Congratulations to Professor Chou Kee Lee
I am pleased to share with you the exciting news that Prof. Chou Keelee’s project titled “Developing and testing a machine learning enabled management of behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia intervention for dementia caregivers: a hybrid experimental design study” has been awarded by the Health and Medical Research Fund in its latest funding exercise with a funded amount of HK$1,493,400.
Success of MPPM Study Tour to London
The Master of Public Policy and Management (MPPM) students recently returned from a highly successful study tour to London, UK, which took place from May 28 to June 4. This immersive experience included engaging lectures delivered by esteemed faculty from University College London (UCL) and the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), as well as insights from practitioners in the medical sector.
社會科學與政策研究學系博士生接受香港電台訪問
社會科學與政策研究學系博士生Sai Htong Kham早前接受香港電台《睇得見。聽得到》訪問，深入探討了他從初來乍到香港時面對的種種挑戰，到最終成功融入社會，並將香港視為第二個家的心路歷程。
International Symposium on Personal Finance
The International Symposium on Personal Finance was held on 25 April 2025 at The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK), with support from the Jiangsu – Hong Kong - Macao Universities Alliance. Prof. Lee Chi Kin John, JP, President of EdUHK, delivered the welcome speech to the participating scholars and audience. Prof. Li Wai Keung, Dean of the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (FLASS), and Dr Fox Hu Zhiyong, Acting Head of Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies (SSPS) were on hand to welcome the participants.
Interdisciplinary, inter-departmental collaboration and working with the frontline practitioners with research and KT deliverables - Special Issue ‘Sociology of Sports in Hong Kong after COVID-19’
The Special Issue titled ‘Sociology of Sports in Hong Kong after COVID 19- Individual Behavior, Organizational Dynamics and Business Opportunities’ (https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/issn/1871-2673/vol/21/iss/1) is a collaborative attempt of Dr. Lawrence Ho (SSPS) and Dr. Gary Chow (HPE) to coordinate a thematic study on the changing sporting context in Hong Kong during and after the pandemic. A total of 10 EdUHK colleagues and friends have made contributions to the issue, which collectively highlight the multifaceted impacts of COVID-19 on Hong Kong’s sports and education sectors and underscore the importance of innovative and inclusive approaches to recovery, integrating technology, holistic health and community engagement. A special feature is the scholarship from two frontline sports persons, Dr Kevin Kam, Director of School Partnership & Field Experience Office (SPFEO) of EdUHK, and Mr Tak-nang Li, senior community sports developer, who wrote the PE education and sports industry landscape development from practitioners’ angle.