...
News
23/06/2026

On June 6, 2026, Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) participated in International Archives Week 2026 (IAW2026) as both an exhibitor in ArchivesExpo and a panel host. The session, “The Art of Archiving at Shue Yan University,” was introduced by Mr. Joe Chow (right), University Librarian and Professor Libby Chan (Left). Highlighting HKSYU’s 55-year heritage, the panel focused on preserving the founders’ historical records and strengthening local cultural traditions through digital initiatives, featuring curated archives and the development on the upcoming University History Museum.

...
News
15/06/2026

由康文署與文化推廣組織「非遺六月」合辦的非遺高峰會在香港故宮文化博物館舉行,香港樹仁大學作為協作院校,學術副校長陳蒨教授、助理副校長李家文博士等仁大學者、校友、學生、政界與學界代表等嘉賓均有出席。陳蒨教授擔任主題演講主持,她總結時談到跨學科合作與傳承對非遺工作的重要性,並指出「人」對於非遺工作也很重要,尤其情感層面;在記錄非遺時,應加強對個人情感的關注。

...
News
13/04/2026

HKSYU Sociology alumni Mr. Ryan Ku Kin Sing (left), Executive Officer, Innovation and Technology Commission, and Ms. Vienne Lau Tsz On (right) Senior Project Officer, Vocational Development Programme Office, returned to campus for the "Metaversing Intangible Cultural Heritage" launch. Led by Professor Selina Ching Chan, this mixed reality tour documents the Cheung Chau Jiao Festival, demonstrating the integration of rigorous research and cutting-edge art technology.

...
News
07/10/2025

Department of Sociology and Social Research Centre worked together to organize a mini-conference entitled “Contemporary Relevance of Time-honoured Business in Chinese Societies” from 26 to 27 September, 2025 at HK Shue Yan University.

...
News
29/09/2025

中國旅遊集團全球文物交流總監杜希來女士近日到訪香港樹仁大學,參觀瞭解大學近年就數碼化文化遺產的一系列研究成果和方向,當中包括虛擬博物館運用多種媒介展出香港孟蘭勝會、數碼影像實驗室項目、與大灣區博物館合作的數字展覽項目等。同時,積極探討未來為本校學生舉辦文旅交流體驗與實習機會、有關「產學研」展覽策劃與數字化技術的應用、以及非遺研究與互動展示等一系列數碼化人文推廣計劃的合作活動。

...
News
15/09/2025

In early September 2025, the University Grants Committee of Hong Kong announced the funding results of the Competitive Research Funding Schemes for the Local Self-financing Degree Sector (CRFS) for 2025/26. In total, 3 research proposals submitted by our colleagues under The Faculty Development Scheme (FDS) were funded. The project of Dr. Flora Lau is about how breast cancer (BC) and gynaecological cancer (GC) survivors negotiate and reconstruct selfhood in intimate relationship and the workplace in Hong Kong. The project of Dr. Camellia Ng focuses on the Reportage Movement that reveals Japan's complex Cold War position as a U.S. ally and a hub of socialist artistic innovation. The project of Dr. Cai Shengdan investigates how mobile 3D scanning technology shapes our preservation of memories associated with personally significant spaces, with particular attention to how the embodied act of scanning itself becomes a meaningful mnemonic process.