Teaching the Science of Heritage Conservation

HKU’s Architectural Conservation Laboratory is educating students and the community about the nitty-gritty of preserving heritage buildings in Hong Kong. It also provides scientific analysis for heritage projects in the community.

Clarity Comes with the Click of a Mouse

Technology developed at HKU is making video learning more interactive.

Investigating Human Rights Abuses

Law students are working with Amnesty International and other organisations to investigate human rights abuses in such places as Syria and the Democratic Republic of Congo, using open-source intelligence and digital technology.

A 360-Degree Take on
a Dynamic Hong Kong Community

A collaborative project involving students, HKU staff and community partners has shone a positive light on the ever-changing Sham Shui Po District and resulted in a drama performance and an award-winning film.

Nourishing the
Middle Ground

While top students receive opportunities and attention and struggling students receive help and support, the more average student may be left feeling ignored. HKU’s Centre of Development and Resources for Students (CEDARS) is striving to ensure the people in the middle get their time in the sun too.