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Below are seminars/conferences organized by local institutions you may have interest to attend. In case you have more information, please don't hesitate to let us know.
Project Website : https://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/seminar/webinar/
Project Website : hhttps://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/seminar/webinar/
Project Website : https://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/seminar/webinar/
Project Website : https://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/seminar/webinar/
Project Website : https://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/seminar/webinar/
Registration : https://bit.ly/2O8liyI
Website : https://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/seminar/webinar/
Duration : 15 Hours (4 Modules)
Registration : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSem_CkAyBoop3b1wIgoc3k
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Format : Online Conference
Registration : From 21 September 2020 (Monday) https://www.polyu.edu.hk/syaproject/en/conference/index/
Registration : https://qess4.fste.edu.hk/conference/registration
About the Conference
Mental, psychological, and emotional wellbeing of students in Hong Kong has drawn increasing public awareness in recent years. Student wellbeing in the higher education sector requires joint input and collaboration with stakeholders across multiple disciplines to foster a safe, healthy, and supportive environment, and facilitate students' whole person development.
This Conference will bring academics, educators, administrators, student support personnel, professionals from social services and relevant disciplines together to share research and experiences of practices in wellbeing of post-secondary students in Hong Kong.
Please register online at : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdTXJh-MoZP3JHYZoDDjYf3NjDGymVNe9Mg6zMC2XfcBvEIlQ/viewform
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Key contact details : eventsoffice@dmu.ac.uk
Event information:
This event will focus on containment as a result of war and the lessons we can learn.
About this Event:
War Crisis and Confinement: Lessons from the Twentieth Century – online speed lectures
While the confinement which has taken place in 2020 may have no historical precedent in terms of its globality, containment as a result of war occurred regularly during the twentieth century. Using the example of the First World War and the Yugoslav conflict of the 1990s, two historians, together with De Montfort University (DMU) PhD students, will tackle these issues. A panel discussion will follow.
Panikos Panayi, Professor of European History, will focus upon the internment camp in Knockaloe during the First World War to demonstrate how, on the one hand, barbed wire disease developed amongst males who could face confinement for years, while, on the other a prison camp society also evolved as prisoners tried to cope with their situation by developing cultural activities.
Kenneth Morrison, Professor of Modern Southeast European History, will tackle 'Citizen Resilience in Besieged Sarajevo', which will focus on how citizens adapted to life in the besieged city - with no electricity, gas, domestic water supply and under sniper and shell fire. He will look at the lessons that can be drawn from the case of Sarajevo and how their historical experience helped them deal with the COVID-19 lockdown.
Registrants will receive a link to join the online talk 2 days before the event, via their provided email address.
Please contact the DMU Events Office on eventsoffice@dmu.ac.uk if you have any questions.
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Key contact details : eventsoffice@dmu.ac.uk
Event information:
This event will focus on the impact of COVID-19 in the context of National Stress Awareness Day.
About this Event:
Online speed lectures will be delivered by leading De Montfort University (DMU) research academics and reflect on how research can help deal with the crisis, ahead of National Stress Awareness Day. A panel discussion will follow.
Talks include:
Mind your Mind with creativity by Dr Indrani Lahiri, Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications Digital Health: Technology around the research of ventilation equipment which can be monitored for ECG and stress by Professor Abbes Amira, Associate Dean of Research and Innovation The Impact of COVID-19 on Social Isolation and Loneliness among Older People by Dr Malcolm Fisk, Senior Lecturer in Information Systems A talk by Raghu Raghavan, Professor of Mental Health
Registrants will receive a link to join the online talk 2 days before the event, via their provided email address.
Please contact the DMU Events Office on eventsoffice@dmu.ac.uk if you have any questions.
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Key contact details : eventsoffice@dmu.ac.uk
Event information:
Online speed lectures will be delivered by leading De Montfort University (DMU) research academics and reflect on how research can help deal with the crisis. A panel discussion will follow.
Talks include:
Food as medicine during the COVID-19 pandemic – is there scientific evidence? By Professor Parvez Haris (Biomedical Science)
The potential benefits of Elderberries during the COVID-19 pandemic by Dr Harprit Singh, Associate Professor
Eating in the lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic; self-reported changes in eating behaviour and associations with BMI, eating style, coping and health anxiety by Dr Helen Coulthard, Senior Lecturer and Dr Maxine Sharps, Lecturer in Psychology
Poverty, Obesity and COVID-19: A Vicious Triangle by Dr Hillary Shaw, Visiting Fellow
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Dr Katie Laird, Reader in Microbiology and Head of the Infectious Disease Research Group and Mark Charlton, Associate Director of Public Engagement, will lead a series of short online talks and a discussion with De Montfort University (DMU) research students on multidisciplinary approaches to health hygiene education, specifically infection control and prevention related to infectious diseases and COVID-19.
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Ahead of World Homeless Day, this event will explore issues around homelessness, drawing on research in the faculty of Business and Law, and on practitioner engagement with our partners in the city. This session will reflect on the impact of COVID-19 and the responses to get ‘everybody in’ off the streets. It will also ask – what next, in the fight to end homelessness? A panel discussion will follow.
Talks include:
Rethinking public spaces to reduce hostility to homeless people by Dr Simon Stevens, Lecturer in Political Philosophy/Political Thought
Considering what we mean by ‘home’ and imagining a sustainable response so that we do not return to ‘business as usual’ for homelessness by Professor Jo Richardson, Associate Dean, Research and Innovation
Responding to the COVID-19 crisis – what happened in Leicester? By Mark Grant, Chief Executive of Action Homeless
A university with social value at its heart – what we have learnt from working with the agencies in the city and our hopes for the future by Mark Charlton, Associate Director of Public Engagement
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Key contact details : eventsoffice@dmu.ac.uk
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Ahead of World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, this event will focus on the impact of COVID-19 in the context of World Hospice and Palliative Care Day
Talks include:
The experiences of older people and people living with dementia during an acute hospital admission by Dr Andy Northcott
Experiencing place identity and place belongingness at a children’s hospice: Parents’ perspectives by Associate Professor Dr Helena Dunbar
How parents of children with complex medical conditions seek and access support for themselves by Sarah Oakley
About the webinar
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the global education landscape. Online instruction has become a dominant learning and teaching format, which has been leading to the worldwide emergence of eLearning.
In response to the needs of education sector in regard to eLearning development and implementation, advanced learning and teaching resources and high-quality educational practices for the new normal of education have been brought to the spotlight. Students are required to build up a character of interdependence, discipline and responsibility.
Given the new opportunities with the online mode, reshaping learning and teaching perspectives and practices should deliberate on why, who, what and how of education. This webinar will serve as a platform for students and educators to present and share their experience in the new normal. With the support of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning (UALL) in the United Kingdom, her chair and students will exchange views on education in the new normal with the locals. Further, you will help students and staff feel secure and supported, and expand the diversity of Registration: https://www.fste.edu.hk/webinar/2020/
Aims
工作坊旨在讓參加者能夠認識及了解一般青少年的心理需求，常見的情緒及精神健康問題，和基礎溝通及輔導要點，完成後可快速覺察青少年情緒危機,靈活把技巧應用於曰常工作中，處理學生/服務對象的情緒問題或其他心理狀況。
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Aims
To provide a systematic integration of the ‘know-how’ and ‘know-why’ of quality assurance with an emphasis on capacity building for staff from institutions and QA agencies.
About the Forum
In response to the Government's policy of providing multiple and flexible pathways for young people with diverse aspirations and abilities, and the transformation of future job market by technological advancement, there is a demand to strengthen Applied Education in support of Hong Kong's development. The provision of equal learning opportunities and adequate resources is significant for young people with various talents and socioeconomic background to flourish, and for the economy and society to prosper. Echoing the needs, the Forum aims at exploring students' passions, nurturing and preparing talents for future challenges, future workplace, and motivating lifelong learning for this rapidly changing society.
Federation for Self-financing Tertiary Education (FSTE) and Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) jointly bring together institutions and industries to share their views and experience by focusing on practicality and impact. How students would be well equipped with professional skills, applied knowledge, application of technology and innovation as well as critical soft skills for the new era? Henceforth, employers are able to secure human resources with right skills.
For details, please visit www.fste.edu.hk/conference/forum2019/index
For details, please visit www.pmihkcongress.com/.
2019 PMI HK Asia Pacific Project Management Congress
Theme - “Imagine the World, Lead the Way”
Theme : Unleashing social innovation to enhance the social impact of higher education institutions
Aims
- Launch a research study on the role of Hong Kong’s higher education institutions in contributing to social innovation through research, teaching and community engagement.
- Explore the emerging research and teaching trends as well as the systemic and institutional barriers that prevent collaboration.
- Includes a series of recommendations for how to enhance the role of the university as an engaged, active and impactful institution.
- Present an opportunity for dialogue throughout the one-day event and see leaders from the academic community from Hong Kong, Asia and the UK come together to share approaches and learning from the growing fields of social innovation and social entrepreneurship.
For Programme details, Speaker biographies and registration, please click this link for more information. Registration deadline is before 30 August 2019. For enquiries, please contact BRICKS@britishcouncil.org.hk.
Organizer : Federation for Self-Financing Tertiary Education
Online Registration : www.fste.edu.hk/conference/2019/registration
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Federation for Self-Financing Tertiary Education
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HKCAAVQ, QAA & British Council
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Organizer
Federation for Self-financing Tertiary Education (FSTE)
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http://qess4.fste.edu.hk/portfolio/inspirational-life-talk-series-talk-2-lai-chi-wai/
Invited Guests' Sharing on Effective Application (6 Mar, CUHK)
Organizer
Quality Education Fund (QEF)
Website
http://qef.org.hk/english/whatsnew/sharing_sessions_seminars.php?id=38
Registration Deadline : 30 Nov 2017
Enquiry : Ms Mavis Fan 2573 0803 mavisfan@fste.edu.hk
Organizer : The CityU EMBA program
Registration : Dave POON (Email: cepoon@cityu.edu.hk ; Tel: 3442 7408)
Registration Deadline : 6 Dec 2017 (Wed)
Availability : 10 seats are available on a first-come-first-served basis
Organizer : The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist University, City University of Hong Kong, The Education University of Hong Kong, and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Organizer : The Education University of Hong Kong Venue: B4-LP-06, EdUHK
Program Highlights
Corporations are desperate to expand their footprint into China by promoting on China’s Digital Marketing platform. The corporate marketing team is required to design targeted promotional plans according to the current state of the Chinese internet market and consumer practices, in order to better serve customers and achieve business growth.
This course is suitable for business owners, corporate management, team managers, and brand and marketing leaders.
Upon completion of the course, participants will be awarded a graduation certificate officially certified by Tencent and a Certificate of Accomplishment by HKPC Academy.
課程邀請到無線科技商會（WTIA）主席和Innopage Limited的共同創辦人李先生擔任課程講師。在六個小時的課程中，李先生將帶領參與者通過實例學習Generative AI的獨特性、實際應用和限制。同時展示各種Generative AI工具的現場示範，包括 ChatGPT、POE、Dall-E 和 Midjourney。
Chairman of WTIA