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HKSYU Showcases Innovation in Intangible Cultural Heritage Seminar

The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), in collaboration with cultural promotion organisation “ICH June”, hosted the “Intangible Cultural Heritage Seminar” at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) participated as a collaborating institution, with scholars including Professor Chan Ching, Academic Vice President; Dr Lee Ka-man, Assistant Vice President; alumni; and students, joined by guests from the political and academic sectors.
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Public Lecture Series: Understanding the Psychology Behind Online Scams

As part of the anniversary programme series, the Department of Counselling and Psychology at Hong Kong Shue Yan University hosted a public lecture on 15 May 2026 titled “Understanding the Psychology Behind Online Scams .” Dr Lam Yin-Hung, Associate Head (Postgraduate Studies) of the Department, drew on psychological insights to explain how scammers exploit human vulnerabilities and emotional responses. She traced the psychological journey of victims and unpacked the behavioural patterns and manipulation techniques commonly used by fraudsters.
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HKSYU: In Loving Memory of Mr. Chung King-fai, Doctor of Letters (honoris causa)

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) deeply mourns the passing of Mr. Chung King-fai, Doctor of Letters honoris causa of our University, who illuminated Hong Kong theatre as an exemplary role model in both word and deed. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family...
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HKSYU Hosts International Conference on Human Resilience

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) is hosting the “International Conference on Human Resilience: Navigating Life Changes & Challenges” on campus from 28–30 May 2026, with leading scholars exploring resilience through research-based and interdisciplinary perspectives.
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HKSYU Showcases Innovation in Intangible Cultural Heritage Seminar
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Public Lecture Series: Understanding the Psychology Behind Online Scams

As part of the anniversary programme series, the Department of Counselling and Psychology at Hong Kong Shue Yan University hosted a public lecture on 15 May 2026 titled “Understanding the Psychology Behind Online Scams .” Dr Lam Yin-Hung, Associate Head (Postgraduate Studies) of the Department, drew on psychological insights to explain how scammers exploit human vulnerabilities and emotional responses. She traced the psychological journey of victims and unpacked the behavioural patterns and manipulation techniques commonly used by fraudsters.
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Community Service Project: Exploring Hong Kong’s Fisherman’s Wharf

To mark its 55th anniversary, Hong Kong Shue Yan University has launched the “Community Service Project Series”, designed to apply academic research for the benefit of local communities.
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Global Opportunities: Expanding Pathways Beyond the Classroom
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HKSYU: In Loving Memory of Mr. Chung King-fai, Doctor of Letters (honoris causa)

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) deeply mourns the passing of Mr. Chung King-fai, Doctor of Letters honoris causa of our University, who illuminated Hong Kong theatre as an exemplary role model in both word and deed. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family...
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Professor Tang So-kum Addresses Intergenerational Resilience at HKSYU Conference

The “International Conference on Human Resilience: Navigating Life Changes & Challenges,” hosted by Hong Kong Shue Yan University, concluded its final day with a keynote address from Professor Tang So-kum, Distinguished Professor of Research in the Department of Counselling and Psychology. She synthesised findings from large-scale, interdisciplinary studies conducted by HKSYU and partner universities, examining resilience processes and mental health functioning across generations, from “Generation Alpha” (born from the early 2010s to the mid-2020s) to the Baby Boomers (born 1946-64) in Hong Kong...
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HKSYU Hosts International Conference on Human Resilience

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) is hosting the “International Conference on Human Resilience: Navigating Life Changes & Challenges” on campus from 28–30 May 2026, with leading scholars exploring resilience through research-based and interdisciplinary perspectives.
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