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Prof. Mok and his research team recently completed a research visit to Singapore from 21-24 March 2026, where they shared preliminary findings from their Public Policy Research Funding Scheme (PPRFS) project and engaged in a series of academic exchanges with leading institutions in Singapore. Over the course of the visit, the team met with scholars […]
April 2026 STS Brownbag Seminar Series Registration Overview The STS Brownbag Seminar Series serves as an academic forum that brings together early-career and established researchers to share published work, works-in-progress, and emerging scholarly ideas in a relaxed environment. The seminars foster interdisciplinary exchange, encourage constructive feedback, and strengthen our intellectual community. Speakers Dr Francis Arthur-Holmes, […]
The School of Transdisciplinary Studies at The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong hosted its first Brownbag Seminar on 13 March 2026, titled “Navigating Geoeducational Dilemmas: Chinese Students’ Transnational Mobility in a Changing Global Order.” The seminar featured a presentation by Mr. Ri Gwan, a PhD student at Peking University, China, and attracted both local […]
Prof. Mok’s Keynote Address A research team from the School of Transdisciplinary Studies at The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK), led by Professor Ka-Ho Mok, participated in the 8th China Higher Education Conference, co-hosted by The Education University of Hong Kong and the University of Manchester. The conference brought together international scholars to […]
The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK) announced today (5 March) the appointment of Professor Joshua Mok Ka-ho （莫家豪） as its next President, effective 1 September 2026, for a five-year term. The appointment was approved by the Board of Governors and the Council, following the recommendation of the Search Committee after a rigorous recruitment […]
Hong Kong is emerging as a highly competitive destination for doctoral education, driven by flexible post-study immigration pathways, strong funding support, and a dynamic research environment, according to a new comparative study by The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK). Among the first of its kind, the study systematically examines doctoral education policies and […]