Event Highlights

Two cohorts of newly enrolled postgraduate researchers gathered for separate networking sessions on October 9th and 16th, for RPg and EdD students, respectively. Both events began with fun Kahoot Quizzes that focused on local trivia and programme-specific questions. Next, students were sorted into random groups with programme team members to get to know their peers … Continued

An introduction to Hong Kong’s education system was the focus of a well-attended Graduate School seminar on October 14. Guest speaker, Dr Wong Ching Yung, Principal of Scientia Secondary School, delivered the talk, “An Overview of Basic Education in Hong Kong and Career Guidance for Non-local Students.” Most of the 120 students attending the talk … Continued

Presentation skills for a doctoral viva were the focus of a Graduate School workshop delivered by EdD Programme Coordinator Dr Lucas Kohnke. The workshop provided RPg and EdD students with an examiner’s perspective on the skills required for a successful doctoral thesis defence. Dr Kohnke stressed the importance of confidence in the face-to-face workshop held … Continued

Around 300 students celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival with two fun-packed sessions on October 3. Participants were welcomed to the first event by Dr Jennie Li Zhen, RPg Programme Leader, while Dr Chris Tsang Yiu Fai, MEd Programme Director, kicked off the second event. The celebrations started with a Kahoot game featuring trivia questions about the … Continued

In a calm and safe space, around 20 students participated in the Graduate School’s (GS) inaugural self-care workshop. Newly appointed GS counsellor, Ms Melanie Tang, led the session on October 31, 2025. The workshop was guided by the principles of “acceptance and freedom of expression,” encouraging participants to explore self-care and emotional expression through non-verbal … Continued

A walking tour of Tai Po was held on the 19th of September 2025, with around 21 students attending. The tour began at Tai Po Market MTR Station, which set the scene for an afternoon steeped in local history. The first stop was the Old Tai Po Police Station, which operated from 1899 until 1987. … Continued