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HKU proposes naming its Medical School as HKU Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine
Following reports two weeks ago that the University of Hong Kong (HKU) received a pledge from the Li Ka-shing Foundation for a benefaction of HK$1 billion, HKU announced today (May 18) that its Council, at a meeting held this morning, formally accepted the donation. The Council at the same time resolved... Read More
Hong Kong University unveils major gift
HKU President Says $128 Million Donation Will Propel Universitys Role in Chinas Economic Development and Global Integration NEW YORK The president of Hong Kong University, Hong Kongs oldest and most prestigious institution of higher education, said today the Li Ka-shing Foundation will donate... Read More
Donation of HK$60 million to set up institute of health sciences at CUHK
(Hong Kong, 7 April 2005) The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has announced a major donation of HK$60 million from the Li Ka-shing Foundation to establish an institute of health sciences and to fund clinical studies and health sciences research at the Faculty of Medicine. The newly established... Read More
HK$5 million research fund for Buddhist Studies
(Hong Kong, 22 February 2005) Li Ka Shing Foundation and the University of Hong Kong (HKU) Centre of Buddhist Studies announced today the setting up of a HK$10 million “Li Chong Yuet Ming Buddhist Studies Research Fund”. Li Ka-shing Foundation’s contribution of HK$ 5 Million... Read More
HWL donates additional £2M to fund Hong Kong and Mainland scholars’ PhD studies in the UK
(Hong Kong and London, 3 February 2005) Hutchison Whampoa Limited (“HWL”) announced that the Group has committed for the second year a sponsorship of £2 million for the Dorothy Hodgkin Postgraduate Awards. HWL’s sponsorship aims at providing more opportunities for high quality... Read More
Shantou University hosts 8th National Telemedicine Educational Symposium
(January, 2, 2005XHong Kong) The 8th National Telemedicine Educational Symposium, sponsored by the Li Ka Shing Foundation and China Education Television, and organized by Shantou University Medical College, Institut Cochin, and Institut De Myologie, was held at Shantou University on December 17, 2004.... Read More
Professor meets Director, Leo Lee and Stephen Chiau resume their conversation at Shantou University
(October 21, 2004, Hong Kong) There was a full house when Professor Leo Lee met with Actor/Director Stephen Chiau at the University of Hong Kong last week. The two men will meet again this Friday at Shantou University and resume their dialogue on the relationship between film and culture. The... Read More
Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, EMBA Q&A
Building a business Companies everywhere go through their ups and downs. But the important thing is that regardless of the size of the company, it should have what it considers to be its core businesses. My personal experience is that if you have core businesses in different industries, you can... Read More
$4.5 Million Endeavour Australia Cheung Kong Scholarship Programme Launched
A signing ceremony was held today at Parliament House to seal an agreement for the Endeavour Australia Cheung Kong Scholarship Programme (DwݶiǪp) which will usher in an additional 140 opportunities every year for a period of three years for undergraduate as well as postgraduate students in Australia... Read More
International Television Festival held in China for the first time Shantou University Cheung Kong School of Journalism and Communication fosters international media exchange
Over 200 international electronic media professionals, journalists and students and faculty of Shantou University’s Cheung Kong School of Journalism and Communication gathered at Shantou University last week to participate in the International Television Festival sponsored by the Li Ka-shing... Read More
Corporate Governance Takes Shape in China Cha Shares Her Optimism with Shantou University Law Students
Corporate governance is taking shape and is gaining its footing in China’s business sector, Mrs Laura Cha, Vice-Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), told senior executives of Citigroup in Hong Kong and law students of Shantou University (STU) in Shantou today. Mrs Cha,... Read More