for alumni, staff, students and friends
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Exploration & Education: From 20th to 21st Century
Meeting World-Renowned Explorer, Dr Wong How Man
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Dr Wong How Man, Founder and President of CERS (China Exploration and Research Society), was honoured by Time Magazine as one of its 25 Asian Heroes in 2002 and “China’s most accomplished living explorer”. CNN covered his work over a dozen times with anchor Richard Quest saying, “I finally understand what being an explorer is all about”.
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At the lecture, Dr Wong will revisit his 50 years of exploration, including his expeditions in exploring fringes of China and neighbouring regions, and his journeys in South and Southeast Asia on land, at sea and even into caves. Recognised by international media like Time, Wall Street Journal, Discovery Channel, CNN, CCTV, etc., Dr Wong will also share his project sites and centres throughout Asia which in time have become platforms for research and education.
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Oct 4 | 6pm | Loke Yew Hall, HKU
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Forging a Shared Future: The Path to a Stronger ASEAN-China Partnership
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HKU Cardiac Imaging Program named one of the top 10 finalists for the 2023 edX Prize for Innovation in Online Learning
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眼底山川 — 饒宗頤教授寰宇藝踪
Embracing Landscapes: The Artistic Journey of Professor Jao Tsung-i
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Until Sep 30 | University Museum and Art Gallery, HKU
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Impromptu: ‘Beethoven in Beijing’ Screening & Discussion
漫興樂想：《貝多芬在北京》放映座談
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Nov 5 | 3pm | Rayson Huang Theatre, HKU
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Reinvigorating Hong Kong’s Stock Market and Trading Momentum
重振港股氣氛與交投之道
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Trade Networks and Firm Value: Evidence from the US-China Trade War
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Support the first biodiversity museum in Hong Kong
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- Restore damaged specimens to expand the collection for education, conservation study and research;
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- Develop educational programmes for the community;
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- Promote awareness of the community in protecting the biodiversity in Hong Kong
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