Online Distinguished Lectures Video recordings of the following 5 recent CUHK distinguished lectures are now available on the internet for viewing by the public at the following websites: 「醫學:科學?藝術?」 (in Cantonese) Lecture by Professor Sung Jao Yiu Joseph "What Hinders the Success of Adult Second Language Acquisition: An Interface Problem in Adult Second Language Acquisition of Mandarin Chinese" (in Putonghua) Lecture by Dr Yuan Boping, Senior Lecturer in Chinese Language and Linguistics, University of Cambridge and Fellow of the Churchill College, Cambridge, UK "The Road to Stockholm — A Nobel Mission" (in English) Lecture by Professor Louis J. Ignarro, 1998 Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine "Tough Times Ahead: Foreign Policy Challenges for the New President" (in English) Lecture by Professor Henry S Rowen, Senior Fellow of Hoover Institution and Co-director, Stanford Program on Regions of Innovation and Entrepreneurship 「文學、電影與人文精神」 (in Putonghua) Lecture by Professor Lee Ou Fan Leo Meanwhile, two public lectures featuring Professor Ho Puay Peng and Professor Chan Chi Fai Andrew will be conducted in February. Details are as follows: Topic | 「鳥巢、巨蛋、水立方:解構城市建築」 (in Cantonese) | 「如何推動變革-向成功的CEO借鏡」 (in Cantonese) | Speaker | Professor Ho Puay Peng | Professor Chan Chi Fai Andrew | Date | 21 February (Saturday) | 25 February (Wednesday) | Time | 7:00pm | 7:00pm | Venue | Lecture Theatre, G/F, Hong Kong Central Library, Causeway Bay | Lecture Theatre, G/F, Hong Kong Central Library, Causeway Bay | Online Registration | Please click here | Please click here |
2008 CUHK Alumni Homecoming Photo Now Available To share the moments of this record-breaking event of 2008 welcoming some 4,000 alumni and their family and friends to the campus, please visit http://www.alumni.cuhk.edu.hk/homecoming/.
Results on Alumni Questionnaire for 2003 Graduates The University's Centre for Learning Enhancement And Research (CLEAR) conducted the Alumni Questionnaire for all 2003 graduates of 20 selected undergraduate programmes from 6 faculties in November 2008. The objective of the survey was to learn from alumni, after 5 years of their graduation, how well their degree had prepared them for their career. Some 275 responses were received, which is 23% of the selected graduates. The overall responses are positive in terms of the development of the identified capabilities contributed by the programmes. For details of the questionnaire results, please click here. |