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Exciting new chapters have opened up for the Class of 2024 at CityUHK following 38 commencement ceremonies held from 12 to 21 June.
CityUHK nominated two female students to participate in the 68th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
The Blossoms of Spring: Central Asian Cultural Festival was held at CityUHK on 15 March to celebrate the diverse, culturally rich artistic traditions of Central Asia in the month of Nauryz through a variety of events.
A team of four students from the College of Business at CityUHK has won the McDonough Business Strategy Challenge 2024.
"CityUHK PetPower" was held on campus by the Jockey Club College of Veterinary Medicine and Life Sciences at CityUHK to celebrate the power of human–animal bonds with a variety of engaging activities.
Organised by the Student Residence Office of CityUHK, a series of activities capturing the essence of Chinese traditions were held at the Spring Festival on 22 February. More than 1,500 students from various countries and areas gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
The College of Engineering and the College of Science organised a major career fair on campus on 30 January. The event attracted participants from about 70 local and international enterprises and organisations, offering nearly 3,000 jobs, including internship opportunities.
Alex Au Wai-him, a third-year Global Business Systems Management student at CityU, recently returned from an exchange programme in South Africa. Now, he’s off to France, excited about the new learning opportunities and cultural experiences ahead.
A variety of activities were hosted at CityU to help students destress during the intense period before the examinations, under the Cares for YOU Campaign, launched by Student Development Services from 21 to 24 November.
The first Graduation Gala of CityU's BVM was held on 28 October. With the recent attainment of direct accreditation from both the RCVS and the AVBC, all 11 BVM graduates of the leading cohort completed registration with the Veterinary Surgeons Board of Hong Kong and obtained their license to practise as veterinary surgeons.