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Celebrated political economist Professor Gregory C. Chow, Honorary Professor of Department of Economics and Finance, delivered an optimistic lecture on 24 July on the balance between China's energy needs and environment.
Professor Cheng Hsiao, Honorary Professor, Department of Economics and Finance, delivered a distinguished lecture on 5 June, evaluating the economic impact of CEPA on Hong Kong.
Two international conferences promoting academic exchanges on economic and trade-related issues will be held at CityU between 16 and 19 May.
The Department of Economics and Finance hosted a conference on 15 March to discuss recent developments in the financial markets and the role of professional training.
CityU hosted a roundtable forum to promote discussion on the issue of poverty in Hong Kong on 23 February. Speakers included local and overseas academics, Government officials and representatives from social services and policy research organisations.
CityU is holding its 2007 Congregation from 6 November to 15 November. The successful stories of two graduates, Sandy Kwan and Louise Zhang, testify that the University's prfessional and whole-person education help them embark on their professional careers.
Many CityU graduates have been admitted for postgraduate studies at the world’s famous universities, reinforcing our stature as a university with strengths in curriculum design, teaching and research that produces quality graduates.
CityU co-organizes “Mainland Students Learning Camp on Financial Management 2007”, providing mainland students with an opportunity to learn about Hong Kong's financial and economic development and to exchange with Hong Kong students.
World-renowned economist Professor Gregory C. Chow shared his views on applied research in his speech “From Research to Social Change” on 9 July at CityU. The event was co-organized by Run Run Shaw Library and the Department of Economics and Finance.
CityU hosted an international conference in conjunction with National Taiwan University to foster academic exchanges on issues relating to trade and economic development.