans, below. listed funds loan student and temporary funds emergency Local Student Finance Scheme in the students to needy assistance financial offers scheme this Government, the by Administered and union fees fees tuition expenses, academic to relates former The loans. and/or grants of form expected are and recipients basis bearing interest on are Loans expenses. living to latter the and 2004–2005, the For University. the from graduation after period a specified within them repay to to HK$73,610. HK$36,365 from ranges grant maximum and the HK$33,190 is loan maximum Local the by covered not are programmes and postgraduate undergraduate for fees Continuation Development Student the from available are forms Application Scheme. Finance Student Services. Non-means Tested Loan Sche was (NLS) Scheme Loan Tested Non-means the year, 1998–99 academic the from effect With for eligible are who students all to loan of form in the assistance financial provide to established settle to used solely are loans NLS The Scheme. Finance Student Local the under assistance for fees Continuation concerned. institutions academic to paid direct be and will fees tuition are forms Application NLS. the by covered not are programmes and postgraduate undergraduate Services. Development Student from obtainable Non-means Tested Loan Scheme for Students Studying Part-time or Self-financed Programme Bursaries, Loans and Emergency Funds academic CityU by donated loans or bursaries for apply also may in need Students financial available, / loans bursaries University individuals. or firms, organizations, private departments, 2004 include: at 1 May as Scheme, Assistance Financial CityU under administered are which Kong Bursary of Hong Women Professional & Business Bursaries Fund Ma Charity C.Y. Bursary Medical Practice Group CHC Bursaries Foundation Cheng’s Chiap Hua Kong Bursary Club of Hong City Lions CityU Alumni Bursary BursaryCUPA Sun Bursary Wu Yee Dr. Bursary Young & Ernst H.T.G. Bursaries The NLS loans, same The NLS as tuitionthat used to settle fees. for students,full-time solely are ss Exchange Programme Awards, William Wu Wu William Awards, Programme ss Exchange 159 emistry Emergency Bursaries Emergency emistry

Financial Assistance for Students The Faculty of Business Exchange Programme Awards Awards Programme Exchange of Business Faculty The Bursaries Memorial Tate Graham The Programme and Scholarship Bursary Local Foundation Bank Hongkong The Fund Bursary Association Welfare Kai Fong District Sha Tsui Tsim Jubilee Bursary Golden Lodge University Bursary Club of Victoria Zonta for apply may circumstances unforeseen to due assistance financial of need in serious Students Foundation Croucher the Students, Needy for Fund University the from assistance emergency C.Y. Ma Charity Fund, Trust Charitable Wu Albert Needs, Emergency with Students for Fund Chan Tai Mr. Fund, Bursary Emergency Foundation Lo K.S. Bursaries, H.T.G. Bursaries, Fund Press Oriental Bursaries, Memorial Man Chung Cheung Mr. Athletes, Student for Bursaries Ho Emergency Association Fund Charitable Press Oriental Bursaries, Association Fund Charitable Chemistry & Biology of Department The Bursaries, Emergency Yuen Ding Pong Fund, Busine of Faculty The Bursaries, Emergency Fund. Emergency from obtained can be funds and emergency loans bursaries, the about information Further Services. Development Student includes: also students degree research for assistance financial above, the to addition In Studentship Allowance Scholarship Tuition Residence Research Grants Conference Details can be obtained from the School of Graduate Studies. Hong Kong Computer Society Bursary Society Bursary Kong Computer Hong Bursaries Yeh Chong — K.N. Godfrey Hsin Joyce M. Kuok Foundation Bursaries Fund Bursary Emergency Foundation K.S. Lo Bursaries of Commerce Kowloon Chamber Lam Kwok Pun Bursaries Bursaries Han Pui Leung Miss Student Athletes for Bursaries Ho Chan Tai Mr. Bursaries Cheung Man Chung Memorial Mr. Bursaries Szeto David Mr. students) FT (For Bursaries Association Fund Charitable Press Oriental students) PT (for Bursaries Association Fund Charitable Press Oriental Bursary PricewaterhouseCoopers Bursaries Foundation Providence Bursary Memorial Ling — William East Kong Island Club of Hong Rotary Bursary Bank Chartered Standard Bursary Foundation Community Chartered Standard Swire Bursaries r of Chambe Commerce Bursaries General Chinese The Needs with Emergency Students for Fund Foundation Croucher The Ch & of Biology Department The

Donations of Scholarships, Prizes and Student Activities Fund

Scholarships and prizes are donated by private organizations, firms, professional bodies and individuals. They are normally awarded on the recommendation of heads of academic departments to students on the basis of academic merits. Scholarships and prizes available as at 1 May 2004 include: AIA Foundation Scholarships Alice Chau Prize American Chamber of Commerce Charitable Foundation Prize Book Award Anthony Chan & Co Prizes Armstrong-Hilton Ltd Best Student Award Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (HK) Scholarships Association of International Accountants Accountancy Prize Automated Systems (HK) Ltd. Prizes Automated Systems (HK) Ltd. Student Project Scholarship Automatic Manufacturing Limited Company Scholarships Bachelor of Social Sciences Foundation Courses Prizes Bachelor of Social Sciences Outstanding Student Prize Baker & McKenzie Prize in Contract Baker & McKenzie Prize in Economic Law of China Bank of Communications Scholarships BNP Paribas Peregrine Scholarship Boase Cohen & Collins Prize BOCHK Charitable Foundation Scholarships Chen Hsong Industrial Scholarships Chiap Hua Cheng’s Foundation Scholarships Chu & Chu Scholarship Chung Hwa Travel Service Scholarships CIM Prizes CIMA Prizes CITINet Scholarship City University of Hong Kong Alumni Association Scholarships City University Outstanding Graduate Award City University Outstanding Service Awards CMA and Donors Scholarships Compass Scholarship CPA Australia Hong Kong China Division Excellence Award Daikin Scholarships (for BC students) Daikin Scholarships (for BST students) Davis Langdon & Seah Scholarships for Quantity Surveying Career Development in PRC Deacons Prizes Dean’s Scholarships of the Faculty of Science and Engineering Dr. Allen Lee Scholarship Dr. H L Chan Memorial Prizes in Chinese Management Dr. John C T Chan Scholarships

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Donations of Scholarships, Prizes and Student Activities Fund College, The University of Western Ontario Ontario of Western University College, The and Management Programme Programme and Management Conservation Students Students Dr. John S Y Lee Scholarships Scholarships Lee John S Y Dr. Scholarships S W Lam Dr. Ng Scholarships Tai-Wo William Dr. Scholarship Company Consultant Management Hospitality Billion Ease Scholarship Company Films EDKO Science / Ecology on Environmental Project Year Final the Best for Scholarship Environmental Science in Environmental of the BSc(Hons) Graduate the Best for Scholarship Environmental / / Biodiversity on Ecology MSc Dissertation the Best for Scholarship Environmental Scholarship Foundation EPSON Scholarships Fellow Young Young & Ernst of Science and Engineering Medal of the Faculty Faculty Fund Scholarship Development Whole Person Fang Brothers Scholarship Formica Prizes Co’s C Mok & Y George Scholarship Co’s C Mok & Y George Prizes Book Group's International GM Scholarship Thornton Grant Scholarship Limited Enterprises Hanbo Scholarships Seng Bank Hang Student Engineering Building MEng for Scholarship Ltd. Company Construction Hanison Prize Book Lo A Helen Scholarship Education Further Hing Hip Scholarships Ltd K) (H Hitachi Scholarship Ltd. Association Merchants Appliances Kowloon Electrical Kong & Hong Scholarship Technicians of Accounting Kong Association Hong Scholarships Athlete Elite Ltd of Commerce Kong Chiu Chow Chamber Hong Prize Society Book Kong Computer Hong Law in Environmental Prize Association Law Kong Environmental Hong Scholarship Management Resource of Human Kong Institute Hong Society Prize Kong Metal Finishing Hong Scholarships Corporation Parks Kong Science and Technology Hong Scholarships Kong Society of Accountants Hong Scholarship Society Lu’s Kong Translation Hong University Huron for Scholarship Exchange International and Social Sciences Humanities Humanities and Social Sciences Scholarships Scholarships and Social Sciences Humanities Prize IEE Prizes Kong Section) (Hong IEEE in Revenue Law Prize Association Fiscal International Prize John Lam Engineering / Building Services Surveying for Kong Scholarships Hong Controls Johnson Excellence Overall for Prize Master & Stokes Johnson Prizes Book Kong / Bloomsbury Society of Hong Joint Law Scholarship Student Project Ltd. System Key Technology Scholarship Ltd. Management KHI Scholarships (HK) Association Residents Korean Scholarships University Kyung Hee 162

Donations of Scholarships, Prizes and Student Activities Fund Overall Excellence Overall Li Po Chun Charitable Trust Fund Scholarships Scholarships Fund Trust Chun Charitable Po Li Scholarships Mode) (Fast-Track LLM Scholarships Gateway) (Global LLM Prize for Lovells Scholarships Student Project Ltd. International MACAPS Student Awards Outstanding MAQAB Scholarships Bank and Chekiang First Mizuho M Chan Scholarship Arthur Mr. Scholarships Student Athletes Outstanding Chuang Shih Ping Mr. So Scholarships P H Edinson Mr. Kan Scholarship Frederick Mr. Scholarship Lam K Y Mr. Scholarships Fai Tai Lam Mr. Scholarship Mitsunobu Matsubara Mr. Ngan Scholarships Y P Mr. Awards M Daswani Raja Mr. Scholarships Memorial Hoi Tung Sze Mr. Wallace C K Siu Scholarships Mr. Scholarship San Memorial Chiu Fuk Mrs. Ngan Prizes Lai Ng Ho Mrs. Scholarship Logistics Oriental Scholarships MS Students Outstanding Awards Thesis Research Outstanding Scholarship Annual PCLL Part-time Scholarships Foundation PCCW with Mainland China of Students Exchange Bilateral for Fund Memorial Yuen Ding Pong Scholarship Memorial Yuen Ding Pong Scholarships PricewaterhouseCoopers Awards Project Outstanding Education Primary Student Award Outstanding Education Primary of the Year Students Outstanding the Most for Scholarships Insurance Principal of Science and Engineering of the Faculty Scholarships Entrance Programme Scholarship Foundation Providence Scholarship Foundation REUTERS Prize Robertsons Scholarship Limited Asia Materials Electronic and Haas Rohm Prizes Manuals Practice Legal School of Law Prizes Project Seen-Youth Scholarship Fund Charity & Education Shun Hing Scholarship Trading Electronic Shun Hing Scholarships Foundation Charitable Simatelex Scholarships Exchange Summer of Commerce Chamber Spanish Athletes Elite for Scholarship Sports Athletes Valuable for Scholarship Sports Scholarships Outreach Spring-Time Scholarships Ltd (Holdings) Mount Technology Surface Scholarship Swire Programmes Degree Associate for Scholarships Swire Scholarships Sylva Entrance Kong Prize of Hong Institute Taxation 163 ved Advocate hole Person Development Awards hole Person Development r Most Impro

Donations of Scholarships, Prizes and Student Activities Fund Technology Prizes for FSE Students Students FSE for Prizes Technology Mooting Prize International Chambers Temple in Advocacy Kong Prize of Hong Institute Advocacy The College Scholarships Beacon The Prize Engineers Services of Building Institution Chartered The Society Scholarship China Tax The Scholarships of Commerce Chamber General Chinese The Clifford Chance Prizes fo The The Department of Public & Social Administration Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards Awards Achievement Academic Outstanding Social Administration of Public & Department The Book Prizes Achievement Outstanding Social Administration of Public & Department The Prizes Book Service Social Administration & of Public Department The Awards Education Further Science and Technology of Building Division The Scholarships Science and Technology of Building Division The Awards Service Science and Technology of Building Division The Study Scholarships Exchange of Commerce Division The Student Awards Outstanding of Commerce Division The The Faculty of Business EMBA Awards Awards Sports of Business Faculty The of Learning Promotion for Prizes Book and Social Sciences of Humanities Faculty The Awards Scheme Education Co-operative FSE The Awards Scheme Attachment Industrial FSE The Prizes Secretaries of Company Kong Institute Hong The Scholarship Secretaries of Company Kong Institute Hong The Prizes (HKIS) of Surveyors Kong Institute Hong The Kong Jockey Club Scholarships Hong The Club Scholarship Management IT Association Kong Management Hong The Scheme Scholarship Overseas Foundation Bank Hongkong The Cheung Prize Justice Mr. Honourable The — SHAM AAEF ScholarshipThe K Y Conduct in Professional Kong Prize Society of Hong Law The Award Education Legal Butterworths LexisNexis The Scholarship Student Project Ltd Foundation Ho S H The Kong Scholarship Hong Society of Builders, The Scholarship Auditors & Accountants Society of Chinese The China Scholarships An Tian The College of Higher Vocational Studies Award on Contribution to Art and Culture and Culture to Art on Contribution Award Studies Vocational College of Higher The Awards Service Studies Vocational College of Higher The Award Sports Studies Vocational College of Higher The C Prize Q Fung R. Daniel The Student Scholarships Science Outstanding of Computer Department The and Finance BBA Scholarships of Economics Department The MSc Scholarships and Finance of Economics Department The Student Prize Outstanding Systems of Information Department The Awards Learner Active of Marketing Department The Awards Program Exchange of Marketing Department The Awards IELTS of Marketing Department The Awards Improved Most IELTS of Marketing Department The Student Scholarships Outstanding of Marketing Department The Awards Bound Outward of Marketing Department The of Marketing W Department The 164 opment Prizes opment

Donations of Scholarships, Prizes and Student Activities Fund Wei Lun Foundation Scholarship Scholarship Foundation Wei Lun Whole Person Devel Prizes Bank Wing Lung Students and Construction Building for Scholarships Limited Holdings WLS Scholarships Ltd. Company Construction Lee Yau Scholarships Memorial Chung Yee Young consult or webpage SDS to go please and prizes, scholarships the for regulations on details For Services. Development Student Fund Activities Student support to University the to HK$20,013 of a fund donated Foundation HongkongBank The student to allocated been has subsidy The year. 2003–2004 academic in the activities student year the for donated be to fund of amount The 15 of programmes. organization for societies later. confirmed be 2004–2005 will •••••••••••••••••••

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Associate External External Associate , Associate External Academic Academic External or Associate 2006 2003 – August September (Executive) 2004 2001 – September October Jiao Shanghai with collaboration (in University) Tong 2004 2004 – December January Jiao Shanghai with collaboration (in Tong University) 2004 2004 – December January Accountancy] [BBA(Hons) 2007 2003 – September October 2006 2002 – August September 166 EE Business Master of Administration EAA Business Master of Administration EAA Business Master of Administration EAA Business Master of Administration EE Accountancy of Department EAA Accounting International MA External Academic Advisor (EAA) Advisor Academic External , Examiner (AEE) Examiner Professor of Strategy, Management and Organization Business School Nanyang University Technological Nanyang Singapore T S Chan Prof President Vice Associate University Lingnan HK Edwin Tai Chiu Cheng Prof Chair Professor Department of Logistics University Polytechnic Kong Hong The HK Prof Nyaw Mee Kau Vice President University Lingnan HK Accountancy Biddle Gary C Prof and Professor Head Accounting of Department Science of University Kong Hong The and Technology HK Appendix I: External Examiners (EE) Examiner External as serve to invited been have following The Faculty of Business Hou Wee Chow Prof for the programmes/departments indicated. indicated. programmes/departments Advisor the (AEAA) for Prof Grace Pownall Professor of Accounting Business School Goizueta University Emory USA

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BBA (Hons) BusinessBBA Economics Information Systems Information Systems Stream) Administration (Corporate 2004 2000 – November December Information Systems Stream) Accounting (Professional 2005 2001 – January February Accountancy of Department and Accountancy [BBA(Hons) Systems] Information Management 2006 2002 – September October Information Systems (Information Stream) Systems 2005 2001 – January February and Law] Accountancy [BBA(Hons) 2007 2003 – September October 2007 2003 – September October of Institute Harbin with collaboration (in Technology) 2008 2004 – March April [ October 2002 – September 2005 2002 – September October 167 EAA Professional MA Accounting and EAA Professional MA Accounting and EE Accountancy of Department EAA Professional PGC Accounting EAA Accounting International MA EAA and Finance Economics of Department

External Examiners Kong Hong Kim Jeong–Bon Prof Acting Head and Professor Accountancy of Department University Polytechnic Kong Hong The HK EE EAA and Accounting Professional MA Dr Roger Debreceny Professor Associate and Taxation Auditing of Division Business School Nanyang University Technological Nanyang Singapore Andrew Harold Brian Prof School of Accounting and Finance Banking Faculty of Management Canberra of University Australia Mr Maurice Ngai Shimin Chen Dr Professor Associate and Finance Accounting of Department University Lingnan HK Lin Zhijun Dr Professor and Associate Head Law & Accountancy of Department University Baptist Kong Hong HK and Finance Economics Prof Pasquale Michael Sgro Professor of Economics School of Economics University Deakin Australia

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External Examiners Chairman of Finance Division Commerce of Faculty Columbia British of University Canada Prof Kian Guan Lim Professor of Finance School of Business University Management Singapore Singapore Prof Maurice David Levi Eric Chang Prof Finance of Chair School of Business The University of Hong Kong HK Prof Jia He Professor Finance of Department The Chinese University of Hong Kong HK Prof Jacky So Yuk-chow Professor of Finance School of Business University Illinois Southern USA Systems Information Zmud Robert Prof Professor Michael Price F College of Business Oklahoma of University USA Sid L Huff Prof Chair of Information Systems and Commerce of Faculty Administration Wellington of University Victoria Zealand New Liang Ting-peng Prof Systems Information of Professor and Sciences Decision of Department Managerial Economics Business Administration of Faculty Kong Hong of University Chinese HK

Stream) Management (IS 2004 2001 – September October 2005 2003 – September October [BBA(Hons) Business International Studies) (Japan Resources Human BBA(Hons) Management] 2005 2002 – September October 2005 2002 – August September [BBA(Hons) Managerial Statistics Statistics Managerial [BBA(Hons) Management BBA(Hons) for Analysis Science/Quantitative Business] 2005 2002 – September October Business for Analysis Quantitative MA 2005 2002 – September October 169 EAA Information MA Systems EAA Business Electronic MA EE Management of Department EAA Management Business International MA EE Sciences Management of Department EAA Sciences Management of Department

External Examiners Provost Office of the Provost Bentley College Massachusetts USA Gallupe Brent R Prof Professor of Information Technology Management School of Business Queen’s University, Kingston Ontario Canada Management Prof John Schaubroeck Management of Department Business of College LeBow Bennet Drexel University Philadelphia USA Prof Robert D. Galliers Galliers D. Robert Prof Cheng Joseph L C Prof Business International of andProfessor Management Administration Business of Department at Urbana Illinois of University USA Sciences Management Li Wai-keung Prof and Head Professor Actuarial & Statistics of Department Sciences Kong Hong of University HK Yupo Chan Prof Chair and Founding Professor Department of Systems Engineering Donaghey College of Information Science Systems & Engineering Arkansas of University USA

[BBA(Hons) Service Operations Management] 2005 2002 – September October [BBA(Hons) Marketing] 2004 2001 – October November [BBA(Hons) China Business] 2004 2001 – October November 2007 2003 – September October 2004 June 2002 – August 2007 2003 – November December 170 EE Sciences Management of Department EE Marketing of Department EE Marketing of Department Work Social EAA EAA Applied Psychology Psychology Applied EAA EAA Studies Asian and Southeast East

External Examiners Chairman Chairman Management of Department University DePaul College of Commerce Chicago USA Marketing Gerald Albaum Prof Scholar Visiting Mexico New of University Anderson Schools of Management NM87131 Albuquerque, USA Chan Kit-kwong Allan Prof Dean Associate Marketing of Department School of Business University Baptist Kong Hong HK Work Social of and Professor Dean Graduate School of Social Work Houston of University USA Prof Scott T Young Scott Prof and Social Sciences Faculty of Humanities Studies Social Applied Dr Ira C Colby Philip Evans Prof Centre Graduate of Director School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Languages Westminster of University UK Prof Frederic C Deyo Professor of Sociology Binghamton SUNY Department of Sociology State University York of New — Binghamton USA

2005 2002 – September October 2006 May 2003 – April (Undergraduate) 2004 2003 – December January 2004 2003 – December January 2006 2003 – August September (Postgraduate) 2006 2003 – August October 2006 2003 – December January 171 EAA English for Professional Communication EAA Primary Education Education Primary EAA EAA Language as a Second English Teaching EAA Purposes Specific for English EAA Media and New Communication EAA Language as a Second English Teaching EAA Education Language English

External Examiners

English and Communication and Communication English Briggs William Prof Professor and Mass Journalism of School Communication State University San Jose California USA Professor of Education School of Education Michigan of University USA Dr Michael John Wallace Consultant ELT Qualifications Training Teacher Board Examinations International London College Trinity UK ThomasHuckin Prof N Professor of English and Writing Program Writing Utah of University City Lake Salt USA Prof James H Watt andProfessor Chair Literature Language, of Department and Communication Institute Polytechnic Rensselaer Troy, NY USA Prof Diana Slade Dean Associate and Learning Teaching Education of Faculty University of Technology Sydney Australia Pauline Gibbons Dr Lecturer Senior Education of Faculty University of Technology Sydney Australia Prof Cho-yee To

October 2002 – September 2004 2002 – September October 2004 2000 – September October 2005 2001 – October November 2004 2000 – September November Studies) (China October 2002 – September 2005 2002 – September October Studies) (Transport 2007 2003 – August September 2004 2000 – September November 172 EAA Housing Studies Studies Housing EAA EE EAA EAA and Administration Studies Policy Studies AEAA Housing EAA and Administration Studies Policy EAA EAA and Administration Studies Policy EAA and Management Policy Public

External Examiners Professor of Construction Management Management Construction of Professor Construction of Department and Engineering Management Reading of University The Berkshire UK Public and Social Administration Administration and Social Public Prof Alan Murie Studies and Regional Urban of Professor Director Studies and Regional Urban for Centre Birmingham of University UK Faculty of Science and Engineering and Construction Building Lansley Reginald Peter Prof Prof Bert A Rockman Director and Policy Public of School The Management The Ohio State University USA Mr Simon Li Pak Ho Executive Chief Quality HealthCare Services Elderly Ltd HK Prof Deborah Davis Professor of Sociology Chair Department of Sociology Yale University USA Dr Dorothy Chan Yuen Tak Fai Director Associate and Continuing Professional of School Education The University of Hong Kong HK Jan-Erik Lane Prof of PoliticalProfessor Science Geneva of University Suisse

2004 2000 – September October 2004 2000 – September October 2006 2002 – August September 2004 2003 – September October 2006 May 2003 – August 2006 2003 – August March 2004 2000 – September October

173 AEE EE EAA EE AEAA EAA EE

External Examiners Head of Estates Office Education of Institute Kong Hong The HK Betts Martin Prof Dean of Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering Technology of University Queensland Brisbane Australia Dr Mohan M Kumaraswamy Professor Associate Department of Civil Engineering The University of Hong Kong HK Jan-ming Ko Prof and Construction of Faculty of Dean Use Land Vice President (Research) Structural of Professor Chair Engineering University Polytechnic Kong Hong The HK Eddie Leonardi Prof Professor and Director and Mechanical of School Engineering Manufacturing The University of South New Wales Sydney Australia Dr Chan Man-wai Director Ltd HK Partners & Arup Ove Board Asia East Arup HK Flanagan Roger Prof Management Construction of Professor Construction of Department and Engineering Management Reading of University The Berkshire UK Mr Yeung Kwok-on

2006 2002 – August December 2006 2004 – August January 2007 2003 – August September July 2000 – June 2004 July 2002 – June 2006 174 EAA AEAA EAA EE EAA

External Examiners Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor Department of Civil Engineering & Science of University Kong Hong Technology HK Director Company Associates & Yung Arthur Limited HK Prof Paul T Y Chang Paul T Y Chang Prof T Yung H Mr Arthur Technology and Information Engineering Computer ThomasProf S Huang Distinguished Everitt L William Professor and Computer Electrical of Department Engineering at Urbana- Illinois of University Champaign USA Science Computer Longley Dennis Prof Professor Centre Research Security Information Technology Information of Faculty Technology of University Queensland Brisbane Australia Tygar Douglas Justin Prof Professor Department of Electrical Engineering of School & Science and Computer Systems Management Information California of University Berkeley USA

2004 2003 – October November 2006 June 2003 – August 2006 2003 – September October 2005 2002 – August September 2005 2002 – September October 2005 2002 – September October

175 EAA EAA EAA EAA EAA EAA

External Examiners Director Computational for Centre and Electromagnetics Electromagnetics Laboratory and Computer Electrical of Department Engineering Illinois of University Urbana USA Prof Moshe Zukerman Management and Engineering Engineering Manufacturing Mr Sze Wing-suen Head and Deputy Professor Associate Engineering Mechanical of Department The University of Hong Kong HK Dr Kevin D Barber Professor of Operations Management Bradford University School of Management Bradford UK Prof B G Dale Head of School and United Utilities Professor of Quality Management Management of School Manchester Manchester UK Electronic Engineering Engineering Electronic Weng-cho Chew Prof and Electronic Electrical of Department Engineering The University of Melbourne Victoria Australia Mooyoung Jung Prof Professor Engineering Industrial of Department and Science of University Pohang Technology (POSTECH) Pohang Korea

April 2003 – August 2005 2003 – August April 2005 2003 – August April 2005 2002 – September October 2006 2003 – September October 2007 2003 – September October 2004 2000 – September October EAA EAA 176 EAA EAA EAA EE

External Examiners

Dr Richard Allen Department of Cinema Studies Studies Cinema of Department York UniversityNew York New USA Associate Professor Associate J Sandin Daniel Prof Director Laboratory Visualization Electronic at Chicago Illinois of University The Chicago USA Professor Professor & Mechanical of Department Engineering Aeronautical College of Engineering California of University Davis USA Science and Materials Physics Tu King-ning Prof Chairman & Professor & Science Materials of Department Engineering UCLA Angeles Los USA Prof Kazuo Yamazaki Kazuo Prof Professor Newark College of Engineering Technology of Institute Jersey New Newark USA School of Creative Media Paul G Ranky Prof Lih J Chen Prof and Dean Professor Chair MOE and Science Materials of Department Engineering College of Engineering University Hua Tsing National Hsinchu Taiwan

Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2004 2001 – September January Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2005 2001 – September April Bachelor with of Laws Honours/Master Mode) (Fast-track Laws of 2004 1997 – September December Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2004 2000 – September October Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2006 2001 – September April Associate of Legal Studies Studies Legal of Associate 2004 2002 – September October Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2004 2000 – September November Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2004 2001– September October 2005 2003 – August December AEAA AEAA AEAA AEAA EAA AEAA AEAA EAA 177

External Examiners Dr Chiang Huang-chih School of Law University Taiwan National Taiwan Shizhong Dong Prof China AEAA Prof Michael Palmer and Law of Department of Head Director of East Asian Centre Law Studies African & Oriental of School London of University UK Prof Michael Purdue Law of Chair London of University City Law of Department UK Malcolm Smith Prof School Law University Chuo Japan Mr Clement Shum Dean of Students Students of Dean University Lingnan HK Mr Andrew Bruce, SC Barrister Gilt Chambers HK P Lee H Prof Law of Faculty Monash University Australia Prof Scott Fisher Scott Prof Chair Division Media Interactive School of Cinema – Television California Southern of University Angeles Los USA

School of Law

Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2006 2001 – September April Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2005 May 1999 – September Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2006 2001 – September March 2004 2002 – September March 2005 2002 – October November Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2005 2003 – September April Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2005 2003 – September April Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2006 July 2003 – September Master in of Laws Chinese and Mode) (Regular Law Comparative 2004 2002 – September October AEAA AEAA AEAA AEAA Bachelor of Laws with Honours AEAA Master of Laws (Fast-track Mode) AEAA AEAA AEAA EAA 178

External Examiners Prof Dr Rudolf Streinz Streinz Rudolf Dr Prof Full Professor EconomicsFaculty & of Law Bayreuth Universität Germany Tarlock Dan A Prof Chicago Kent College of Law Technology of Institute Illinois USA Paul Zervos, SC Mr Kevin Sector) (Private ICAC of Head Section Prosecutions Division Justice of Department HK Francis Trindade Prof Law of Faculty Monash University Australia Bradlow Daniel Prof andProfessor of Law Director Program Studies Legal International Washington College of Law American University USA Dixon Mr Martin in Lecturer Senior and University Fellow Law Queen’s College University of Cambridge UK The Hon Mr Justice Michael Hartmann Instance First of Court High Court HK Wang Chenguang Prof Dean School of Law University Tsinghua PRC Sun Nanshen Prof School Law University Fudan Shanghai PRC

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* Postgraduate Certificate in Laws in Laws Certificate Postgraduate 2005 1999 – August December Bachelor with of Laws Honours 2006 2004 – September February 2004 2001 – September October Master of Laws (Fast-track Mode) Mode) (Fast-track Laws of Master 2003 1998 – September April 2005 2003 – September October Resolution Dispute 2004 2001 – September September 2006 2000 – September October 2004 2001 – September October Postgraduate Certificate in Laws in Laws Certificate Postgraduate 2006 1997 – September October Postgraduate Certificate in Laws in Laws Certificate Postgraduate 2006 2000 – September October in Laws Certificate Postgraduate 2005 2000 – August October AEAA AEAA AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws AEAA EAA EAA and in Arbitration Arts of Master EAA in Laws Certificate Postgraduate AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws AEAA AEAA AEAA 179

External Examiners

Period of appointment: or such other period as is consistent with a joint appointment with HKU. HKU. with appointment a joint with consistent as is period other such or appointment: of Period Kwok William Mr Solicitor Solicitors Kwok & Pang C Lee, Y HK M Wong K Mr Stewart Barrister Temple Chambers HK SC Smith, Clifford Mr Barrister HK Prof Pitman Potter Potter Pitman Prof Professor of Law Professor of Law Law of Faculty Columbia British of University Canada V Veeder Prof Barrister Chambers Court Essex UK Pang Kin Kee Mr Justice The Hon Instance First of Court High Court HK Chan K Mr John C Solicitor Co & Cheung I W HK P Sit K Peter Mr Solicitor Partner Shum & Kwong Fung, Sit, HK Chain Benjamin Mr Barrister HK Leung C K Mr Kenneth Solicitor Clifford Chance HK

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* 2005 2002 – September October 2005 2002 – September October 2005 2002 – September October 2005 2002 – September October 2005 2002 – September October 2006 2003 – September October 2005 2002 – August October October 2001 – September 2004 2001 – September October 2004 2001 – September October 2005 2002 – August September AEAA AEAA AEAA AEAA AEAA AEAA Bachelor of Laws with Honours AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws 180

External Examiners

Period of appointment: or such other period as is consistent with a joint appointment with HKU. HKU. with appointment a joint with consistent as is period other such or appointment: of Period

Dr Chen Jianfu School and of Law Studies Legal University Trobe La Australia John Hatchard Prof The Open University UK Luk Siu-ping Amelia Ms Justice of Department HK Sahamid Badariah Dr Law of Faculty University of Malaya Malaysia Gary Slapper Prof andProfessor of Law Director of the Programmes Law The Open University in London UK Israel Mr Mark (Research) Dean Associate Reader in and Law Criminology School of Law University Flinders Australia Mr Rimsky Yuen Barrister HK Mr John Bleach, SC Barrister Temple Chambers HK Toy Jimmy Mr Specialist Audit Tohmatsu Touche Deloitte HK Mr Richard W K Khaw Barrister HK

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October 2003 – September 2006 2003 – September October 2006 2003 – September October 2006 2003 – September October 2006 2003 – September November 2006 2003 – September October and Management Engineering 200 5 2002 – September October Services Engineering 2007 2003 – September October Studies 2008 2004 – August September 2007 2003 – September October AEAA Bachelor of Laws with Honours AEAA Bachelor of Laws with Honours AEAA Bachelor of Laws with Honours AEAA Master of Laws (Fast-track Mode) AEAA Postgraduate Certificate in Laws 181 EAA in Construction Science of Associate EAA in Building Science of Associate EAA Associate of Science in Architectural EAA Associate of Science in Surveying

External Examiners The Hon Mr Justice Lunn Mr Justice The Hon Instance First of Court the of Judge High Court Kong Hong McInnis Arthur Dr Consultant Clifford Chance Kong Hong Ms Harrlet Samuels School of Law Westminster of University London UK Wang ZhenminProf Vice-Dean School of Law University Tsinghua PRC Mr Dennis C K Ho Solicitor Ip Ho & Kong Hong Division of Building Science and Technology International Director Director International Office Recruitment International Portsmouth of University UK Francis Yik Wai-hung Prof Professor Services Building of Department Engineering University Polytechnic Kong Hong HK Lau Mr Patrick HK JP Hang-kwong, Francis Ng Prof Past President of The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors HK Prof Brian Eugene Lee Brian Prof

2006 2003 – September March Design 2005 2002 – September October Management 2007 2003 – September October Services Financial 2005 2002 – September October in Accountancy Administration 2007 2001 – September October 2005 2003 – September October Studies 2005 2002 – September October Technology 2006 2003 – September October 182 AEAA Associate of Science in Surveying EAA Associate of Arts in Digital Visual EAA in Facilities Science of Associate EAA Business Administration of in Associate EAA Business of Associate EAA Business Administration of Associate EAA Associate of Science in Computer EAA in Information Science of Associate

External Examiners

Director Ltd. and Associate Aria HK Mr Cheung Tat-tong Community College of City University Chairman of the Hong Kong Kong Hong the of Chairman Designer of Federation HK Mr Kenneth Chan Jor-kin Director Managing Limited/ Surveyors ProjectsKC KCS Limited HK Commerce of Division Mr Clement Shum Chun-yau Professor Students Associate of Dean & Finance & Accounting of Department University Lingnan HK Andrew Brian Prof Campus of Head Campus Brisbane Canberra of University Australia Luk Ting-kwong Sherriff Dr Professor Associate Studies Business of Department University Polytechnic Kong Hong HK Studies Computer of Division Kam-pui Chow Dr Professor Associate Science Computer of Department Systems and Information The University of Hong Kong HK Kwan Ching-ping Reggie Dr Professor Associate and Technology Science of School The Open University of Hong Kong HK Mr Freeman Lau

January 2004 –December 2005 2004 –December January Technology Technology 2006 2003 – September October Studies 2006 2003 – September October Communication 2006 2004 – August September in Science Social of Associate Management Services Community 2007 2003 – September October Management and Tourism 2005 2002 – September November and Management Administration 2005 2002 – September October Chinese Civilisation Courses * EC 183 EAA Associate of Science in Web EAA Chinese in Applied Arts of Associate EAA Associate of Arts in Bilingual EAA EAA in Leisure Science Social of Associate EAA in Public Science Social of Associate

External Examiners

(EC)”. Prof Leo Ou-fan Lee Leo Ou-fan Prof Professor of ChineseProfessor Literature Harvard University USA The External Academic Advisor (EAA) of Chinese Civilisation Centre has been entitled “External Consultant Deputy Head and Senior Lecturer Lecturer and Senior Head Deputy Applied & Information of Department Technology Education of Institute Kong Hong The HK Language Studies of Division Sin Chow-yiu Prof and Head Professor Chinese of Department The University of Hong Kong HK Dr Eugenia Ng Mee-wah Mee-wah Eugenia Ng Dr Chinese Civilisation Centre * Shu Wing Alfred Mr Cheung Director of Reefer Trade of Limited Pacific) (Asia OOCL HK Studies Social of Division Lee Kam-hon Prof Professor of Marketing Marketing of Department The Chinese University of Hong Kong HK Brown Richard Peter Prof and Head Professor Studies Leisure of School and Management Commerce of Faculty University Griffith Australia Ian Thynne Dr Governance of Chair Governance Programme University Darwin Charles Australia ______

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李健正平邁天莫家豪李藹雯成名李芝蘭王海國陳浩文劉國裕 Research Centre) Centre) Research Sciences) and Social Humanities Centre) (Associate Director, Governance in Asia in Asia Governance Director, (Associate of Faculty Dean—Education, (Associate Research in Asia Governance (Director, Hayllar, Mark R Mark Hayllar, MSc BSc Chan, Autor Hon-suen Hon-suen Chan, Autor Lam, Jermain Tak-man Tak-man Jermain Lam, Li, Linda Che-lan Che-lan Linda Li, Wong, Hoi-kwok Hoi-kwok Wong, Taylor, William K K William Taylor, Tao, Julia Po-wah Lai Lai Po-wah Julia Tao, Leung, Joan Yin-hung Yin-hung Joan Leung, Lau, Kwok-yu Kwok-yu Lau, Mok, Joshua Ka-ho Ka-ho Joshua Mok, Sing, Dixon Ming Ming Dixon Sing, Professors Professors Bing-leung Anthony Cheung, Professors Associate Bell, Daniel A Wong, Linda Yeuk-lin Lai Lai Yeuk-lin Linda Wong, Lee, Grace Oi-man Oi-man Grace Lee, Chan, Ho-mun Chan, Ho-mun Brewer, Brian BA La Grange, Adrienne R Adrienne Grange, La MSc BA Huque, Ahmed Shafiqul Shafiqul Ahmed Huque, Lee, James Kin-ching Kin-ching James Lee, Painter, Martin John John Martin Painter,

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, RSW, MCIH, MCIH, , RSW, , MPhil , MPhil , AMIHRM , AMIHRM Oxf. HKPU , PhD , PhD York(UK) HK

, PhD , PhD Warw.

MPhil MPhil HK , MSc(Mgt) Baotou Medical Coll. Baotou Rice PhD PhD HK

MHKIH, PHM PHM MHKIH, PhD Schl, Chinese of Soc. Academy Sc. 206 MA MA

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, FHKMetS , FHKMetS , FCIE, FIEE, FIEE, , FCIE,

Ill. W’gong

Colorado Sheff. Stan. HK , MA , MA , PhD , PhD

Ohio , PhD , PhD , PhD City HK Peking , PCEd , PCEd HK HK

, CEng, MIEE, MIERE, MIERE, MIEE, , CEng, CUHK , MSc PhD PhD , MSc HK , MA , MA , LLB , LLB CUHK MA MA CPHK Wis. HK York

2005

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CEng, FIEEE FIEEE CEng, MHKIE MHKIE BSc(EE) MSc MSc BSc(EE) MPhil BSc MPhil BSc BSc 207 陳仲良

List of Staff 2004 BSocSc BSocSc BBA BBA 林群聲 BA BA BA BA BSSc 朱燕華陳志豪 MSc 楊淑華高彥鳴林綺薇文麗芬余海慧

傅詩禮 Professor Randall, David John John David Randall, Professor Department of Electronic Engineering; Communications Wireless Director, Deputy Centre) Research and Physics of Department Physics, Applied Science) Materials Chemistry) Students) of Dean (Professor (Chair) of Electronic Engineering, (Acting Head and (Chair) Professor of (Professor, Department of Biology and Professor of Chemistry Education; (Vice-President—Undergraduate Foo, Silas See-lai Chu Yin-wah Chu, Janice Lai-fan Man, Denise Professor Lam, Paul Kwan-sing Kwan-sing Paul Lam, Professor Yu, Calenia Hoi-wai Lam, Tammy Yee-mei Yee-mei Tammy Lam, Faculty of Science and Engineering of Science Faculty Dean Chan, Chi-hou Professor Deans Associate Chung-leung Chan, Johnny Professor Laboratory Manager Faculty Secretary I Executive Officers II Executive Officer Biology and Chemistry Head: (Chair) Professors Inq-ming Edmond Ko,

Yeung, Angela Suk-wah Suk-wah Angela Yeung,

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, MACS

, MPS Birm. Br. Col. Calif. Tor. La T. , CBiol, , CBiol, , Aston

, PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , MHKCS, , MHKCS, , Notre Dame , PhD , PhD , CBiol, MIBiol, MIBiol, , CBiol,

, PhD , PhD

, CertEd , CertEd Sheff. UMIST HK , PhD , PhD Wat.

Sheff. Sur. MIT N.U.I. Monash

McG. Cant. , PhD , PhD , CBiol, MIBiol, FLS FLS MIBiol, , CBiol,

, MMBA , MMBA S. Fraser , MSc , MSc , PhD HK Minn. HK HK Texas A&M Texas Griff. , CBiol, MBMS MBMS , CBiol, , DSc , DSc , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , FRSCan , FRSCan Lond. , CBiol, MIBiol MIBiol , CBiol, , MACS HK HK CUHK CUHK HK HK , MSc , MSc , BSc MPhil MPhil , BSc , BSc PhD , MSc , MS , PhD , PhD S’ton Lond. HK HK HK , PhD , BSc PhD PhD , BSc , MSc PhD , MSc NDMC(Taiwan) Washington , PhD , PhD PhD PhD Q’ld. York(UK) MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil PhD PhD CUHK CUHK Xiamen HK Melb. Peking CUHK CUHK PhD PhD PhD PhD C’dia.

2005 – BSc(Microbiology) BSc(Microbiology) BSc PhD PhD BSc PhD BSc BSc MIBiol, MIWEM, MMBA MMBA MIWEM, MIBiol, BSc MPhil MPhil BSc MBiolS

BPharm BPharm CChem, FRSC, MIWEM MIWEM FRSC, CChem, FMHKIS BSc PhD PhD BSc JP BSc BSc MIWEM, MMBA MMBA MIWEM, BSc CertEd PhD PhD CertEd BSc BSc BSc BA BA 208 PhD MPhil BSc BSc BSc

List of Staff 2004 MPhil BSc 關利平 BSc BSc MSc MSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

江潤樟

張潤興 MPhil MPhil BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

BSc BSc 羅錦榮

BSc BSc BSc BSc 單錦成林群聲奧磐石胡紹燊譚鳳儀施于強

張漢揚歐慧婷鄭淑嫻黃寧表黃玉山方宏勳張肇堅鄺海倫譚彼德林漢華楊夢甦 BSc BSc 劉大鑄李丁 Conservation) Centre) Centre) (Vice-President—Administration) Professor of Biology Professor of Biology (Director, Centre for Coastal Pollution and (Director, Biotechnology and Health Research Research and Health Biotechnology (Director, Professor of Biological Science Cheung, Richard Yun-hing Yun-hing Richard Cheung, Li, Ding O’Toole, Desmond K Richardson, Bruce J Bruce Richardson, Wong, Yuk-shan Yuk-shan Wong, Kwong, Hoi-lun Hoi-lun Kwong, Kong, Richard Yuen-chong Yuen-chong Richard Kong, Lau, Tai-chu Tai-chu Lau, Fong, Wang-fun Wang-fun Fong, Au, Doris Wa-ting Cheng, Shuk-han Shuk-han Cheng, Lam, Paul Kwan-sing Kwan-sing Paul Lam, Vrijmoed, Lilian Lee-ping Kwan Kwan Lee-ping Lilian Vrijmoed, Tanner, Peter A A Peter Tanner, Wong, Ning-bew Ning-bew Wong, Wu, Rudolf Shiu-sun Shiu-sun Rudolf Wu, Randall, David John John David Randall, Professors Professors Associate Tam, Nora Fung-yee Tam, Nora Fung-yee Cheung, Siu-gin Siu-gin Cheung, Cheung, Hon-yeung Hon-yeung Cheung, Lo, Kenneth Kam-wing Lam, Hon-wah Hon-wah Lam, Yang, Mengsu Mengsu Yang, Shin, Paul Kam-shing Sze, Peter Yu-keung

, ,

Wolv. , FRICS, , FRICS, UMIST N. U. Harbin , CEng, , CEng, HK De Montfort , RSO, , RSO, , MSc , MSc

, FCIOB, MHKIE , FCIOB, Wales , FIE, FASCE , MEng , PhD , PhD , MEng , MEng , LLB PhD PhD , LLB , MHKST&AM, , CEng, RPE, CPEng, CPEng, RPE, , CEng, , PhD , PhD Syd. HK Lough. City HK , PhD , PhD Monash CPHK , CEng, FRAeS, FRAeS, , CEng,

, CEng, RPE, MCIBSE, MCIBSE, RPE, , CEng, N.S.W.

, PhD , PhD Nan. Tech. , LLM , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , CPEng, MIEAust, MASCE, MASCE, MIEAust, , CPEng, S. Lanka National Taiwan Aston Durh. Leeds , PhD , PhD Monash Sheff. Jiaotong Xi’an Monash Shanghai Jiaotong CPHK Teknologi Malaysia , PhD , PhD HK N.S.W. PhD PhD PhD PhD

2005

– MSc(Constr) PhD PhD MSc(Constr) BEng BEng PhD MSc MHKOSHA, MHKIE, MICE, CEng, RPE Architectural BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) MIStructE, MHKIE MHKIE MIStructE, MIMechE, FHKIE FHKIE MIMechE,

S’pore PhD MCIOB, MHKIE, RPE(Civil), MBIM MBIM RPE(Civil), MHKIE, MCIOB, MSc MSc FHKIS, MABE MASME, MASA, MASCE MASCE MASA, MASME, MCIOB, MCIArb, MHKIE, MAIQS, MAIQS, MHKIE, MCIArb, MCIOB, FRICS, FHKIS MIEAust, MASCE, FASCE FASCE MASCE, MIEAust, MCIBSE, MIE(Aust.), MHKIE MHKIE MIE(Aust.), MCIBSE,

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BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) MEng MEng 包倫袁國傑 BSc BSc 梁以德 BSc BSc BME MBA MBA MEng MEng MSc(ConstMan) MSc(ConstMan) BEng BEng

林才盧偉真 BEcon BEcon 陳志宏盧耀 Dr Lo, Siu-ming Siu-ming Lo, Dr 林志華譚志明陳錦順張世安盧兆明李秋勝麥苗林家馳 Professor Leung, Andrew Yee-tak Yee-tak Andrew Leung, Professor Professor of Building and Construction and Construction Building of Professor and Construction Building of Professor Lu, Jane Weizhen Weizhen Jane Lu, Leung, Andrew Yee-tak Yee-tak Andrew Leung,

Tam, Chi-mingTam, Li, Qiusheng Qiusheng Li, Kitipornchai, S S Kitipornchai, V Ramapillai Balendran, Lam, Joseph Choi Joseph Lam, Lo, Tommy Yiu Tommy Lo, Assistant Professor Professor Assistant Chan, Chi-wang I Executive Officer Millie Mark, Building and Construction Head: Head: Associate (Chair) Professors Professors Associate Lo, Siu-ming Siu-ming Lo, Lam, Ka-chi Cheung, Sai-on Cheung, Yuen, Richard Kwok-kit Kwok-kit Richard Yuen, Lim, Chee-wah

, , Yale

, PhD , PhD Old Dominion

Mich. , MRICS, AHKIS

, CEng, MCIBSE, MCIBSE, , CEng, , MHKIE, , MHKIE,

AHKIS , PhD , PhD , MSE , MSE City HK N.S.W. HKPU , MIEEE, MACM, MESCA MACM, , MIEEE, De Mons Poly. Faculte CEng MIEE, , MIEEE, Camb. City HK City HK , CEng, CPhys, SMIEEE, SMIEEE, CPhys, , CEng, HKPU , PhD MRICS, , AHKIS, PARICS , Essex MSc , MSc CSUT Changsha Lond. CNAA , MA , MSc , MSc , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD MPhil MPhil CNAA MSc MSc PhD PhD Bath HKPU CNAA HKPU Calg. Kent PhD PhD CPHK Nanking Inst. of Posts & Nanking & Inst. of Posts

2005

– MApplSc PhD FIEE, MInstP, MBCS MBCS MInstP, FIEE, MHKWMA, MHKIOEH, MHKIEIA, MHKIEIA, MHKIOEH, MHKWMA, MSEE, MAIAA MASME, SMIEST, MHKIE MHKIE

Telecommunications Chartered Structural Engineer Engineer Structural Chartered MISMRM, MINNS, MSPIE, MISCB, MISMRM, MSPIE, MINNS, FIAPR FIEAust, SMIEEE, BEng BEng PhD MSc BE

210 鮑志維

BSc BSc 嚴洪

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BSc BSc BSc BSc BEng BEng BSc BSc BSc BSc 戴楊金蘭王中介

BSc BSc 劉永雄 BSc BSc 劉永康李耀然鄭惠怡 BA BA 陳穎祁 BSc BSc BSc BSc 陳祥發鄭利明張啓德 Dr Pao, Derek Chi-wai 楊小蘭嚴洪李衍樺賈維嘉 Director, Zhuhai Research Centre) Centre) Research Zhuhai Director, Professor of Computer Engineering Centre; Technology Information (Director, Chan, Ricky Wing-ki Wing-ki Chan, Ricky Jia, Weijia Weijia Jia, Li, Hin-wa Cheng, Lee-ming Wing-hung Rynson Lau, Lau, Ricky Wing-hong Wing-hong Ricky Lau, Wong, Joseph Chung-kai Chung-kai Joseph Wong, Kai-tak Cheung, Cheng, Grace Wai-yee Siu-lan Yeung, Hong Yan, Assistant Professors Professors Assistant Yiu-yin Raymond Lee, Laboratory Manager I Instructors II Instructors I Executive Officer Computer Engineering and Information Technology Hong Yan, Acting Head: Professor Head: Associate (Chair) Professor Professors Associate Chan, Cheung-fat Tai, Daisy Kam-lam Yeung Yeung Kam-lam Daisy Tai,

, , ,

HKPU , CEng, MBCS , CEng, C’dia , MIEEE , MIEEE , PhD , PhD S. Calif. Carnegie Mellon U. Ill. Birm. , FAAAS , AMIEE , AMIEE , MIEEE , MIEEE Academia Sinica Academia CUHK MIT Sus. CPHK Houston , CEEng, MIEEE, MIEE, MIEE, MIEEE, , CEEng, , CEng, MIEE MIEE , CEng, Sund. , CEng, CPhys, MInstP, MInstP, CPhys, , CEng, , MCS PhD U. of Sci. & Tech. China Tech. & Sci. of U. , MSc , MSc , MSc PhD PhD , MSc , PhD , PhD , MSc PhD PhD , MSc , PhD , PhD , PhD

, PhD , PhD HK Wales , MACM, MIEEE MIEEE , MACM, , MSc PhD PhD , MSc

Lond.

Lond. , MSc PhD PhD , MSc

, MBA , MBA , PhD , PhD HKP MEng MEng Hunan McG. CPHK PhD PhD Tokyo CUHK Tokyo MSc MSc CUHK Taiwan Aston Tsinghua Ill I.T. Stan. Stan. CUHK Texas

2005 –

BSc BSc DSc FIEE, MIEEE, FHKIE FHKIE MIEEE, FIEE, BSc BSc

PhD MS MS GMIERE, MHKIE CDP, MHKCS BSc PhD PhD BSc

鄧小鐵 211 楓儲

List of Staff 2004 BEng BEng MPhil MPhil

BA BA BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) BA BA Deng, Xiaotie MSc MSc

BSc BSc BSc BSc 梁永豪

BEng BEng 陳耀強 BSc BSc BSc BSc 袁紹賢楓 PhD PhD

葉豪盛儲 BCSc BCSc 鮑志維朱莉鳳周啟安陳國良黃國和蘇慶祥鄭利龍 Professor 陳漢偉宋之尹幸村琢陳明達鄧小鐵 BEng BEng 賈小華李青 Professor Yao, Frances Foong of Internet and Multimedia Technologies) Technologies) and Multimedia Internet of Professor of Computer Science Science Computer of Professor Applications Innovative for Centre (Director, Professor of Computer Science Science Computer of Professor Leung, Howard Wing-ho Wing-ho Howard Leung, Yao, Frances Foong Jia, Xiaohua Jia, Xiaohua So, Hing-cheung Hing-cheung So, Sung, Chi-wan Chi-wan Sung, Chu, Stella Li-fung Li-fung Chu, Stella Ho-shing Horace Ip, Yiu-keung Chan, Isaac Pao, Derek Chi-wai

Yuen, Kelvin Shiu-yin Shiu-yin Kelvin Yuen, Li Qing Professors Assistant Chan, Kwok-leung II Executive Officer Computer Science Head: Head: Associate (Chair) Professors Professors Professors Associate Chan, Edward Komura, Taku Taku Komura, Wong, Kwok-wo Cheng, Lee-lung Chun, Hon-wai Chun, Hon-wai Deng, Xiaotie Chow, Paul Kai-on

, MBCS, , MBCS, ,

UEA , MA , , PhD , PhD , MACM , MACM Melb. Northeastern

Technion-Israel Aston Tor. HKUST

Regina NY State NY , PEng , PEng , MACM, MIEEE , MACM, Q’ld. U. T. Syd. , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , CEng, MBCS MBCS , CEng, , DSc , DSc HK , MSc , MSc Wat. Golden Gate , PhD , PhD , MS , MS

, MS , MS , PhD , PhD

City HK , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , MIEEE , CEng, MBCS, MBCS, , CEng, CUHK City HK HK

, MIEEE , MIEEE Warw. CPHK MA MA Tsinghua , MBA , MBA , MASc , MASc , MIEEE , MIEEE CNAA

CNAA Shandong CUHK CUHK City HK N.S.W.

C’dia. , Dip in Chinese Law Nan. Tech.

City HK , PhD , PhD PhD PhD , MPhil , MPhil , MBCS, MHKCS, CEng CEng MHKCS, , MBCS, Wat. PhD PhD MEng MEng HK , PhD , PhD HK McM. HKUST , MHKCS, MIEEE, MACM MACM MIEEE, , MHKCS, MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MEng MEng MCS MCS PhD PhD Aston Nat’l Cheng Kung Nat’l Chunghsing N.Y. State Hawaii N.Y. State

2005

– BSc BSc BA BA MMath BSc CertEd PGCCS PGCCS CertEd BSc MS MS MIEEE, MHKMA, MHKCS MHKCS MHKMA, MIEEE, Sund. Camb. PhD Inst. of Tech. of Inst. MHKCS, MIEEE, MHKIE MHKIE MIEEE, MHKCS, MHKCS, CEng, MHKIE MHKIE CEng, MHKCS, PhD MPhil, BSc 212 BSc(Eng) MPhil MPhil BSc(Eng) MApplSc MApplSc List of Staff 2004 BA(BusStud) BA(BusStud) BSc BSc BSc BSc

BEng BEng MSc MSc BSc BSc BSc BSc PhD (Asst Prof) (Asst BS BS

BEng BEng BSc BSc 邱慧貞黃翠芳

(Asst Prof) 李仲誠 (Asst BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc 羅志強 (Asst Prof) (Asst BSc(CS) BSc(CS) 袁俊雄

鄺得互 BEng 方士驃潘忠強 (Asst Prof) (Asst (Asst Prof) (Asst 熊尚麟陳孟騰 (UL) (Asst Prof) 楊宗樺 (Asst BSc BSc 祈立理王魯生 (Asst Prof) 黃厚生 (Asst 許秋民郭琳科林金耀李燦熙蔡明欣余遠德 (Asst Prof) 劉文印 (Asst 王石陶宇飛蒙瑜 Ngo, Chong-wah Lee, Victor Chung-sing Chung-sing Victor Lee, Wong, Hau-san Hau-san Wong, Tao, Yufei Fong, Joseph Shi-piu Shi-piu Joseph Fong, Choy, Marian Marian Choy, Chun-hung Joe Yuen, Wai-ching Giovanna Yau, Poon, Chung-keung Chung-keung Poon, Lee, Chan-heeLee, Liu, Wenyin Wenyin Liu, Clubb, Orville L L Orville Clubb, Lecturers Professors/University Assistant Chan, Mang-tang Yu, Yuen-tak Officer Computer Chau-man Hui, I Instructors Instructor II I Executive Officer Kwong, Sam Tak-wu Lam, Kam-yiu Kam-yiu Lam, Mong, Yu Yu Mong, Kwok, Lam-for Lam-for Kwok, Wang, Lusheng Wong, Shek Law, Ken Chee-keung Chee-keung Ken Law, Hung, Sheung-lun Sheung-lun Hung, Tsui-fong Helena Wong,

, , FCIE, , FCIE, HK , CEng, , CEng, , FIEEE , FIEEE , FIEAust, , FIEAust, Ill. , CEng, , CEng, KAAST, Lond. , MBA , MBA , FAATSE, , FAATSE, , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD Texas A & M & A Texas Lond. Mississippi , MAOS, OSA Fellow, Fellow, OSA , MAOS, N’cle. (U.K.) N’cle. , FREng, CEng, FIEE, FIEE, CEng, , FREng, , CEng, FCIE, FIEE, FIEE, FCIE, , CEng, N.S.W. HK Birm. Ohio State , PhD , PhD N.S.W. , PhD , PhD , FIEEE, MURSI/USNC, MURSI/USNC, , FIEEE, Camb. Wis. Q’ld. , PhD , PhD Zhongshan Ill.

2005 – BEng MEng PhD PhD MEng BEng FIEAust, OSA Fellow, SMIREE, MIEEE, MIEEE, SMIREE, Fellow, OSA FIEAust, MOS(Aust) BE(EE) PhD BE(EE) MS FHKIE PhD BSc(Eng) FIEEE, Foreign Member, Royal Swedish Swedish Royal Member, Foreign FIEEE, Academy of Engineering Sciences BE BSc BE BSc FIEE, CEng, FIEEE FIEEE CEng, FIEE, MS PhD PhD MS FIEEE, Member of Electromagnetic Electromagnetic of Member FIEEE, Academy Assessor NATA(Aust.), MSPIE, MIEEE MIEEE MSPIE, NATA(Aust.), Assessor ACGI, CEng, FIEE, SMIEEE, FHKIE, FHKIE, SMIEEE, FIEE, CEng, ACGI, FIEEE MemElectromagnetic Soc MIEE, FIE(Aust.), FIEEE FIEEE FIE(Aust.), MIEE, FIEE, SMIEEE, FHKIE, FH FHKIE, SMIEEE, FIEE, FCIE, MHKCS BSc(EE) MSc MSc BSc(EE) MSc(EE) PhD DIC MS BSc(E&EEng) PhD MSc BSc(EE)

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許樹源鄭建成鍾寶璇高大偉陳關榮 Dr Leung, Shu-hung Shu-hung Leung, Dr 陸貴文陳志豪朱栢濂 Professor Luk, Kwai-man Kwai-man Luk, Professor Deputy Director, Wireless Communications Communications Wireless Director, Deputy Centre) Research and Reliability Analysis Failure Assemblies, Engineering) Synchronization) Engineering) Centre) Professor of Electronic Engineering Centre) Research Optoelectronics (Director, Professor of Electronic Engineering and Engineering; Science of Faculty (Dean, Professor of Electronic Engineering and Packaging Electronic of Centre (Director, Professor of Electronic Engineering and Control Chaos for Centre (Director, Professor of Electronic Engineering Professor of Electronic Engineering Professor of Electronic Engineering and Science of Faculty Dean, (Associate Professor of Electronic Engineering Professor of Electronic Engineering Research Communications Wireless (Director, Professor of Electronic Engineering Professor of Applied Electromagnetics Electromagnetics Applied of Professor Chung, Po-sheun Po-sheun Chung, Hill, David John John David Hill, Hui, Ron Shu-yuen Shu-yuen Ron Hui, Chan, Archie Yan-cheong Yan-cheong Chan, Archie Mei, Kenneth Kwan-hsiang Kwan-hsiang Kenneth Mei, Chu, Pak-lim Chu, Pak-lim Chen, Guanrong Guanrong Chen, Kai-ning Edward Yung, Electronic Engineering Head: Head: Associate (Chair) Professors Chan, Chi-hou Chiang, Kin-seng Kin-seng Chiang, Luk, Kwai-man Kwai-man Luk,

, ,

, MIEEE , MIEEE , CEng, , CEng,

CPHK , , CEng, , CEng, , MInstP, , MInstP, Glas. . RMIT

, SMIEEE , SMIEEE , MIEEE , MIEEE Lond. Mass.

N.Y. State

HK Glas. City HK , PhD , PhD St. And. Calif. , PhD , PhD , MIEEE , MIEEE , MIEEE, MHKAST, MHKAST, , MIEEE, City HK , PhD , PhD , CEng, MIEE, MIEEE, MIEEE, MIEE, , CEng, , MS , MS , MIREE, AMIEE AMIEE , MIREE, CUHK HK CUHK , MIREE, MIEEE MIEEE , MIREE, PGDip , MSc Melb. , MIEEE , MIEEE , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD , CEng, MIREE, MIEE, MIEE, MIREE, , CEng, , CEng, CPhys, MIEE, MIEE, CPhys, , CEng, , MSc , MSc , PhD DIC , MIEEE , MIEEE CPHK , CEng, MIEE MIEE , CEng, CUHK Wales Sur. HKP Adel. , MS PhD PhD , MS Lond. Lond. Cran. I.T. U. Sci of Electronic , PhD , PhD , CEng, MIEE MIEE , CEng, , SMIEEE, MPE , SMIEEE, , MIEEE, MHKIE MHKIE , MIEEE, CNAA H.-W. City CUHK CUHK CNAA PhD , MSSM, MSSL CUHK , MSc PhD PhD , MSc PhD PhD PhD PhD PhD PhD MEngSc MEngSc Villanova(US) MPhil Shanghai Jiaotong Essex PhD PhD Sund. McM. MPhil MPhil PhD PhD PhD PhD PhD PhD CUHK Manc. HK Chengdu Inst. Engg of Radio PhD PhD Tongji PhD PhD

2005 – SMIEEE, MInstP, MBCS, MHKCS MBCS, MHKCS MInstP, SMIEEE, AMIEE, CEng CEng AMIEE, MACM, MBCS, MIEEE MBCS, MIEEE MACM, PhD MHKIE MHKIE BSc MPhil PhD PhD MPhil BSc

MIEEE, MIEE, MOSA, MAIP MAIP MOSA, MIEE, MIEEE, MIEE MIEE MHKIE, SMIEEE SMIEEE MHKIE, MSc PhD PhD MSc BSc MPhil PhD PhD MPhil BSc MIEE, AFIMA 214

List of Staff 2004 BEng BSc BSc

BEng BEng BEng BEng BSc BSc BSc BSc BSSc

BSc BSc MSc MSc BSc BSc BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) 方士驤周偉誠 BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) PhD 梁志成 BSc BSc BS BS 鍾樹鴻 MEng 陳志雄蕭潤明鄧榤生黃永明 BSc BSc BS BS BSc(EE) BSc(EE) 曾偉明 MSc MSc BSc BSc 梁世榮陳孝平楊啟厚潘裕斌 BEng BEng BSc(EE) BSc(EE) 羅彬陳永勝張啟圖梁樹雄梁國華曾劍鋒楊林發 BSc(EE) BSc(EE) BSc BSc 文劍鋒周育德鮑乃鏗高敬添 MSc MSc 布禮文王曦薛泉李坪 Chan, Sammy Chi-hung Chi-hung Chan, Sammy Tsang, Kim-fung Kim-fung Tsang, Yeung, Lam-fat Lam-fat Yeung, Li, Ping Wong, Eric Wing-ming Leung, Andrew Chi-sing Chi-sing Andrew Leung, Ko, King-tim Chow, Tommy Wai-shing Wai-shing Tommy Chow, Leung, Shu-hung Shu-hung Leung, Chung, Henry Shu-hung Shu-hung Henry Chung, Chow, Yuk-tak Yuk-tak Chow, Pun, Edwin Yue-bun Yue-bun Edwin Pun, Chan, Andy Hau-ping Hau-ping Chan, Andy Yeung, Alan Kai-hau Kai-hau Alan Yeung, Professors Professors Professors Associate Nai-keng Bao, Xue, Quan Man, Kim-fung Man, Kim-fung Fong, Anthony Shi-sheung Shi-sheung Anthony Fong, Chan, Wing-shing Chan, Wing-shing Zhang, Keith Qitu Qitu Keith Zhang, Wong, Hei Tsang, Peter Wai-ming Tang, Wallace Kit-sang Kit-sang Wallace Tang, Leung, Peter Sai-wing Sai-wing Peter Leung, Bradbeer, Robin S S Robin Bradbeer, Leung, Kwok-wa Kwok-wa Leung, Siu, Timothy Yun-ming Yun-ming Timothy Siu, Po, Lai-man

, BA , BA

, Tilburg Edin. , CEng, , CEng, , MIEEE , MIEEE CNAA , CEng, MIEE, MIEE, , CEng, , PEng Wash. State Wash. Syd. , MIEEE, , MIEEE, , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD Lough. Aston , MIL , MIL N’cle.(UK) , CEng, SenMIIE, SenMIIE, , CEng, City Br. New , PhD , PhD Manc. , CEng, SenMIIE, SenMIIE, , CEng, Xidian HK , PhD , PhD , CEng, FHKIE, FIEE, FIEE, FHKIE, , CEng, City HK HK , MEngSc , MEngSc , PhD DipMS , PhD , PhD Aston , MSc , MSc , MSc , MSc MSc(Eng) MSc(Eng) Manc. Ohio State , SMIEEE , MA , MA PhD PhD

, Fellow of SEM, of SPIE , Fellow Fellow Lough. Nanjing Aeronautical Inst. W. Aust. Belgrade Nott. Ill. Melb. MPhil MPhil CUHK Shanxi , CEng, MIEE, MIEEE, MInstMC MInstMC MIEEE, MIEE, , CEng,

2005 – 張漢民 GradMIMechE, AMIEE AMIEE GradMIMechE, PhD MIEE MIEE MIMfgE, MHKIE, RPE, SenMSME, SenMSME, RPE, MHKIE, MIMfgE, MHKSQC MASQC, SenMSME, MIMechE MIEEE, MHKIE MHKIE MIEEE, Open MIMfgE, MBPICS, MHKIE, MCMES MCMES MHKIE, MBPICS, MIMfgE, PhD BSc MPhil PhD PhD MPhil BSc

MSc(EE) MSc(EE) 洪友仁 215 MSc(SysEng) PhD MSc(SysEng) MSc PhD PhD MSc BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) List of Staff 2004 BEd MSc(TelecommTech) MSc(TelecommTech) MSc MSc BSc BSc BEng BEng 張漢民

BTech BTech BSc BSc BSc BSc 劉文東 MSc(IE) MSc(IE) 洪友仁 (Asst Prof) 胡國明 (Asst 左哲榮馮英傑朱鳳美 MEng MEng (Asst Prof) 李宗維 (Asst 陳海壽蔡康明黨創寅 (Asst Prof) 周永南 (Asst 馮剛錢桂生 Dr Cheung, Edmund Hong-man Hong-man Edmund Cheung, Dr 王偉旗 (SL) (Asst Prof) 吳啟達 (Asst Professor Hung, Michael Yau-yan Yau-yan Michael Hung, Professor Professor of Electronic Engineering Ng, Kai-tat Kai-tat Ng, Chuah, Kong-bieng Chuah, Kong-bieng Dang, Chuangyin Chuangyin Dang, Chin, Kwai-sang Chin, Kwai-sang Alexandar Djordjevich, Wong, Wai-ki Lau, Newman Man-tung Man-tung Newman Lau, Fung-mei Chu, Tammy

Fung, Richard Ying-kit Ying-kit Richard Fung, Assistant Professors/Senior Lecturer Lecturer Professors/Senior Assistant Chau, Wing-nam Laboratory Manager Executive Officer Supervisory Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management Head: Head: Associate (Chair) Professor Yau-yan Michael Hung, Professors Associate Hoi-shou Chan, Alan Feng, Gary Gang Li, Robin Chung-wai Chung-wai Robin Li, Wu, Angus Kwok-ming Cheung, Edmund Hong-man Hong-man Edmund Cheung,

, , , , , , City HK

, , HK , CEng, , CEng,

, MSc , MSc Birm. , MAIP, , MAIP, Oxf. Lond. , AASME, , AASME,

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Brun. , MPhil , MPhil , PhD Auck. , Indian IT Indian , PhD , PhD , CEng, MIEE, MIEE, , CEng, Stan. , PhD , PhD , MST&LE, , MST&LE, Harbin Inst. of Tech of Inst. Harbin , PhD , PhD CUHK HK Warw. , PhD , PhD , PhD , PEng, MIEEE, MIEEE, , PEng, , CEng, MCIMMP, MCIMMP, , CEng, I.I.T. Madras N’cle. (NSW) N’cle. Lough. , MSc DIC DIC , MSc E.Lond. HK , SenMIIE, MIMfgE, MIMfgE, , SenMIIE, Sus. Osaka PIRI , MSc , MSc , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD Deakin , MSc , MSc , MS PhD PhD , MS Leeds , PhD , PhD , MIEEE, MEUROMS, MEUROMS, , MIEEE, Kath. U. of Leuven of U. Kath. , MSc , MSc UST N’cle.(UK)

, PhD , PhD

, MASME , MASME , MTech PhD PhD , MTech City HK Lough. , MTech , MTech , MSc , MSc

, PhD , PhD , Cert , Cert Tsinghua And. Mys. CNAA Nat’l U. of Defence Tech. China PGDip PGDip PhD PhD CNAA Delft U. of Tech. Tech. of Inst. Harbin E. China Inst. of Tech. Sask. Manc. Birm. AAlborg Warw. MPhil MPhil CNAA Zhejiang Harbin Aston Georgia IT

2005 – MEng MEng GradDipMgt MIE, MIEM, MIIM, MPMA, MASTM MASTM MPMA, MIIM, MIEM, MIE, AMIME, Incor. Eng. MAVS MAVS PhD MASME, SMIIE, MCIMM, CSCVI/SCEIO MCIMM, SMIIE, MASME, SenMSME, MMIAMOT SenMSME, MMIAMOT CEng, SenMIIE, MIMfgE, MHKIE, MIEE MHKIE, MIMfgE, SenMIIE, CEng, SenMCMES PhD

MSIAM, SenMSME, MIEEE SenMSME, MIEEE MSIAM, MSME, MIEE, AssocPIE, CEng CEng AssocPIE, MIEE, MSME, MEng PhD PhD MEng GMHKIE PhD MSc MSc MBCS, MInstMC, MHKIE MHKIE MInstMC, MBCS, BEng BEng AMIMechE CPEng, MIMechE, MIMfgE, MIE(Aust.) MIMfgE, MIMechE, CPEng, BSc BSc 216 BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng)

List of Staff 2004 MSc MSc (Assoc Prof) (Assoc PhD BSc BSc BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) BS BS

(Assoc Prof) (Assoc 任正民 BEng BEng MSc MSc MSc MSc BEng BEng (UL) 李國恩莫朝淦黃柏林 MSc MSc BSc BSc BEng BEng BSc BSc MSc MSc 李仲麟 BSc BSc 葉偉霖 MSc MSc 謝偉達何健廉甘來奧 (Assoc Prof) (Assoc 譚漢元羅恒慰沈耀根李涵雄孫洪義馬維艮許業基 (Assoc Prof) 許教明 (Assoc 孫東李友福 Ip, Ralph Wai-lam Wai-lam Ralph Ip, Law, Hang-wai Sun, Hongyi Hongyi Sun, Wong, Patrick Pat-lam Pat-lam Patrick Wong, Tse, Peter Wai-tat Wai-tat Peter Tse, Sun, Dong Dong Sun, Li, You-fu Yam, Richard Ching-man Ching-man Richard Yam, Shen, Yaogen Li, Hanxiong Hanxiong Li, Ho, John Kin-lim Kin-lim John Ho, Mok, Albert Chiu-kam Chiu-kam Albert Mok, Hui, Ip-kee Li, Lawrence Kwok-yan Ma, Weiyin Geddam, Aseervadam Aseervadam Geddam, Lecturer / University Professors Assistant Hua, Meng Li, Eric Chung-lun Chung-lun Eric Li, Kamineni, Rao P P Rao Kamineni, Tam, Hon-yuen

, HKPU

, , Doctor , Doctor

Alta.

Paris

, PGDEE , PGDEE ,

Rennes Maryland , Member French

, PhD , PhD N.Y. , PhD , PhD Calif. N.S.W. Lough. , PhD , PhD N’cle.(UK) , DMath , DMath Ovidius U , PhD , PhD , AFIMA

, MSc , MSc , MHKIE, CEng(UK), CEng(UK), , MHKIE, CUHK , PhD , PhD HK Salf. LouisianaS.W. , MSc PhD PhD , MSc

Barcelona , MEdAdmin , MEdAdmin City HK PhD PhD Zhongshan PhD PhD De Mont. Tech. of Inst. Case Texas York(UK) Fudan Zhejiang HK San Diego State Coll. Shanghai Teachers’ Coll.

2005 – BMath CEng(Aust), MIIE, MIEE MIEE MIIE, CEng(Aust), Acad. of Sci., Member Roumanian Acad., Acad., Roumanian Member Sci., of Acad. Member Tech, of Acad. French Members Academia Member, Sci., of Acad. Nat’l Europaea Honoris Causa Causa Honoris FRSCan, Foreign Member, Academy of of Academy Member, Foreign FRSCan, Turin of Sciences PhD PhD PhD

BSSc MPhil BSSc BA BA 韓耀宗 217

List of Staff 2004 MSc MSc BS BS MSc MSc BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) 張強王世全 BA BA PhD BEng BEng 何永昌張建中楊偉恒韓耀宗

簡素莊 BSc BSc BSc BSc 宗國威羅慕賢 MSc MSc Dr Hon, Benny Yiu-chung Yiu-chung Benny Hon, Dr 李鎮華張強戴暉輝楊彤 Professor Zhang, Qiang Mathematical Sciences) Sciences) Mathematical Director, Liu Bie Ju Centre for Mathematical Mathematical for Ju Centre Bie Liu Director, Sciences) Professor of Mathematics of Professor for Centre Ju Bie Liu Director, (Deputy Professor of Mathematics of Professor and Research; Studies Graduate of (Dean Wong, Roderick Sue-cheun Sue-cheun Roderick Wong, Hon, Benny Yiu-chung Yiu-chung Benny Hon,

Yang, Tong Tong Yang, Yeung, Ricky Wai-hang Wai-hang Ricky Yeung, Law, Kris Mo-yin So-chong May Kan, M. A. G. Philippe Ciarlet, Ho, Daniel Wing-cheong Wing-cheong Daniel Ho, Dai, Hui-hui Li, Chun-wah Chun-wah Li, Laboratory Manager Laboratory Manager Instructor II I Executive Officer Mathematics Head: Head: Associate (Chair) Professors Professors Juan F Farkas, Cucker Professors Associate Kwok-wai Chung, Zhang, Qiang Qiang Zhang, Zhang, Jason Jian-zhong Jian-zhong Jason Zhang,

, ,

, MIT

, Stan. Xi’an Jiaotong Xi’an , FHKIE, , FHKIE, , PhD , PhD Maryland Roch. Northwestern , FAPS, NSF , PhD , PhD , MSc , MSc Colorado State Cornell

, ARCS , ARCS , PhD , PhD Calif. , CEng, CPhys, MInstP, MInstP, CPhys, , CEng,

Adam Mickiewicz(Poland) Adam

Wis. Lond. HK , PhD , PhD City MSc PhD PhD MSc

HK , MS , MS , MSc(Chem)

Zhejiang , MSc PhD PhD , MSc , PhD , PhD National Taiwan , MA PhD PhD , MA , MPA , MPA C’nell Windsor City HK Camb. Br. Col. PhD PhD U. of Sc & Tech. of China U. of Sc & U. Poly. N’Western CUHK Tsinghua Ohio CUHK HK Oxf. Tor. MS MS 陳仲良 2005 – MPhys PhD DSc BSc BSc MIM, MIMechE, FHKIE FHKIE MIMechE, MIM, FHKMetS FASM, FJSPS, MNYAS, FHKIE, MAPS MAPS MNYAS, FHKIE, FJSPS, FASM, BSc BSc BSc MA PhD MSc PhD DIC DIC PhD MSc FIEEE FIEEE

AvHF, FAIP, MAPS, MHKPS, MIEPRS, MIEPRS, MHKPS, MAPS, FAIP, AvHF, FMHKIS, ISMAR PhD Fellow Fellow BSc MPhil MPhil BSc BSc 218

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陳仲良 BSc BSc 程海東 BSc BSc 廖金滿 BS BS 唐叔賢 BA BA BSc BSc 賴奇略朱劍豪 BSc BSc PhD 鄔晶華周定軒李述湯尤釋賢潘靄恩 Professor Chan, Johnny Chung-leung Chung-leung Chan, Johnny Professor 孫偉偉王振陸雅言 Engineering) Advanced Films) Professor of Physics of Professor Professor of Physics of Professor (Deputy President) Professor of Materials of Science Professor Physics Applied of Professor and Science of Faculty Dean, (Associate Professor of Materials Engineering Materials of Science Professor Materials of Science Professor and Super-Diamond of Centre (Director, Lee, Shuit-tong Shuit-tong Lee, Chu, Paul Kim-ho Kim-ho Chu, Paul Chan, Johnny Chung-leung Chung-leung Chan, Johnny Lai, Joseph Ki-leuk Ki-leuk Joseph Lai, Wang, Zhen Poon, Vivien Hai-dung Haydn Chen, Wylie, Jonathan J Wylie, PhD Rudowicz, Czeslaw Z Tong, David Shuk-yin Shuk-yin David Tong,

Lu, Yayan Professors Assistant I Executive Officer Physics and Materials Science Acting Head: (Chair) Professors Zhou Dingxuan Woo, Ching-wahWoo, Sun, Weiwei Weiwei Sun, Liu, Lester Kam-moon Yu, Shih-hsien

, , ,

CNAA Bonn ,

Manc. Ill. Ill.

, PhD , PhD Dub.

HK Akron

, PGDipMS , MCMRS, MCACRS , MCMRS,

, MSc PhD PhD , MSc , FRMS , FRMS , FRMS Tel-Aviv , MS PhD PhD , MS HK HK Col Poly. HK HK Brist. Shandong Lanzhou Penn. , DipMeteorologe Calif. , CPhys, FRSS, MInstP, MInstP, FRSS, , CPhys, MIEEE , MInstP, , MHKIE Slovak Tech. U. , CEng , CEng , MSc , MSc , PhD , BSc PhD PhD , BSc , MS PhD PhD , MS , PhD , PhD PhD PhD HK HK HK , MSc , MSc

, PhD , PhD , MS , MS Virginia Poly. Inst. & State U. Inst. Poly. & Virginia Nankai Weizmann Inst. of Sc. Weizmann Arizona Filn. PhD PhD National Taiwan Jilin Peking Hebrew HK Zhongshan Nankai CUHK PhD PhD PhD PhD SUST

2005

– MEng PhD BSc BSc PhD BSc(Eng) PhD PhD BSc(Eng) AMRAeS MSc MSc BSc BSc BSc PhD MSc BSc FRSH, FRIPHH, MIMA, FGA, FRAS, FRAS, FGA, MIMA, FRIPHH, FRSH, CMath BSc BSc MSc MSc

CEng, MIM MIM CEng, PhD PhD BAI BA(Eng) MA PhD PhD MA BA(Eng) BAI BSc MSc PhD PhD MSc BSc BSc(Eng) PhD PhD BSc(Eng) 219

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BSc BSc BSc BSc

BSc BSc BSc BSc 鄭玉臣 BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) 胡志文

BSc BSc 蕭季駒余君岳 BSc BSc BSc 李國耀 BSc BSc

趙丹心陳國森石燦鴻鍾志源張浩輝張世振張文軍李振聲張增

梁寶鎏徐政魁張瑞勤邵亞平曹文武 and Advanced Films) Films) and Advanced

(Associate Director, Centre of Super-Diamond Super-Diamond of Centre Director, (Associate Xu, Zhengkui Zhengkui Xu, Cheng, Andrew Yuk-sun Yuk-sun Andrew Cheng, Chun-sing Lee, Zhang, Wenjun Wenjun Zhang, Cheung, Ho-fai Cheung, Leung, Po-lau Po-lau Leung, Tjong, Sie-chin Chung, Chi-yuen Chi-yuen Chung, Shao, Yaping Yaping Shao, Yu, Peter Kwan-ngok Li, Robert Kwok-yiu Kwok-yiu Robert Li, Guei-gu Kenneth Siu, Professors Professors Professors Adjunct Wenwu Cao, Professors Associate Bello, Igor Professor Assistant Zhang Ruiqin Laboratory Manager Chiu, Dan Dan-sam Lifshitz, Yeshayahu Yeshayahu Lifshitz, Shek, Chan-hung Chan-hung Shek, Wu, Lawrence Chi-man Chi-man Lawrence Wu, Chan, Kwok-sum Cheung, Tsang Tsang Cheung,

, CISA, MIEEE, MIEEE, , CISA, Calif. , CEng, MIMfgE, MHKIE MHKIE MIMfgE, , CEng,

, MA PhD PhD , MA Aston Alta. Stan.

2005

– MSc MSc CEng, FIEE, FHKIE FHKIE FIEE, CEng,

BS BS 220

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張熾堂陳英明蕭爾輝 Centre) Centre) (Director, Industrial Technologies Research Research Technologies Industrial (Director,

Siu, Vincent Yee-fai Executive Officer I Executive Officer Ying-ming Chan, Amy Faculty Laboratory Centre Head Chi-tong Albert Cheung, Laboratory Manager

, , Griff.

Tor.

HKAPA

L'Ecole

, San Franc. Art San Franc. Texas

Alta. C.U.N.Y. , MACM, , MACM,

, MAppSc , MAppSc , Tor. R.C.A. , PhD , PhD Publics de L’Etat Publics , Dip BFA BFA , Dip

, PhD , PhD Mass. Coll. of Art of Coll. Mass. , MFA , MFA A.N.U. Ill. (Urbana-Champaign) HK Lond. Inst. N.Y. American Film Inst. American Film S. Calif. Wheaton Car. HK , MA , MA

Lingnan , MA , MA PhD , MFA Parson Schl of Design Parson HK , , MA , MA , MA , MA PhD PhD , MA , MA , Arts) MA(Fine , MSc PhD PhD , MSc , MA , MA N.Y. , MFA , MFA , SMIEEE , SMIEEE , MFA , MFA CUHK Ill.

, Diplome d’Ingenieur d’Ingenieur , Diplome Carnegie Mellon N’Western Poly U Poly N’Western Cal. Arts Alta. HK McM. CUHK HonDip Indiana Schl. for Soc. ResearchNew CUHK Nihon York Xidian Calif. MPhil MPhil NY State NY Canberra CUHK

BSc MPhil PhD PhD MPhil BSc Nationale des Travaux

MA PhD PhD MA BA BA BMusic Sonology GradDip(Film and GradDip(Film Sonology BMusic BSc Television Music) MMusicTelevision Studies BEng BEng PhD MIEEE, MEurographics MEurographics MIEEE, Inst. BA BA MFineArts MFineArts MFA MFA BA MA MA BA 221

List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BSc BSc BArch BArch 梅秀立 BSc BSc BSc(Eng) BSc(Eng)

HD BA BA BA BA BA BA BSocSc BSocSc 蔡穎儀 BA BA BA BA BA BA 鍾偉正楊文熾王健明陳哲民黃錦華葉彩鳳湯美如葉紀文黎肖嫻李志超李少偉

魏時煜文晶瑩劉志強葉旭耀 Professor James S Moy S Moy James Professor (Director, Centre for Media Technology) Yip, David Kei-man Kei-man David Yip, Tong, Nancy Mei-yu Mei-yu Nancy Tong, Fore, Steven J Chit-man Chan, Lester BA Dean: Professors Associate Professors Assistant Wei, Louisa Shiyu Shiyu Louisa Wei, Wong, Kam Kam-wah Lee, Julian Chi-chiu Chi-chiu Julian Lee, Lee, PhilipLee, Siu-wai Wong, Mike Kin-ming Kin-ming Mike Wong, Rodriguez, Hector Hector Rodriguez, Chiu-han Linda Lai, Liu, Zhi-qiang Zhi-qiang Liu, Yang, Winston Wen-che Wen-che Winston Yang, Man, Phoebe C Y C Y Man, Phoebe McCann, Karen McCann, Karen BA School of Creative Media Media of Creative School Professors Green, Mark W Lecturers Wai-ching Bryan Chung, I Instructors Wing-yee Kimburley Choi, Ellis-Geiger, Robert J J Robert Ellis-Geiger, Yip, Koala Choi-fung Choi-fung Koala Yip, Ip, Yuk-yiu Yuk-yiu Ip,

City HK

, MBA

, PGD Teaching, PGD in Higher HKPU

HKBC HKBU

HKUST HKAPA CPHK HK HKPU Oklahoma Tor. HK

BA BA Education

222 BA BA List of Staff 2004–2005 MSc BA BA

BA BA BSocSc BSocSc BEng BEng 陳沈月華顏惠源 BSocSc BSocSc 張錦鳴 BFA BFA 黃展鵬黃淑芬湯美媚阮佩文林健英石明輝許雅舒 Tong, Estella Mei-mei Mei-mei Estella Tong, School Secretary Officer Administrative Yuen, Ellen Pui-man Pui-man Ellen Yuen, Chan, Lily Yuet-wah Sham Sham Yuet-wah Chan, Lily Instructors II Instructors Rita Nga-shu Hui, Coordinator Teaching Development Kam-ming Andes Cheung, TV Production Manager Ngan, Alexander Wai-yuen I Executive Officer Shuk-fan Lolitta Wong, Shek, Phil Ming-fai Lam, Ryan Kin-ying Kin-ying Ryan Lam, Wong, Julius Chin-pang Chin-pang Julius Wong, , , , , , Minn. Oxf. , Called

s U of China , PhD , PhD ’ Colombo Heidelberg , PhD , PhD Beijing

Wuhan , Solicitor , Solicitor People , PhD , PhD , Member of of , Member , PhD Exe. N.Y. State , PhD Monash

Lond. Mich. Well. Technol. Syd. , MA , MA

Yale , LLM , LLM , PhD , PhD HK American , PhD , PhD

, LLM LLD , LLM , LLM Lond. , LLM , LLM , Solicitor (Hong Kong, Ban. S’ton. , Solicitor (Supreme Court, Court, (Supreme , Solicitor , LLM

, JSD , JSD , JD , JD , (California) Attorney , Solicitor (Hong Kong, England & CUHK HK MA Col. Giessen S. Lanka S’ton Q’ld. Wales Fudan Peking Tufts Kent Calif.

England & Wales, Hong Kong, Singapore) Singapore) Kong, Hong Wales, & England Barrister Solicitor & (Supreme Court of Australia Capital Barrister Territory), Australia) of Court (High Referendar jur. jur. Assessor BA BA LLM to the Bar of Hong Kong (The High Court Court High (The Kong Hong of Bar the to Kong) Hong of BSSc Attorney-at-Law(Supreme Court, Sri Lanka) Lanka) Sri Court, Attorney-at-Law(Supreme England & Wales) Wales) & England DJur PCLL (England), Admitted Solicitor (Hong (Hong Solicitor Admitted (England), Kong) BA MSocSc MSocSc BA Barrister (High Court of Australia), NSW) of Court (Supreme Solicitor JD LLB LLB Wales) All-China Bar Asso. Asso. Bar All-China 223

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LLM LLB LLB LLB

BA BA

梁美芬

施法華關韻姿簡雅思何世勳何秩生柏利恩馬培德 LLB LLB 王貴國霍陸美珍凌兵林峰 Professor Malanczuk, Peter Malanczuk, Professor Professor of Law Professor of Law Professor of Chinese and Comparative Law Ling, Bing Bing Ling, Srivastava, Dhirendra K K Dhirendra Srivastava, Leung, Priscilla Mei-fun Mei-fun Priscilla Leung, Scully-Hill, Anne LLM LLB Lin, Feng Feng Lin, Ho, John Dit-sang Dit-sang John Ho, School of Law School Dean: (Chair) Professors Peter Malanczuk, Professors Cooray, M J Anthony Senior Lecturer Kwan, Alisa Wan-chee Professors Associate S Bryan Bachner, Hall, Stephen John John Stephen Hall, Upham, Anthony R BA(Law) Kelly, Elsa Mary Anne Anne Mary Elsa Kelly, Fok, Myrette J Wang, Guiguo Guiguo Wang, , ,

Stan. NSW ., , , Associate , Associate

Vanderbilt U. Vanderbilt , RSW , RSW , Harv HK ,

, Vermont Law Sch’l Law Vermont Wash. HK

, DJur , DJur Camb. Syd. , LLB LLM LLM , LLB , LLM , LLM , Legal Practitioner Practitioner , Legal , City HK , LLM ErasmusU Rotterdam , PGD , PGD Delhi , MSt(L) , MSt(L) Syd. , LLM

ACU

HK , PhD , PhD , PhD

Peking Jilin U. LW, China Sci U.& of Political , Solicitor (Supreme Court, Court, (Supreme , Solicitor Peking , LLB , LLB , MPhil PhD PhD , MPhil , BA , BA

People’s U of China People’s HK U. de Paris II-Assas Law E. China U.& of Politics Warw. U. College of Lond. Willamette Oxf. Aix-Marseilles III LLM LLM Tor. S’ton Inst. Politics China Youth LLM PCLL Leiden Passau City HK CUHK Brist. ChinaEast Normal LLB LLB PhD England & Wales, Hong Kong, Kong, Hong Wales, & England Singapore), Barrister Solicitor & Capital Australia of Court (Supreme BarristerTerritory), (High Court of Australia) Member Int’l Acad. of Comparative Law, Law, Comparative of Acad. Int’l Member Constitutional of Assoc. Int’l Member Law LLD MSLaw DoctorMSLaw of Science of Law DJur Advocate (Bar Council of Delhi), Member Member Delhi), of Council (Bar Advocate & Attorney Association), Bar (American State Court, (Supreme at Law Counsellor York) of New LLM BA LLB LLM LLM LLB BA LLM LLM PhD (Supreme Court of NSW) NSW) of Court (Supreme MHist MHist LLB LLB 224

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LLB 古朗哲 PhD BSW BSW 黃顯峰盧偉正關韻姿 LLM LLM BA BA 鄔楓 LLB LLB LLB 崔永康 LLB 承維琦趙宇紅 BA BA 賀欣高樹超冼偉文顧敏康朱國斌趙雲渠震 Office) (Director, External Liaison and Cooperation and Cooperation Liaison External (Director, Chui, Wing-hong Chui, Wing-hong Gao, Shuchao Shuchao Gao, Lo, Stefan Huoy-cheng Huoy-cheng Stefan Lo, Kwan, Alisa Wan-chee Wei-qi Cheng, Gu, Minkang Minkang Gu, Zhao, Yuhong Yuhong Zhao, Zhao Yun Yun Zhao He, Frank Xin Xin Frank He, Wolff, Lutz-Christian Lutz-Christian Wolff, Professors Assistant Barrington, Louise Irene Senior Lecturer Lecturers Huang, Frank Xianfeng Xianfeng Frank Huang, Sin, Wai-man Wai-man Sin, Zhu, Guobin Guobin Zhu, Melloy, Sharon Dawn BA Qu, Zhen Kumar, Chockalingam Raj Chockalingam Kumar,

, MBIM, , MBIM, , . HKPU Strath ) College) of Law Advocate (Bar (Bar Advocate , Georgia State , LLM , LLM Delhi

, MBA , MBA , Lond . ,

CUHK LLM OUHK CUHK Middx. PGDip (Legal Practice (Legal PGDip PGD(Eng. for Professions) BBA Barrister (Lincoln’s Inn) BSc LLB LLM LLM LLB BSc ACIS, AHKICS

BBA BBA Council of Delhi) Delhi) of Council

225

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BSc BSc LLB 梁雪芬 LLB 孫雅萍劉一鳳

呂凱恩 Chan 喬璐 ecca Yoke Suen, Helen Nah-ping Nah-ping Helen Suen, Hoi-yan Anne Lui, Leung, Sheree Suet-fun School Secretary I Instructors Ong, Reb Charu, Sharma Instructor II I Executive Officers Lau, Amy Yat-fung Yat-fung Amy Lau, , FRSCan, , FRSCan, Alta. , ACIS , ACIS , Cert (Ter. Ed. (Ter. , Cert , PhD , PhD Edu. (Tertiary , PGC HKPU

HKPU HK CUHK HK , MBA City HK HK , MBA , MA , PGDMgt HK PCEd PCEd San Diego State Coll. HK HK Foreign Member, Academy of Sciences of Turin Admin & Mgt) Admin. & Mgt.) BA BA BA BA

226 王世全 BA

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黃敏紅 BSc BSc BEng BEng 陸翠雯潘淑芬張瑾 Bie Ju Centre for Mathematical Sciences)

Department of Mathematics; and Director, and Director, Mathematics; of Department Liu (Professor (Chair) of Mathematics, Luk, Belinda Chui-man Chui-man Belinda Luk, Suk-fan Jaime Poon, Kan Janet Cheung, School of Graduate Studies Studies of Graduate School Studies and Research of Graduate Dean Sue-cheun Roderick Wong, Professor School Secretary I Executive Officers II Executive Officer Wong, Alexandra Man-hung Man-hung Alexandra Wong,

, , , HK Strath. HK , , MCIOB, , MCIOB, , MHKIA, , PhD , PhD , AMIMechE, , PhD , PhD , GradHKIE, , GradHKIE, HK Bath , MASI, ASVA, ASVA, , MASI, CPHK CPHK , City HK , MIFireE, MIFireS MIFireS , MIFireE, CUHK , , ARICS, AAIQS, Warw. , FHKIA, CMRIBA CMRIBA , FHKIA, , PGD , PGD , MAIB, AAIQS, AAIQS, , MAIB, UEA HK Aberd. Brun. H.-W. , MPhil , MPhil HKP , MBA , MBA , MPhil , MSc N.S.W. , MACE, ACIArb, MCIOB, MCIOB, ACIArb, , MACE, HK HKP

, MSc , MBA , MBA HKP HKP , MSc , MSc , MLE , MLE Syd. HKP People’s U. of China People’s RGIT CNAA R’dg. Asso Asso

HD Asso Asso HD MPMgt MPMgt BA BArch MSc MSc BArch BA CEEng, IQAIRCA, MHKIE MHKIE IQAIRCA, CEEng, RPS, FRICS, FHKIS FHKIS RPS, FRICS, PARICS FCIOB, MASI, MACE, MHKIB, CEng, MIMechE, MCIBSE, FHKIE, FHKIE, MCIBSE, MIMechE, CEng, MASHRAE ARICS, AHKIS, RPS(GP), FHKIS MConstMgt MConstMgt ACIArb, MHKIE, MHKIB, MHKICM, RPE Reg. Architect Architect Reg. MSc(Eng) MSc(Eng) BA(Arch Studies)BA(Arch BArch BBldg BA(Arch Stud) MSocSc MSocSc Stud) BA(Arch BBldg PhD MCIOB, MHKIE, ARICS, ACIArb, RPS AHKIS, BSc BSc MSc PGDipConstMgt PGDipConstMgt MSc MASI, MHKOSHA, AHKIArb, MHKIB, CFM, MCIArb, MBIFM, MHIREA, RPS, AAIQS, PRICS, MHKICM, Japan of Manager Facility Certified AMASHRAE FRICS, FHKIS, MACE

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DipArchStud. DipArchStud. HD BSc BSc

潘永祥 HCertME

Asso Asso 鄭成光毛朱國華陳國雄梁永達謝松輝伍健強陳樂舜劉克蘭袁惠倫李德和

何學強 Dr Ho, Paul Hok-keung Hok-keung Paul Ho, Dr 周天泰 Mrs Mo, Julie Kwok-wah Chu Kwok-wah Julie Mo, Mrs Poon, Lawrence Wing-cheung Wing-cheung Lawrence Poon, Head: Head: Associate Lecturers Principal Tin-tai Chow, Senior Lecturers Cheng, Eric Shing-kwong Lecturers Kwok-hung Chan, Kenny Yuen, Derek Wai-lun Wai-lun Derek Yuen, Leung, Arthur Wing-tak Wing-tak Arthur Leung, Kin-keung Herman Ng, Ho, Paul Hok-keung Hok-keung Paul Ho, Tse, Norman Chung-fai Chung-fai Norman Tse, Li, Raymond Tak-wo Tak-wo Raymond Li, Mo, Julie Kwok-wah Chu Kwok-wah Julie Mo, Chan, Apple Lok-shun Lok-shun Chan, Apple Lee, Ellen Hat-lan Lau Lau Hat-lan Ellen Lee, Division of Building Science and Technology and Technology Science of Building Division

, , , Plym. , MSc Tor. , HK , AP(HK), , PhD , PhD , CRIBA, , CRIBA, N.Y. State , MCIOB, , MCIOB, , ARICS, , ARICS, , MASHRAE, , MASHRAE, , MEng , MEng , MASC, , MASC, Brun. , CEng, MICBSE, MICBSE, , CEng, Lond. , CEng, MCIBSE, MCIBSE, , CEng, HKPU & HKMA & HKPU , MCIOB, MHKIB MHKIB , MCIOB, Wat. , MHKIA, HKPU Massey City HK Coll. of Est. Mgt. Syd. Tongji

N’cle.(UK) , MArch , MArch , GMHKIA, SMRTPI, SMRTPI, , GMHKIA, , MSc , MSc Manc. MIT , MSc , MSc Paisley HKPU York HK , MSc , MSc , MHKIA, Reg , PhD , PhD HKP , MSc , MSc , DipBM , DipBM , DLegal Studies Wales , MSc , MSc

, MPhil , MPhil , DipSur , DipSur , MSc , MSc , Post Baccalaureate Dip Dip Baccalaureate , Post , MDesSc , MDesSc , MSc , MAppl Sc Sc , MAppl HKP

CNAA , MArch , MArch S. Aust. , MBA , MBA , MHKIE, MIStructE, CEng, RPE CEng, MIStructE, , MHKIE, (Real Member AHKIS, , PARICS, PhD(Arch.) PhD(Arch.) Ryerson Poly. N.S.W. HKP Tsinghua CNAA , MACE, MCIOB, MHKIB, MHKIB, MCIOB, , MACE, HKP HKP Tianjin HK BArch BArch S. Bank Lond. Ulster HKP Curtin Calif. York(Can.) City HK

Reg. Architect Architect Reg. CPEng, RPEng, IEAust IEAust RPEng, CPEng, MSAA, MIAHS, MBIAT, MCIOB, MCIOB, MBIAT, MIAHS, MSAA, AMHKIA BA BA PARICS, AHKIS, MHKICM, RPS MHKICM, AHKIS, PARICS, BSc(BS) BSc(BS) HD Bldg Ser. PhD MHKIB, MHKIE MHKIE MHKIB, SMHKIP, MBIAT, MRTPI HKPU MA BEng BEng ARCUK, MHKIA, Reg. Architect S. Fraser MIEE, MHKIE, MCIE MCIE MHKIE, MIEE, Architect(HK), MAIPM, RIBA RIBA MAIPM, Architect(HK), AHKIS MPMgt MPMgt MHKIE, CEng, RPEng(HK), MCIBSE, MCIBSE, RPEng(HK), CEng, MHKIE, MIP MIHE, Est. Inst. of Br. Colum.) Colum.) Br. of Est. Inst. MHKIE, RPE, MASHRAE RPE, MASHRAE MHKIE, MSc(Urb.Plan) 228 BTech BTech

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BEng BEng

BSc BSc BA BA BArch BArch

BA BA Asso Asso 萬國強 Asso Asso 王煒文張少雄 MArch BSc BSc 方光輝黃恭明 BSc BSc 陳德華賴榮耀 MSc MSc 劉君璧沈淑儀夏碧君 BSc BSc 黃偉祖吳公永 BEng BEng 黎興偉 BA BA 薜求理梁新泉葉世丰林章溫洪星江傑新梁大偉 Lai, Simon Hing-wai Hing-wai Simon Lai, Leung, Sun-chuen Sun-chuen Leung, Wong, Joseph Francis Francis Joseph Wong, Wong, Peter Kung-ming Kung-ming Peter Wong, Manuel, Kevin Kwok-keung Kwok-keung Kevin Manuel, Chan, Caroline Tak-wa Tak-wa Chan, Caroline Officer Administrative Pik-kwan Christie Ha, Shum, Anna Suck-yee Suck-yee Anna Shum, Cheung, Lonnie Siu-hung Siu-hung Lonnie Cheung, Xue, Charlie Qiuli Ng, Andy Kung-wing Kung-wing Andy Ng, Kong, Jackson Jackson Kong, Wong, Raymond Wai-man Wai-man Raymond Wong, Leung, David David Leung, Lai, Anthony Wing-yiu Wing-yiu Anthony Lai, Wen, Hongxing Hongxing Wen, Lau, Grace Kwan-bick Kwan-bick Grace Lau, Fong, Square Kwong-fai Kwong-fai Square Fong, Lin, John Zhang Zhang John Lin, Ip, Ivan Sai-fung

N.E.

City HK ) City HK

, MPhil , MAICPA , MAICPA

Capital Normal , HK Calif. City HK Brist. , BA Br. Col. City HK

HKPU Brist. , PGD(Eng. for Professions) , MCS , MCS , MBA , MBA , MEd , PGDip , MA

, MA , MA

, MSc Br. Col.

Tor. , MEd CUHK HKBC Fu-Jen OUHK CUHK CUHK Lond. HK St. M. CUHK Shanghai Inst. of Drama NormalBeijing City HK HK

BA BA BSc BSc BBA BBA BSc BSc HKPU BA BA BA BA BBA BBA BBA BBA PGC (ProfessionalPGC Accounting 229 Bachelor of Administrative Leadership – BArc BArc List of Staff 2004–2005

BA BA 陳林賽梅

張健聰

黎曾佩儀 BCom BCom BBA BBA 黃傑雄

BSc BSc 蔡國輝 BA BBA BBA 卓穎雯周燕語陳美斯鄭樹仁邱虹誼 BBA BBA 劉敏怡黃鎮強黃裕萍陳建東黃海珠陳美美

伍小慧史湄 Chan, Angel Choi-mui Lam Lam Choi-mui Chan, Angel Lau, Judy Man-yee Man-yee Judy Lau, Wong, Yu-ping Chan, Viola Mei-sze Mei-sze Chan, Viola Lai, Pamela Pui-yee TsangLai, Pamela Pui-yee School of Continuing and of Continuing School Education Professional Director Kit-hung Charles Wong, Programme Managers Wing-man Iris Cheuk, Lecturer Sze, Mei Language Tutor Chinese Chow Yin-yue Meng, Instructor II Kin-chung Kinson Cheung, Executive Officer Supervisory Kwok-fai Daniel Choi, Officer Computer Chang, Su-ian Jason I Executive Officers Chan, Mei-mei II Executive Officers Chan, Kin-tung Ng, Siu-wai Yau, Eliza Hung-yi Hung-yi Eliza Yau, Wong Chun-keung Chun-keung Wong Hoi-chu Wong,

Yale Wis.

, PhD , PhD

HK Br. Col.

Hawaii

Chic. Penn.

Arizona , PhD

Col. Oxf. , PhD , PhD

, MA , MA HK HKBU , MA , MA HKUST

, PhD , PhD , MSc

CUHK HK ,MSc Lond. CUHK Tsukuba

Zhongshan , MA , MA CUHK

CUHK HK CUHK CUHK HKBU CUHK CUHK , MSt PhD PhD , MSt , MPhil , MPhil , MA Pratt Inst. Pratt , MLitt , MLitt , MPhil PhD PhD MHist MHist CUHK CUHK MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil MPhil National Taiwan CUHK HK CUHK HK CUHK CUHK National Taiwan BS BS BA MPhil MPhil BA BA MPhil PhD PhD MPhil BA

BA MPhil PhD PhD MPhil BA 230

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BA BA BSSc BA BA 黃佩賢 BA BA BA BA 李桂芳 BA BA BA BA

BA BA BA BA BA BA PhD BA BA BA BA MPhil MPhil 張為群

陳國成

洪若震林學忠張瑞威伍伯常彭淑敏屈大成鄭培凱卜永堅林萬儀 BA BA 羅明輝尹翠琪徐麗莎 MPhil MPhil 范家偉游子安 BArch 馬家輝林立李果李磷 Puk, Wing-kin Wing-kin Puk, Lam, Lap Chui, Lai-sha Chui, Lai-sha Ma, Ka-fai Ma, Ka-fai Fan, Ka-wai Sui-wai Cheung, WinnieLee, Kwai-fong Wong, Marianne Pui-yin Pui-yin Marianne Wong, Hung, Yeuk-chun Yeuk-chun Hung, Hok-chung Lam, Yau Chi-on Li, Lin Cheung, Wai-kwan Wai-kwan Cheung, Pang, Suk-man Suk-man Pang, Li, Guo Chinese Civilisation Centre Director Pei-kai Cheng, Director Assistant Lecturers Tutors Senior Chinese Civilisation Course Pak-sheung Ng, Tutors Chinese Civilisation Course Chan, Kwok-shing I Executive Officer Wan, Chui-ki Chui-ki Wan, Wut, Tai-shing Tai-shing Wut, Lum, Man-yee Luo, Minghui Minghui Luo,

, ,

, , Camb. HK CUHK

HK British Council City HK

WACAE Kyoto Q’ld.

Waik. MA

, PGDipTESL , PGDipTESL

Camb. , PGDipEd , PGDipEd

, Advanced Cert Cert , Advanced China Grad. Sch. of CertTEFLA , CertTEFLA , MA , MA CPHK

, MA , MA , MLitt , MLitt HK

HK , MEd PhD HK Lond. CUHK Kent

Auck. City HK Syd. Camb. , CertEd AdvDipEd AdvDipEd , CertEd , GradDipArts , GradDipArts CUHK Edith Cowan Edith

, MA , MA , MEd , MEd PGCEd AdvDipEd AdvDipEd PGCEd , MEd , MEd , MA , MA , RSADip(TEFL) , RSADip(TEFL)

CertTEFLA

, , MIRA , MIRA , MPhil , MPhil Trinity Coll. , DipEd , DipEd , MA , MA N’cle.(UK) CUHK Lond. Edin. Lond. R’dg. CPHK Texas Kent

HK HK Manit. W. Aust. Tor. Manc. Met. HK U. Q’ld of Tech. CNAA Manit. Q’ld. BEd Theology MA MA PGDipTESL MA MA PGDipTESL BA BA DipChristian Stud Stud DipChristian BA BA Leic. (Teaching Eng to Speaker of Other Lang.) MA MA BA BA Dip(Teaching Eng to Speaker of Other Lang.) BA BA BBA BBA BPhil BPhil BA MA MA BA BA BA MA DipTEFLA DipTEFLA MA BA MA MA BSc BSc BA BA DipTEFLA DipTEFLA 231 BA MPhil BA

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BA BA Course Senior Tutors

蔡王瑞英

胡梁明珠

BA BA

BSc BSc 陳美斯雷蘇玉元關潔文陳淑賢黃美霞馮志華賴凱亮

鍾建添王約翰姚沛滔 Choi, Mabel Sui-ying Wong Wong Sui-ying Mabel Choi, Mannas, Lisa-Marie C Lisa-Marie Mannas, MEd BEd Bruce, Emma Chan, Irene Shuk-im Shuk-im Chan, Irene Chan, Christy May-see May-see Chan, Christy Wu, Jenny Ming-chu Leung Leung Ming-chu Jenny Wu, Lui, Eva Yuk-yuen So So Yuk-yuen Eva Lui, Wong, Hebe Mei-ha Mei-ha Hebe Wong, Chi-wah John Fung, Shirley, Christine D D Christine Shirley, English Language Centre Language Centre English Head T Jean Young, Lecturers English Enhancement Oi-leung Helen Lai, English Enhancement Course Tutors J Penelope Akers, Chung, Kin-tim Kin-tim Chung, Fisher, Dean W W Dean Fisher, Bolton, Stephen D D Stephen Bolton, Kwan, Kitty Kit-man Kit-man Kitty Kwan, Wong, John John Wong, Curtin, John J Alexander Christoph Hafner, MA LLB BA BA Lockey, Grahame Grahame Lockey, Hayward, Anna-Liisa Anna-Liisa Hayward, Iu, Pui-to

N.S.W. Camb. CUHK , , MIL MA MA , MIL Schl. for Int’l Trng

, DipEd , Dip TEFLA , Dip

CUHK , DipTEFLA , DipTEFLA

HKPU HK Sheff. Virginia City HK Aston Lanc.

Camb. , MA , MA , MEd , MA , MA , LLM , LLM , MSc , MSc Admin , MInt’l , MA , MA , PGCEd

Virginia Glas. Leeds S. Fraser Winn. Brun. Tor. Trent St Mary & Coll. of St Paul OUHK Regina Vic. BA BA BA BA BA BSSc DipEd MPhil MPhil DipEd BSSc LLB

CertTEFLA CertTEFLA BA BA BA BA 232

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BA BA

BA BA 甘蕙儀梁鳳緻蕭桂萍袁德仁 Martyn, Howard BA Maxwell, Alastair K Kam, Addy Wai-yi Parker, Robert T T Robert Parker, Tak-yan Yuen, MFA Jones, Priscilla J Priscilla Jones, Warden, William T Assistant Administrative Priestley, SuzannePriestley, BA Leung, Fung-chi Fung-chi Leung, Wilkinson, David J J David Wilkinson, Rimmrott, M Kira Williams, Fiona J Fiona Williams, BA Siu, Kwai-peng Kwai-peng Siu,

, , , CUHK

, FCIB , FCIB , LLM , LLM , ACMA, , ACMA,

, Curtin Brist.

HK CUHK Brun. Q’ld. Wolv. , DipEd , DipEd Harv. , ACIS, ACIMA, HK

CUHK , PhD , PhD , EdD , EdD , MBA , LLM , MBIM, Chartered Chartered , MBIM, , PGDipPM , PGDipPM City HK , MS DS DS , MS Sur. , MS PhD (Systems (Systems PhD , MS City HK , MBA Lough. , ACPA, CPA CPA , ACPA,

CUHK UEA , DipAdvAcc , DipAdvAcc Yale Syd. , MA , MA , MBA , DipBusMgt Aston , GradDipBus MBA MBA , GradDipBus , Dip(PRC Bus Prac & Comm Comm & Prac Bus , Dip(PRC W. Ont. , PCLL , PCLL

, MS , MS , MPhil , MPhil HK , MBA , MBA , Barrister(Hong Kong) FCIS FCIS Kong) , Barrister(Hong Georgia I.T. Cran. I.T. Brun. Lond. Econ. Bus.U. of Int’l & PGDipEd PGDipEd CUHK CUHK Manc. HK Louisiana State MA MA McM. W. Aust. UCLA

MSc MBA MBA MSc MIPM MIPM Barrister-at-Law of Middle Temple, Kong) Hong of Court (Supreme Solicitor Engg) ACIS, FCCA, FHKSA, CPAHKS, FCPA AFAMI, MHKIM

FHKSA, FCCA, AHKICS BBA BBA BSc BSc City HK AdvCert(PracEd) AdvCert(PracEd) BA BA MCIM, AMITD MCMAU, MAIB MAIB MCMAU, BA(Econ) BA(Econ) Law) BEcon MEd MEd BEcon BSc BSc 233 MBA MBA

List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BA

張陳國珠高世康

BS BS BBA BBA

BBA BBA

黃慧敏何振廣關譽綱 MBA MBA LLM 譚沛灝蕭燦培蔡雪英蔡霞珠 BA BA MS MS 傅智明何麗芳傅美蘭佘冠華鄭保華杜國維高世康林國健 (Secretary to Council, Council Secretariat) Secretariat) Council Council, to (Secretary Ho, Holly Lai-fongHo, Holly Cheung, Ruby Kwok-chu Chan Kwok-chu Ruby Cheung, Kwan, Paula Yu-kwong Yu-kwong Paula Kwan, Dr Ko, Sai-hong Sai-hong Acting Ko, Head: Dr Lecturers Principal Senior Lecturers Fu, Peter Chi-ming Chi-ming Peter Fu, Siu, Oswald Tsun-pui Tsun-pui Oswald Siu, Ho, Albert Chun-kwong Chun-kwong Albert Ho, Tam, Nicholas Pui-ho Pui-ho Nicholas Tam, Choi, Teresa Ha-chu Ha-chu Teresa Choi, Ko, Sai-hong Sai-hong Ko, Po-wah Cheng, Shea, Koon-wah Lam, Kokin Kokin Lam, Fullgrabe, Lorna H Community College of City University of City College Community Division of Commerce Wong, Queenie Wai-man

Choi, Doris Suet-ying Acting Principal Dockerill, John I Executive Officers

H.-W , , , City HK Lond.

, MIHRM , MIHRM , Birm. , , MCIM(UK) , MSc PhD PhD , MSc , ACIS, , ACIS, ACA(NZ), , AHKSA, CUHK

, HK HK , PhD , PhD , MBA CUHK , MHKSI , MHKSI Br. Col. Br. , Macq. , CFA , CFA C. Sturt

, MBA , MBA , PGD(BAdmin) , PGD(BAdmin)

, AMHKIBank , AMHKIBank

, ACIB, ACIS, ACS, ACS, ACIS, , ACIB, Manc. , DipEd , DipEd Middlesex. HK Wis. Hull , MEd Harv. , PCEd , PCEd Hull Hull , MBIM, AIMM, MIM MIM AIMM, , MBIM, , ACEA , ACEA , MBA , MBA , MBA Wales

N. Territory , CStat, AFIMA W. Ont. York(Can.) Hudd. Well. Manit. Exe. HK Ill. , MCom , MCom Lanc. , MSc , MSc , MSc , MSc HKIBank , PhD PhD CUHK , MBA , MBA , PCEd , PCEd

, MBA , MBA , MBA , MHKIM, FSTBE FSTBE , MHKIM, , MAppFin , MAppFin , MBA CUHK Lond. BAS BAS , FRSS, CStat, GIMA, MIS, MIS, GIMA, CStat, , FRSS,

ACPA, FHKSA , MSc , MSc , MBA , MBA , PhD , PhD , PhD , PhD Comp. Learning Ctr. (LA) , MSc HK , BCA , BCA , MA , MA PCEd , MA , MA Calif. State ANU McM. Delhi Sask. Northland Open U. HK, H.-W., H.-W., Vic. Coll.Vic. R.M.I.T. CUHK MBA PhD Oregon Lond. Salf. , MSc City Wyoming Lanc. City HK Manit. Manc. Met. Calg. Manit. CNAA Winn. S. Ill. MSc MSc MHKSS, CStat, MHKERA, MHKCS MHKCS MHKERA, CStat, MHKSS, MA MA BCom BCom BA BA Banking Dip Banking AHKSA BA BA MSocSc MBA MBA MMAA MSc MSc AIPM, AITD, AHKIPM, AInstM BCom BCom BS MA MA BS BA BA Sheff. MBIM, CMA CMA MBIM, ASCPA BA BA BBus BA BA MA MA DipCSR AHKIB PCEd BCom BCom 234 BEcon BEcon

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BSc BSc

BBA BBA

梁駱麗華

BSSc BA(Econ) BA(Econ) 張紫荊黃鴻雲 BSSc MFin MFin 黃潤權郭婉玲 BSocSc

趙汝正 MA MA BMgt BMgt 辛錦雄李冠南 BSSc 李振宇張連玉恩潘文權王少娟

李嘉榮 BA BA BSc BSc 盧偉健余國強張若水何耀華陳保家吳偉傑廖建章陸桂榮蘇關求盧稚寧麥志豪林裕安李妙嫻 Wong, Kelston Hung-wan Hung-wan Kelston Wong, Chiang, Yuk-shui Yuk-shui Chiang, Kam-hung Daniel Sun, Wong, Lisa Siu-kuen Lisa Wong, Liu, Kin-cheung Kin-cheung Liu, Li, Miu-han Miu-han Li, Mak, Chi-ho Mak, Chi-ho Luk, Kwai-wing Cheung, Eleanor Tsz-king Tsz-king Eleanor Cheung, Poon, Ken Man-kuen Man-kuen Ken Poon, Ho, Ron Yiu-wah Yiu-wah Ron Ho, Lecturers Yue, Kwok-keung Kwok-keung Yue, Chiu, Howard Yu-ching Leung, Christine Lai-wa Lok Lok Lai-wa Christine Leung, Kwok, Winnie Yuen-ling Yuen-ling Winnie Kwok, So, Kwan-kow Ng, Paul Wai-kit Wai-kit Paul Ng, Cheung, Yuk-yan Lin Lin Yuk-yan Cheung, Lam, Yu-on Mohan, Joseph B Joseph Mohan, Lee, HenryLee, Koon-nam Chan, Paul Po-ka Wai-kin Victor Lo, Li, Stephen Chun-yue Chun-yue Stephen Li, Li, Titania Ka-wing Wong, Edward Yun-kuen Yun-kuen Edward Wong, Lo, Chi-ning Chi-ning Lo,

, ,

, CEng, , CEng, St. Johns, , MIEEE

Sund. CUHK

, MIEEE , MIEEE , MHKCS , MHKCS Hull , MACM, , MACM, Mich. State

, MA , MA , AMHKCS, , AMHKCS, , MA , MA , PhD , PhD CNAA CPHK Sur. , AMHKCS , AMHKCS , MS , MS , PhD , PhD City HK Indiana CUHK Leeds Sheff. Hallam San Diego State , MQAI , MQAI Leic. Utah State Leic.

, MSc , MSc Hwa Kiu Coll. of Com. & Eng. Kiu Coll. of Com.Hwa & , MBA , MBA , FHKSA, MHKCS , MHKCS, MIDPM, ABIM, ABIM, MIDPM, , MHKCS, Sask. , MSc , MSc , MPhil

, MBCS, MACM, MIEEE MIEEE , MBCS, MACM, MIEE , MBCS, , GradDip , GradDip , MSc , MSc , MS , MS , DipEd , DipEd

, MCS , MCS , MSc , MSc , MS PhD PhD , MS NSW ., MBA ., MBA Brun.

Birm. Essex Hull CUHK CNAA Sus. Sask. N. Lond. National Taiwan CUHK Jinan N’cle(UK) Wis. S. Carolina Nat’l Taiwan Normal Nat’l Taiwan CPHK Indiana Sus McG.

MCom MCom Cert. Novell Eng., Cert. Academy Academy Cert. Eng., Novell Cert. MBA MBA MIEE, MACS, MIE(Aust.), MHKCS, MHKCS, MIE(Aust.), MACS, MIEE, MHKIE MASA, MARO, MINNS, MIEEE MIEEE MINNS, MARO, MASA, BA BA PhD MBA BSc MHKAECT BA BA MInstM, AMITD AMITD MInstM, BSc BSc BCom MSc MSc BCom BSc BSc 張福華 235 蔡耀權 BSc BSc MSc MSc

List of Staff 2004–2005 MSc MSc BSc

BSc BSc

BSc BSc MS MS

方卓慧 BS BS 張穎中 BSc BSc BA BA BSc BSc 張福華黃栢強 BSc BSc 林國強梁天佑陳汝永 BA BA 劉建紅 MS MS 蔡耀權陳至剛葉影霞劉漢全李王新儀許輝祺王小燕馬惟健卓德禮周子昌黃啟元 Mr Cheung, Derek Fook-wah Fook-wah Derek Cheung, Mr 李思偉 Dr Choi, Charlie Yiu-kuen Yiu-kuen Charlie Choi, Dr Ong, Jane Seow-yen Chang, Rose Cheuk-wai Fong Fong Cheuk-wai Rose Chang, Lau, Albert Hon-chuen Hon-chuen Albert Lau, Cheung, Bryan Wing-chung Wing-chung Bryan Cheung, Liang, Samuel Tien-yau Wong, Patrick Pak-keung Pak-keung Patrick Wong, Ma, Kenny Wai-yin Wai-yin Ma, Kenny Executive Officer II Executive Officer Wong, Kai-yuen Acting Head: Head: Associate Lecturers Principal Chi-kong Chan, Joseph Senior Lecturers R Phillip Chudley, Lecturers Chan, Yu-wing Terence Cheung, Derek Fook-wah Fook-wah Derek Cheung, Ip, Cassandra Ying-har Ying-har Cassandra Ip, Fai-ki Riemann Hui, Li, Alice Wang Shinyi Shinyi Wang Alice Li, Lau, Rossella Kin-hung Kin-hung Rossella Lau, Layfield, Andrew M Andrew Layfield, Lam, Terry Kwok-keung Kwok-keung Terry Lam, Si-wai Ivan Li, Chau, Chi-cheong Chau, Chi-cheong Choi, Charlie Yiu-kuen Yiu-kuen Charlie Choi, Division of Computer Studies

N.E. , , , HK, City , Tsukuba HKPU , PhD R’dg. , La Sorbonne La Wales NAFL Inst. NAFL Brist., Brist., Birm. HK , MBCS, MACS, MACS, , MBCS,

, PhD , PhD , MEd , EdD , MACM, MIEEE, MIEEE, , MACM, , MA , MA HK

St. Monash , PGCHKLaw Lond. Birm. , PhD , DipTrad , DipTrad City HK Manc. Lake. CPHK

CUHK Col. CUHK Keio HK York(UK)

, MA , MA , PhD Tokyo Schl of Jap. Lang. & Tokyo Schl of Jap. Lang. & , PGDipLingSc , PGDipLingSc

, BEd HK Regina HK HK , MA , MA Manc. Met. , MEd Oxf. , MPhil , MPhil , MSc , MSc , MA , MA

HK , MPhil , MA MEd MEd , MA , MPhil , MPhil , DipEd , CertTJFL MInt’l Affairs , CertTJFL , MPhil Lond. Jinan Herts. HK CUHK Brist. , Cert Jap Lang Teacher Teacher Lang Jap , Cert MLitt MLitt Sus. Indiana Melb. HK HK Laur. W. CUHK BAdm BAdm

MGSIA, MHKTranslS, MIACI MIACI MHKTranslS, MGSIA, BA MEd BA DipCredit DipCredit BA BA GBCS, AMISFS Dip Adv. Jap Jap Adv. Dip Ling. Nouvelle–ESIT AdvDipEd EdD BSc BSc BA MPhil MPhil BA RSADipTEFLA MA MA BA MPhilBA PCEd PhD BA BA MAIM, MHKCS, MHERDA MHERDA MHKCS, MAIM, MHKCS MHKCS 236 劉煥儀 MPhil BA

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BSc BSc BA BA BA BA 林陳麗音 MSc MSc

BA BA

BA BA 姚志偉梁安玉

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孫玉傑余偉職吳家鎚麥潤生黃志偉文錦燕余嘉明 Yue, Jack Wai-chik Jack Wai-chik Yue, Man, Kam-yin Man, Kam-yin Yu, Kar-ming Yeung, Audrey Ye-bon Lim Lim Ye-bon Audrey Yeung, Wong, Chi-wai Mak, Yung-sung Mak, Yung-sung I Executive Officer Ka-bong Wilbur Cheung, Ng, Issac Ka-chui Ka-chui Issac Ng,

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PhD BSc BSc MIWEM, MMBA MMBA MIWEM, BSc BSc PhD BSc(Eng) MA BA 240

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Lee, Chun-sing Chun-sing Lee, Director Shiu-sun Rudolf Wu, Director Shuit-tong Lee, Director Associate Director Ka-yin Benjamin T’sou, Director Sue-cheun Roderick Wong,

Research Centres Centres Research University Research Centres Centre for Coastal Pollution and Conservation Centre of Super-Diamond and Advanced Films Language Information Sciences Research Centre Liu Bie Ju Centre for Mathematical Sciences

, Doctor , Doctor , CEng, , CEng, KAAST, , FCIE, FIEE, FIEE, , FCIE, Paris

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, MBA , MBA CUHK Case Inst. of Tech. of Inst. Case Houston Beijing I.Beijing Tour.

FIEAust, FOS(America), SMIREE, SMIREE, FOS(America), FIEAust, MOS(Aust) MIEEE, Acad. of Sci., Member Roumanian Acad., Acad., Roumanian Member Sci., of Acad. Member Tech, of Acad. French Members Academia Member, Sci., of Acad. Nat’l Europaea Honoris Causa Causa Honoris PhD

PhD CEng, FIEEE FIEEE CEng, BEng MEng PhD PhD MEng BEng BSc(EE) MSc PhD PhD MSc BSc(EE) MSc BSc(EE) BA FIEE, SMIEEE, FHKIE, FH FHKIE, SMIEEE, FIEE, FCIE, MHKCS 241

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陳志豪朱栢濂 of Mathematics) Mathematics) of Department of Electronic Engineering) Department of Electronic Engineering) Professor (Chair) of Electronic Engineering, Department of Electronic Engineering) (Professor (Chair)(Professor of Mathematics, Department (Professor (Chair) of Electronic Engineering, (Professor (Chair) of Electronic Engineering, and Engineering; Science of Faculty (Dean, Accountancy) of Department Head, (Acting

Mak, Maggie Kit-ching Kit-ching Mak, Maggie

Deputy Director Director Deputy M. A. G. Philippe Ciarlet, II Executive Officer Director Chu, Pak-lim Director Kai-ning Edward Yung, Director Deputy Chan, Chi-hou Acting Director Jieping Charles Chen,

Optoelectronics Research Centre Wireless Communications Research Centre Faculty Research Centres Accounting and Corporate Governance Centre

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MS MS BA BA MHKPAA Referendar jur. jur. Assessor BEng BEng MSW BA and

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陶黎寶華鄭濡蕙馬培德陳關榮張隆溪劉志强 Translation, Department of Chinese, of Department Translation, and Linguistics) and Linguistics) Department of Electronic Engineering) Social Administration) Administration) Social (Professor of Law and(Professor of Law Dean, School of Law) (Professor (Chair) of Electronic Engineering, (Chair)(Professor of Comparative Literature (Professor, School of Creative Media) and Public of Department Professor, (Associate

Cheng, Yu-wai Irene Director Director Guanrong Chen, Acting Director Peter Malanczuk, Director Zhang, Longxi I Executive Officer Director Zhi-qiang Liu, Director Lai Po-wah Julia Tao,

Centre for Chaos Control and Synchronization Centre for Chinese and Comparative Law Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies Centre for Media Technology Governance in Asia Research Centre

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, HK Lond. , MBA , MBA Lond. , MSc PhD PhD , MSc , CEng, CPhys, MInstP, MInstP, CPhys, , CEng, Lond. Nat’l ChengchiNat’l LLB FIEE, MIEEE, FHKIE FHKIE MIEEE, FIEE, ACGI, CEng, FIEE, SMIEEE, FHKIE, FHKIE, SMIEEE, FIEE, CEng, ACGI, FIEEE BSc PhD PhD BSc MSc(EE) PhD DIC 244

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Applied Strategic Development Centres Development Strategic Applied Centre of Electronic Packaging and Assemblies, Failure Analysis and Reliability Engineering Director Yan-cheong Chan, Archie Centre for Innovative Applications of Internet and Multimedia Technologies Director Ho-shing Horace Ip, Quality Evaluation Centre Director Kwan-kwok Leung,

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, BSc , BSc , MA PhD PhD , MA Tsinghua CUHK Stan. Zhongshan Nanking Inst. of Posts & Nanking & Inst. of Posts

BS BS CEng, FIEE, FHKIE FHKIE FIEE, CEng, Telecommunications MISMRM, MINNS, MSPIE, MISCB, MISMRM, MSPIE, MINNS, FIAPR FIEAust, SMIEEE, BSc BSc BE 245

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陳綺東葉慧紅方宏勳嚴洪 Liaison); Professor, Department of Biology and Chemistry) Department of Computer Engineering and Engineering Computer of Department Technology) Information (Special Assistant to the President (Mainland (Mainland President the to Assistant (Special (Head, Faculty Laboratory Centre) Centre) Laboratory Faculty (Head, (Chair)(Professor of Computer Engineering,

Applied R&D Centres in in R&D Centres Applied Delta River Pearl the Centre Manager Chen, Maggie Qidong Biotechnology and Health Research Centre Director Wang-fun Fong, Industrial Technologies Research Centre Director Chi-tong Albert Cheung, Centre Manager HuihongYe, Kellee Information Technology Centre Director Hong Yan,

Shenzhen Applied R & D Centres Zhuhai Applied R&D Centres

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MBA MBA BBA BBA 梁蕭寶華 GradDipCompStud GradDipCompStud 許美嫦 BA BA 張偉軒鄧世鍾陸萬平郭鍵勳

盧李綺華羅子健葉雪琳麥佩蘭林海深李玉燕胡建樂霍志英 Social Studies) Studies) Social (Associate Professor, Department of Applied Applied of Department Professor, (Associate Luk, Cecilia Man-ping Man-ping Cecilia Luk, Leung, Agnes Bo-wah Siu Siu Bo-wah Agnes Leung,

Lam, Sam Hoi-sumLam, Wu, Joy Kin-lok Kin-lok Joy Wu, Head Ng Wing-wah Rose Chu, Mary Officer and Records Regulations Academic Senior Shuet-lam Annie Ip, Officers Administrative Chi-kin Danny Law, I Executive Officers Wai-hin Portia Cheung, II Executive Officers Mee-sheung Andra Hui, Director Kin-fun Joseph Kwok, Fok, Chi-ying Chi-ying Fok, Yuk-yin Helen Li, Mak, Becky Pui-lan Pui-lan Mak, Becky Lo, Belinda Yee-wah Yee-wah Belinda Lo, Tang, Ringo Sai-chung Sai-chung Ringo Tang, Administrative and Academic Support Offices Support and Academic Administrative Academic Regulations and Records Office Admissions Office , RIBA, , RIBA, ,

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BA BA BEng, BEng, MArch MArch BA BA 黃國樑梁達勇李泳欣劉國安 BA BA 鄭麗萍 BEng BEng 黎劍明梅清寧 BA BA 葉帶貞麥詠衍文展豪林海倫

Associate Director Director Associate Kwong Kit-ching Emily Cheng, I Executive Officers Tai-ching Jane Ip, II Executive Officers Lai-ping Lamy Cheng, Director Tat-yung Arthur Leung, Director Associate C Brian Mitchenere, Director Project McBride, Samuel Engineer Lai, Elvis Kim Ming Managers Associate Kwok-on Kenneth Lau, Wong, Leo Kwok-leung Kwok-leung Leo Wong, Mak, Wing-han Mak, Wing-han Man, Chin-ho Man, Chin-ho Lam, Helen Lee, QueenieLee, Wing-yan Campus Planning Office , Macq.

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Executive Officer II Executive Officer Mei-fu Meithy Wong, Director Tze-hea Patrick Kwong, Manager Graphics Chan, Toni Tuen-nin Hui Officer Administrative Wai-wing David So, Manager Editorial Assistant Ka-yeung Chan, Edmund Senior Reprographic Officer Poh-beng Paul Yuen, Director Managing Kam-ming Ng, James Secretary Company Siu-lai Shirley Lam, Finance and Administration Manager Kai-kwong Man, Michael Administrator Company Mok-lan Agnes Lam,

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BA BA BA BA BA BA 麥美詩林婉萍陳偉堯伍金銘卓可芬陳利碧衡 BA BA 何圻光沈芷筠林小麗何秀蓓何倩嘉陳舒萓 Extension; Managing Director, CityU CityU Director, Managing Extension; Enterprises Limited) CityU Secretary, Company Extension; Enterprises Limited) (Executive Director, Office of CityU CityU of Office Director, (Associate

Chen, Shuyee Ho, Grace Shiu-pai Shiu-pai Grace Ho, Wai-yiu Chan, Edward Chief Executive Officer Executive Officer Chief Kam-ming Ng, James Secretary Company Siu-lai Shirley Lam, Executive Manager Ho-fan Fandy Cheuk, Executive Officer Chi-kwan Gill Shun, Acting Director Pik-hang Chan, Betty Publications Manager Kei-kwong Peter Ho, Officer Administrative Lam, Shirley Yuen-ping Executive Officers Supervisory I Executive Officer Mackenzie, Shiona Maree II Executive Officers Ho, Claudia Sin-ka Sin-ka Claudia Ho, CityU Professional Services Limited Communications Office , , , HK

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BA BA CEng, MIEEE, MBCS, MHKIE MBCS, MHKIE MIEEE, CEng, MSc MSc BSc BSc DMS BSc BSc BSc BSc BEng BEng MBCS MBCS BS(Math) BS(Phy) MS MS BS(Phy) BS(Math) BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BS(CS) BS(CS) BSc BSc BSc BSc PhD BSc BSc BSc(EE) BSc(Phy) BSc(Phy) BSc(EE) BSc BSc BEng MSc(EE) MSc(EE) BEng BSc(Eng) 250

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BSocSc BSocSc

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Wong, Wilson Yip-san Yip-san Wilson Wong, Kong, Edmond Chi-tat Chi-tat Edmond Kong, Yu, Annie Annie Yu, Tang, Angela Wai-yee Wai-yee Angela Tang, Tsui, Billy Kwok-leung Kwok-leung Billy Tsui, Ho, Fanny Ming-chong Ming-chong Fanny Ho, Acting Director Kin-chung Raymond Poon, Director Associate For-che Peter Mok, Systems Managers Chun-pong Chan, John Officers Computer Chi-fai Chan, Manfred Chow, Joe Shu-chau Shu-chau Joe Chow, Ho, Joseph Hin-kay Hin-kay Joseph Ho, Lau, Regina Shuk-kwan Shuk-kwan Regina Lau, Chow, Kin-yip Kin-yip Chow, Siu-ki Tsui, Chu, Francis Chi-mo Chi-mo Chu, Francis Yuk-yin Clevin Wong, Lee, JoeLee, Che-sut Kwok-leung Dick Wong, Loa, Billy Kwok-leung Computing Services Centre , ,

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, MA , MA , MA , MBA , MA CUHK HKP HKP City HK Manc. HK HK HK HKP HK HK Camb.

MEdAdmin BA BA MBA BSc BSc BSW BSW 251

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BA BA 莊文瑛黃慧娟曾綺萍陳苑菁張玉英李燕玲

陳燕玲鄧月寶藍慧心杜國維毛大偉 City University) University) City Office) (Acting Principal, Community College of (Acting Director, Academic Exchange Exchange Academic Director, (Acting

Cheung, May Yuk-ying Yuk-ying May Cheung, Tang, Delcie Yuet-po Yuet-po Delcie Tang, Executive Officer I Executive Officer Man-ying Chong, Jessica II Executive Officer Wai-sum Noel Laam, Secretary to Council Dockerill, John (Projects) Manager Yin-ling Beatrice Lee, I Executive Officer Wai-kuen Sophia Wong, Acting Director Yin-ling Chan, Kathy I Executive Officers Chan, Alice Yuen-ching II Executive Officer Yee-ping Pheony Tsang, Head S David Mole,

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HK W. Ont. Tor. HK Manc. CNAA CUHK MPhil MPhil PGCEd PGCEd HK CNAA CPHK Alta.

BA BA BSc BSc BSc BSc Cert(Ter. Ed. Admin. & Mgt) Mgt) & Ed. Admin. Cert(Ter. BSc BSc Harv. MApplSc BA(CS) BA(CS) MSc MSc BSc BSc BSc(CS) BSc(CS) 252 BSc BSc BS BS

List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BS(CS) BA BA BA BA

BSc BSc BA BA MEd MEd 鄧凌惠明

陳陽春

邵展強謝劉淑嫺麥娉婷羅永強 MCom MCom

馮港瑤 BSc MEd MEd 黃秉傑關笑芳

錢寶雯庾陳韻琴章建中梅冰潔沙雅文盧美霞梁文熙莫引鳳林立仁李美玲 Cheung, Kin-chung Kin-chung Cheung, Leung, Man-hei Man-hei Leung, Fung, Gary Kong-yow Kong-yow Gary Fung, Mui, Kitty Ping-kit Ping-kit Mui, Kitty Tang, Louisa Wai-ming Ling Ling Wai-ming Louisa Tang, Mok, Yan-fung Yan-fung Mok, Coordinator of Quality Assurance Coordinator of Quality A Mohmed Shah, Officer Education Development Senior Siu-fong Anna Kwan, Officers Education Development Mei-ha Tracy Lo, Officers Administrative Ping-ting Mak, Geraldine I Executive Officer Wing-keung Kenneth Lo, Acting Head Chan Wan-kam Yu, Systems Managers Po-mon Chin, Maria Officers Computer Yeung-chun Chan, Dennis Lee, Mei-lingLee, Lam, Lap-yan Shiu, Stephen Chin-keung Chin-keung Stephen Shiu,

Tse, Adeline Suk-han Lau Lau Suk-han Adeline Tse, Ping-kit Philip Wong, Enterprise Solutions Unit Unit Solutions Enterprise

, , NSW HK CPHK , Associate , Associate

HK , , MHKOSHA,

, PGDipBIT , PGDipBIT , GradDip(Com) , LLM Aston Northumbria Ulster , CEng, MCIBSE, MHKIE, MHKIE, MCIBSE, , CEng, CUHK , BA , BA Ott. , MIH , MIH , MSc , MSc , MSc , MSc , ARICS

, MCIBS, MIMechE, MHKIE, MHKIE, MIMechE, , MCIBS, Coll. of Est. Mgt. CPHK , DipEd People’s U of China People’s CUHK HK Aix-Marseilles III CNAA CNAA Tunghai HK HKPU

MHist MHist BA BA Member Int’l Acad. of Comparative Law, Law, Comparative of Acad. Int’l Member Law Constitutional of Assoc. Int’l Member LLD BSc BSc ACIArb, RPEng,ACIArb, Cert of Reg Elec Worker(HK) BSc(Eng) MSc(Eng) MSc(Const. Project Project MSc(Const. MSc(Eng) BSc(Eng) Mgt) CEng, RPEng(HK), MIEE, FHKIE, FCIBSE FHKIE, MIEE, RPEng(HK), CEng,

MIME, MCIBSE, MHKIE, MIEE MIEE MHKIE, MCIBSE, MIME, MIOSH, RSO, AMIFireE, CSP, RSO,MIOSH, ProMASSE AMIFireE, BApSc(EE) BApSc(EE) MIE, MASHR&ACEngg, MBIM, MBIM, MASHR&ACEngg, MIE, MIEE, ACIArb, RPEng(HK), RegCMechEng BSc BSc BSc(Eng) MSc(Const. Project Mgt) Mgt) Project MSc(Const. BSc(Eng) 253

List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BA

BSc BSc

DipBS 陳尚蕙 BSSc 辛建生

HDBS 董鎮洪

黃月有

詹子華卓燕陳剛友陳保強馮炳欣黃家裕錢樹豪朱國斌 (Associate Professor, School of Law) Tung, Tony Chun-hung Chun-hung Tony Tung, Fung, Ping-yan Ping-yan Fung,

Chan, Kong-yau Chan, Kong-yau Chan, Po-keung Acting Director Guobin Zhu, Executive Officer Supervisory Wong, Alice Yuet-yau I Executive Officer Yin Candy Chouk, II Executive Officer Sheung-wai Chan, Rosita Director Ka-yu Wong, Director Associate Facilities Managers Managers Associate Chin, Shu-ho Sun, Kingston Kin-sang Kin-sang Kingston Sun, Jim, Tommy Chi-wa Jim, Tommy External Liaison and Cooperation Office Facilities Management Office , Ulster , MCIB, , MCIB, , MIH, , MIH, , , MSc , MSc

HK HK

Monash CPHK Aust. Cath. Aust. , MInstPS, City

, FInstPS, MCIPS, MCIPS, , FInstPS,

, BHMgt

, MAB HKPU RMIT Macq. HKMA , ACIS, AIMM, MInstPS(HK), MInstPS(HK), AIMM, , ACIS, , FCCA, AHKSA, CMA, , MPracAcc , PGDipBIT , PGDipBIT

, PGCHKL , PGCHKL , MA

, MBA , MBA , BBus HK , PD , PD S.Q’ld HKP & HKMA & HKP CUHK CUHK Herts. HKP Bath City HK HKP HKP HKP&HKMA HKP CUHK

MInstPS Dip MInstPS(HK) MInstPS(HK) MIMM, MNAPM MNAPM MIMM, Dip FCMA, FCIS, FCIM, FCPA, MIIA, AHKSA MIIA, FCPA, FCIM, FCIS, FCMA, BSc BSc CPA (Aust) (Aust) CPA MA MA MCIH MCIH MABE MABE FCCA, FHKSA BSocSc BSocSc 254 MBA MBA Cert MSc MSc DMS

List of Staff 2004–2005 BBA BBA BBA HC

BA BA Dip 陳玉芳

譚蘇妙英黃弘汎梁明光張梁虹徐葉秀貞黃耀生周彩英

陳世民湯翠寶淩志明黎偉權歐耀晃劉國華 Leung, Philip Ming-kwong Ming-kwong Philip Leung, Ling, Philip Chi-ming Chi-ming Philip Ling, Lau, Kwok-wah Kwok-wah Lau, Assistant Facilities Manager Yiu-sang Thomas Wong, Engineer Wang-shun Vincent Wong, II Executive Officer Chui-po Wandy Tong, Director Sai-man Chan, Gabriel Director Associate Chau, Maggie Choi-ying Finance Manager Yiu-fong Albert Au, Finance Managers Assistant Wai-kuen Willy Lai, Executive Officer Supervisory Ip Sau-ching Chui, Olinda I Accounting Officers Chan Yuk-fong Nerissa Au,

Cheung, Amy Hung Leung Leung Hung Amy Cheung, Tam, Louretta Miu-ying So So Miu-ying Louretta Tam, Finance Office , , , , Brist. W. Syd. W.

, PGDAPsy , PGDAPsy Monash City HK , MIHRM, , MIHRM, , EdD , EdD , MLegal , MLegal HK HKP Syd.

, MA , MA Monash Monash , AHKSA, ACCA, , HKICS, ACIS, ACIS, , HKICS, MIHRM MIHRM

Strath. , AHKSA CPHK , MPracAcc , MPracAcc , GradMBPsS, , BBus CPHK , DipMS , DipMS Hull Lond. Ulster , MBA , MPubAdmin , MPubAdmin

, ACIS , ACIS , MA , MCom GradDipER GradDipER , MCom CPHK , GradDipBA , MIHRM , MIHRM

, MBA HK HK Shue Yan College Shue Yan Technol. Syd., , MSc , MSc C’dia. , MSc , MSc , AIHRM , PGDipMS MICSA MHKIRA, , MIHRM, CUHK CNAA Hawaii Morrison Hill TI NSW HKP & HKMA & HKP HKPU HK W. Ont. HK HK HK Nevada

MHKCS, ACIS, ASA BA BA FCCA BSocSc BSocSc MHKPsyS, RPsychol(HKPsyS) RPsychol(HKPsyS) MHKPsyS, MLabour Lw & Relations & MLabour Lw BSSc BS BS City HK FCIS, FCS, MIHRM BA BA BCom BCom HND BA BA BA BA MIHRM, MAHRI MAHRI MIHRM, Studies Studies BSocSc BSocSc MHKCS MHKCS PGDipBIT PGDipBIT 255

List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BA DipAcc DipAcc

BBA BBA

Dip

BA BA BSc BSc 陳轉煥陸錦榮郭文英

李善銓關媛莊羅朱麗雯 Cert Cert 古羅燕蘭翁美芳馮稀文梁敏玲梁麗華湯慧愉伍李綺華李銘德李立德鄒潔儀黃美燕 Chow, Kit Kit-yi Kit-yi Kit Chow, Lo, Rosa Lai-man Chu Lai-man Rosa Lo, Fung, Rita Hay-mond Rita Hay-mond Fung, Look, Michael Kam-wing Kam-wing Michael Look, Tong, Lynda Wai-yu Wai-yu Lynda Tong, Chan, Cecilia Chun-woon Chun-woon Chan, Cecilia Wong, Mei-yin Mei-yin Wong,

Lee, Bruce Lap-tak Lap-tak Bruce Lee, I Executive Officer KatyLee, Ming-tak II Accounting Officers Mun-ling Ada Leung, Director Law Yin-lan Ellen Ko, Director Associate Ng, Eva Yee-wah Li Managers Resources Human Officers Administrative Man-ying Angela Kwok, I Executive Officers Wan-chong Eva Kwan, Leung, Helen Lai-wa Lai-wa Helen Leung, Mei-fong Lydia Yung, Lee, Bernard Sin-chuen Sin-chuen Bernard Lee, Human Resources Office

City HK , CISA, , CISA,

CUHK , MBA

CUHK ., CA(New ., CA(New

, MSc , MSc Macq. Auck City HK Alta. York (Can.) York C. L. Eng.

, MA

, MMan , DipMComm , MCom , MCom , AHKSA, ACCA, FACCA,

, BCom , BCom HK , MA , MA HK HK HKBC Alta.

Monash CUHK CUHK Calg. BAdminStud BAdminStud Manit. York(Can.) HK HK Wolv.

BA BA CMA CMA CISA CISA Zealand), AHKSA BA BA 256 BSocSc MSocSc

List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BA BCom BCom 曹鄭婉德 BBA BBA BA BA BSocSc BSocSc BSSc 鄭呂麗嫦王戚碧華 BA BA BSocSc BSocSc BA BBus BBus BSc BSc 黃明儀劉潔瑩周明珠楊綺琴曾慶妮劉大琳呂淑群劉淑賢孫少玲李德民劉美施 Lau, Marinda Tai-lam Tai-lam Marinda Lau, Tsang, Helena Hing-ni Lau, Karen Shuk-yin Shuk-yin Karen Lau, Lui, Susan Suk-kwan Suk-kwan Susan Lui, Lau, Katherine Kit-ying Kit-ying Katherine Lau, II Executive Officer Tak-man Gary Lee, Head Ming-chu Libby Chow, Internal Audit Managers Mei-sze May Lau, Board to Management Secretary Chick Bik-wah Peggy Wong, Head Lui Lai-sheung Linda Cheng, Officers Administrative Siu-ling Cecilia Sun, I Exeuctive Officer Geall, Vicki M

Yeung, Anne Yee-kam Yee-kam Anne Yeung,

Wong, Angela Ming-yee Ming-yee Angela Wong, Tso, Ludmilla Yuen-tak Cheng

Internal Audit Unit Audit Internal Management Board Secretariat Research Grants Office

N.S.W. , Indiana CityHK H.-W.

, Dundee Ill. Hawaii , MSc

, MBA , PhD , PhD , City

, MSc , MSc , , MCLIP

HK Charles Sturt , MA(Lib Sc) Sc) , MA(Lib City HK CNAA W. Ont. Monash Wales Wales Alabama N.S.W. Florida OUHK Wales Wales , GradDipIM-Lib MLib MLib , GradDipIM-Lib

, MLibInfoStud , BA Nebraska , Sc) Arts) MA(Lib MA(Fine , MLS , MLS , MS , MLib , MLib , MPhil , MPhil , MLS , MLib , MLib HK HK , MLib , MLib , MApplSc , MSc(InfoSci)

Texas PhD CUHK

Nott. CUHK Lond. Lond. CUHK HK Tunghai National Taiwan HK HK HK HK CUHK City HK

BSc BSc BEd BSc BSc BA BA GradDipIM-Lib GradDipIM-Lib MLIS MLIS BA BA BSocSc BSocSc MInfoMgt Sys & MBA BA PGCEd MPhil MPhil PGCEd BA Indiana MA BA BA PGC (Computing)PGC BSc BSc BA BA 257 王周綺華 List of Staff 2004–2005 BA BSc BSc 李陳秋霞

BA BA BSocSc BSocSc BA BA

張曉寧

梁惠卿喬李潔予蘇耀光 BA BA 周麗明溫運南龐懿行曾少鈞

馮小娥景祥  BSSc 劉美雲戴淑兒楊啟深黃麗琼李潔霞李巽華劉麗珠 Pong, Joanna Yi-hang Yi-hang Joanna Pong, Lau, Milly Mei-wan Mei-wan Milly Lau, Leung, Maria Wai-hing Wai-hing Maria Leung, Yiu-kwong Edward So, Li, Kit Kit-Ha Lai-chu Lau, Tsang, Jane Siu-kwan Siu-kwan Jane Tsang, Exeuctive Officers II Exeuctive Officers Lai-ming Chau, Karen Librarian Ching, Hsianghoo S Services of Access Head Kai-sum Yeung, Resources Academic of Digital Head Acting Chow Yee-wah Brenda Eva Wong, Senior Assistant Librarians Li Chieh-yu Lee Chiao, I Librarians Assistant Siu-ngo Peggy Fung, II Librarians Assistant Hiu-ling Celine Cheung,

Wan, Karen Wan-nam Wan-nam Karen Wan, Shuk-yi Alice Tai, Wong, Lai-king Lai-king Wong, Lee, MadeleineLee, Chiu-hsia Chen Lee, Shun-wa Shun-wa Lee, Run Run Shaw Library , , City HK , CUHK , , CUHK Lond. , MEd

, MAPS,

, RSW , RSW , MIHRM , MIHRM , PGD(Psy) , PGD(Psy) , , MEd Strath. Charles Sturt , MIHRM, RPsychol RPsychol , MIHRM, Lond. , MSc , MSc

, MHKIPM , MHKIPM

CUHK Hull Wales City HK Mich. State , RSW, MAmCol. MAmCol. , RSW, City HK Strath , MS(Soc MS(Mass Serv) , MSc , MSc , MBA , MBA City HK , PhD CUHK City HK , AHKIHRM , MBA , MBA , MA , MA , MA , MBA , MA MIHRM , RSW, HK CUHK

, MApplSc , MApplSc , MBA , MBA Hull Boston W. Aust. , MA HKP , MBA Q’ld. CUHK CUHK HK CUHK CUHK CUHK CUHK Springfield Coll. Nat’l Taiwan Normal Nat’l Taiwan

Alta. Gordon Coll. HK City HK RSW, GMBPS GMBPS RSW, BA BA BA DipSW DipSW BA Counselling Assoc. Assoc. Counselling BBus BBus BA BA BEd

MA BSSc FHKIHRM RPsychol(NSW) RPsychol(NSW) Comm) BSSc MHKIPM, MIHRM MIHRM MHKIPM, MPE MPE PGD(AppPsy) BA(Ed) BA(Ed) 258 BSSc MEd BSSc BSSc BSSc List of Staff 2004–2005 BSSc DipMS

戴王嘉瑤 BPsych BPsych BA BA BSSc

BSSc 張懿媚張偉良王潔玲

梁誠忠李孔惠儀梁兆棠沈維文陳婉瑩林慧敏陳棨年陳寶瑜譚立恆

余詠宇魏開義吳惠珠鍾寶儀 Leung, James Sing-chung Sing-chung James Leung, Li, Roslyn Wai-yee Hung Hung Wai-yee Roslyn Li, Yee, Ruth Wing-yu Ruth Wing-yu Yee, Chan, Janet Yuen-ying Yuen-ying Chan, Janet Chan, Kit-ling Holly Wong Chung, Po-yi Po-yi Chung, Executive Officers II Executive Officers Wai-chu Flora Ng, Director Kai-nin Chan, Joseph Directors Associate Davies, Dorothy Ka-yiu Wong Physical Education Officer Senior Ngai, Hoi-yee Roy Officers Student Development Senior Po-yu Chan, Rebecca Senior Counsellors Tam, Rock Lup-hang Lup-hang Rock Tam, Cheung, Raysen Wai-leung Wai-leung Raysen Cheung, Leung, Theseus Siu-tong Siu-tong Theseus Leung,

Cheung, Elizabeth Yee-mei Shum, Sheena Wai-man Wai-man Sheena Shum, Lum, Cherry Wai-mun Cherry Lum, Student Development Services ,

City HK

Mich. State ,

St. Francis Xavier St. Francis , MIEE, FHKIE FHKIE , MIEE, , MSc

Victoria U.T. CUHK

Calif.

Nott. City HK Leic. Nott. Sheff.

Victoria U.T. Victoria U.T. Leic.

, MSc , MSc

, PGC(Bus Admin) MBA Admin) , PGC(Bus Liv. , MEd

, BSc(PhysEd) , BSc(PhysEd) HK Hull , DipRMgt , MA , MSc ., MA , MEd , MEd , EMBA , MSc HK CUHK Springfield Coll. MSc MSc Liv Liv. Liv. Liv. Normal Nat’l Taiwan Brist. CUHK HK HK HK U. Fu-Jen HK

BA BA BSSc BA BA GradDipRMgt MA MA GradDipRMgt BS(Eng) BEd BA(Ed) BA(Ed) MPE MPE 259

List of Staff 2004–2005 BEd BSc BSc BA BA

BEd BEd PCEd

BA BEd BA BA

BA BA 關榮生 BEd 梁碧華梁詠儀周日光

黃韻詩

尹中言戚惠玲葉富生吳靜雯賴玉蘭邱德民郭麗芬梁嘉燕李德芬胡家信楊韻琴黃漢儀

Yau, Gordis Tak-man Tak-man Gordis Yau, Wan, Denis Chung-yin Chung-yin Denis Wan, Leung, Winnie Wing-yee Wing-yee Winnie Leung, Kirkwood, Alice Pik-wah

Physical Education Officers Physical Education Officers Yat-kwong Chau, Sunny Officer Administrative I Physical Education Officers Assistant Wing-sang Vincent Kwan, II Physical Education Officer Assistant Fu-sang Matthew Yip, I Executive Officers Student Residence Life Co-ordinator II Ching-man Grace Ng, Director Hon-yee Wong, Manager Wai-ling Chik, Eunice I Executive Officer Ka-yin Karen Leung, II Executive Officer Veronica Yeung, Kwok, Karen Lai-fan Lai-fan Karen Kwok, Wu, Peter Ka-shun Ka-shun Peter Wu, Wong, Winnie Wan-sze Wan-sze Winnie Wong, Lai, Rebecca Yuk-lan Yuk-lan Rebecca Lai, EstherLee, Tak-fan Technology Transfer Office City University Campus Map

1 Academic Building 10 Student Residence (Phase 1 and 2 completed; Phase 3 2 Cheng Yick-chi Building construction-in-progress) 3 Fong Yun-wah Building 2 3

4 Mong Man-wai Building 11 Multi-media Building (Planning-in-progress) 5 Academic Exchange Building 12 Tak Chee Yuen 6 To Yuen Building 13 Joint Sports Centre 7 Amenities Building 14 Nam Shan Yuen 8 Swimming Pool 15 University Hillside Trail 9 Sports Complex 16 Footbridge