HKU Libraries opens a revitalised Special Collections and a new Open-View Conservation Laboratory to preserve cultural heritage and to support and advance academic research in Hong Kong and beyond.
Great Body Teachers help medical students understand not only the complexities of human anatomy, but also the boundaries of life and death, and the importance of empathy and compassion.
HKU is set to expand its footprint in the Chinese Mainland with strategic bases established in Shanghai. Leading the way is the School of Computing and Data Science which has launched its first-ever dual-site semester across Hong Kong and Shanghai.
HKUMed’s internationally-recognised class uses immersive gameplay for building grief literacy in medical students as they learn about the difficult emotions in family members of dying patients and healthcare professionals facing patient loss.
HKU has unveiled Vision for 2026–2035: Leadership for Impact, a strategic framework guiding the University’s direction for continued growth and development over the next decade, in its second century of academic excellence.
HKU Information Day for Undergraduate Admissions 2025 attracted 76,000 prospective students and families. Themed ‘AI for Every Mind’, the event highlighted HKU’s innovative integration of AI across various disciplines, preparing future leaders for a technology-driven world.
Professor Jay Siegel is HKU’s new Vice-President and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Teaching and Learning). Learn more about his vision to bring out the best in HKU’s students in a world saturated with technology.
