All Events Highlights
A music therapy session hosted by the Graduate School helped students understand how a numbering system and drumming can be used to identify and relieve stress. The workshop, held on December 1, was led by registered music therapist Ms Emily Yeung. The warm gathering, which combined music and art, fostered support among students and played … Continued
AI and Community-Based Research: Ethics and Interculturality
UK-based scholars, Dr Jessica Bradley and Dr Sarah Ganassin, shared their insights into how AI is reshaping the ethics and intercultural dimensions of community research in a Graduate School seminar on November 28, 2025. In an online session, attended by around 25 postgraduate students, they explored the challenges and affordances of speech-focused AI tools in … Continued
RPg Brown Bag Lunch (25 November 2025)
The Graduate School (GS) held the first Brown Bag Lunch of the new academic year on November 25, 2025. Dr Jennie Li Zhen, RPg Programme Leader of the Graduate School, hosted the session. In a relaxed and informal atmosphere, Dr Li chatted with six first-year doctoral students from various departments, who shared their experiences during … Continued
Coaches from the Hong Kong Pickleball Association delivered a workshop on the sport for postgraduate students on November 25, 2025. The event helped participants relax and unwind amidst the stress of end-of-term coursework. After explaining the rules and demonstrating basic ball control skills, students were divided into groups to practice hitting the ball with forehand … Continued
Renowned entertainer and educator Mr Harry Gor Gor Wong returned to the Graduate School for another fun-packed edutainment seminar. Starting with illusions involving the sleight of hand, Harry captivated around 30 postgraduates in a two-hour event on November 24. The Magic and Well-being for Education seminar demonstrated how a few simple tricks can elevate a … Continued
Hong Kong’s Diverse Natural Ecology Introduced to Postgraduate Students
The UNESCO Global Geopark on Tung Ping Chau was explored by more than 30 eager Graduate School (GS) students on November 22. The weekend outing to Hong Kong’s easternmost island, featuring unique sedimentary rock formations, rich biodiversity, and tranquil coastal scenery, was led by expert guides Kitty and Edmond. Tung Ping Chau’s rocks, as Kitty … Continued