HKSYU and IBM jointly popularize data research and promote digital humanities
On 30 August, Dr. Connie Yuen, Head of the Department of Applied Data Science, Director of iFREE GROUP Innovation and Research Centre, and Director of the Big Data Laboratory, attended the IBM Technology Day and shared how HKSYU actively develops digital humanities under the epidemic to ensure that the University remains competitive in the digital age.
Dr. WONG Ka Ki, Assistant Professor and Associate Head (Programme) of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature was decorated with the Award for Young Artist (Art criticism) at the 16th Hong Kong Arts Development Awards
Dr. WONG Ka Ki, Assistant Professor and Associate Head (Programme) of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, has been engaged in the study of Hong Kong Literature and Modern and Contemporary Literature for many years, she has won the 42th Youth Literature Awards (Literature Criticism). Earlier she was decorated with the Award for Young Artist (Art criticism) at the 16th Hong Kong Arts Development Awards, she believes this award proves that Hong Kong literature criticism is still worth working on and hopes that more people can be motivated to participate in Hong Kong literature criticism.
Research Excellence – World Top 2% Scientists
HKSYU is committed in promoting digital humanities in teaching, learning and research. The report reflects the research impacts to the academic community produced by colleagues and the recognitions of their works internationally.
Members-only wing chun martial arts centre in Hong Kong opens its doors to visitors using virtual reality
Hong Kong Shue Yan University will host a virtual exhibit that allows visitors to experience how late grandmaster Ip Man sparred with practice dummies
Congratulate Students Winning from The 32nd Chinese Poetry Writing Competition 2022
Congratulate Students Winning from The 32nd Chinese Poetry Writing Competition 2022
An interview with Dr. Jason CHOW, Assistant Academic Vice President (Teaching and Learning Development) Promoting inter-disciplinary collaboration for teaching innovation
From the perspectives of university education, digital humanities can be understood as the exploration of cutting-edge technology to address research and teaching challenges in the field of the humanities. Dr. Jason CHOW, our new Assistant Academic Vice President (Teaching and Learning Development), said his aspiration is to nurture an innovative culture in Shue Yan University, which will empower teaching colleagues with creative and insightful thinking, and encourage learning and sharing within the campus.
An interview with Dr. Alex LI, Associate Academic Vice President (University Research)
Driven by the mission to reinvent liberal arts education and promote digital humanities, Hong Kong Shue Yan University has been actively incorporating cutting-edge technologies into our programmes and engaging in knowledge transfer.