Mentorship Programme 2025/26 Opening Ceremony at HKSYU

2026-01-05

The Office of Student Affairs at Hong Kong Shue Yan University hosted the Opening Ceremony of Mentorship Programme 2025/26, bringing together alumni mentors and students to explore career pathways and professional development.

The event welcomed nearly 100 guests, including alumni, teachers and students. Senior management in attendance included Dr Hu Fai-chung, Acting President; Dr Jason Chow Tak-sang, Vice President (University Administration); Ms Sophia Yip Sau-yin, Associate Vice President (Student Affairs); and Dr Lee Ka-man, Assistant Vice President.

The Mentorship Programme is a one-year initiative that connects students with alumni mentors who generously share their experiences, insights, and industry knowledge—supporting students as they plan their future and broaden their professional networks.

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