HJORTAnne Mette教授
2024
Honorary Professor, SELCS, University College London
2019, 2023, 2024
Member of the Jury of the Zanzibar International Film Festival (Feature Films), President of the Jury in 2024
2024
Chair, Accreditation Panel, Hang Seng University of Hong Kong, for HKCAAVQ
2023- Trustee, Learning on Screen
2023
Member, CIHE Institutional Review for Private University Title Exercise, Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications (HKCAAVQ)
2023
Member, Validation Panel, Film at Research Level (postgraduate), Linnaeus University
2022-2024
Appointed, Trustee of MACE (Media Archive for Central England)
2018
Professor II, Department of Art and Media Studies,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
(20% appointment, in addition to the full-time position at UCPH; approved by UCPH)
2017-2018 (appointed for a four-year term, resigned in connection with Deanship at HKBU) Member, Board of the Danish Film Institute (appointed by the Ministry of Culture; policy making for and funding of the film sector)
2017
With Khulood Badawi, produced report, entitled ‘Why, Who and How?
To Develop Children and Young People’s Film and Media Literacy in Palestine: A Mapping of Organisations, Projects and Strategies,’ for FilmLab:Palestine, The Danish Film Institute, The Danish House in Ramallah and International Media Support. Presented during ‘Days of Cinema’ in Ramallah (October), and discussed with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and the Ministry of Culture in Ramallah.
2013-2016 (three-year term) Member, appointed in a personal capacity by Hong Kong’s Chief Executive, of the 24-member University Grants Committee charged with funding and developing policies for the 8 government-funded universities
2011—
Founding Fellow, Hong Kong Academy of the Humanities (Treasurer, 2012-2013; Vice President, 2015-2016)
2008—
Affiliate Professor, Department of Scandinavian Studies, University of Washington, Seattle
2007, Fall
Visiting Leverhulme Professor of Film Studies (one semester), University of St Andrews, St Andrews, Scotland
2007, Spring
Distinguished Visiting Professor, Department of Scandinavian Studies, University College London