This dinner is intended to recognise your efforts over the past year and to provide an opportunity for informal exchange with faculty members and fellow students.

We are delighted that the Provost, Prof. Isabella Poon, and the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), Prof. Irwin King, will also be joining us, together with programme directors and administrative staff.

There will also be a lucky draw, with prizes including CUHK merchandise and bookshop coupons.

A shuttle will be arranged to and from CUHK(SZ).

We are organizing a CDMP Cultural Walking Tour of Kowloon Walled City (Foodie Version) and would love for you to join us!

This is a great opportunity to explore one of Hong Kong’s most fascinating historic neighborhoods while enjoying some well-known local food spots together with fellow CDMP students.

🚐 A shuttle from CUHK to the meeting point may be arranged depending on demand (TBC).

Registration & Deposit

To confirm your place, a refundable deposit of HKD 100 is required.
This helps us reserve places with the tour organizer and ensure that students who sign up are able to attend.

Please visit the CCCO Office during office hours (Mon–Fri, 9:00 am – 5:30 pm) to sign up and make the deposit.

Office address:
LG12A, University Administration Building, CUHK
(Please call Noelle at 3943 5171 when you arrive outside the building.)

• The HKD 100 deposit will be returned on the day of the tour when you attend.
• If you sign up but do not attend, the deposit will be retained and used to support future CDMP student activities.
• If you cannot come in person, a friend may pay on your behalf (please inform us beforehand).
• Cash payment only, due to administrative requirements.

We are pleased to invite CUHK and CUHK(SZ) students and staff to join the CUHK Data Hack 2026.

Main Theme: Data Solutions for Social Good in Hong Kong, with reference to the following Sustainable Development Goals by United Nations:

Aims:

• Promoting innovation skills, including data and digital competency to CUHK students and staff
• Enhancing multi-disciplinary and multi-dimensional collaboration among CUHK students and staff

Team Prizes:

• Champion: HKD6,000 of e-voucher
• 1st Runner up: HKD4,000 of e-voucher
• 2nd Runner up: HKD3,000 of e-voucher

All participants who complete the CUHK Data Hack 2026 will receive a coffee coupon!

University is not just about earning a degree — it is also about learning how to manage your money wisely.

Whether you plan to work in Hong Kong, return to mainland China, or build an international career, understanding how two financial systems work and how to invest wisely is essential.

Join us on a Friday afternoon to build a solid foundation in personal finance and take control of your money future!

This workshop is specially designed by the Master of Arts in Personal Finance Education Programme at The Education University of Hong Kong for our CDMP students. It takes you from zero to mastering the basics of personal finance, step by step, on your journey towards financial freedom!

Workshop Highlights:

1. Personal finance basics and understanding credit
2. Investment fundamentals: stocks, funds, bonds, and more
3. How the Hong Kong and mainland China financial systems differ
4. Understanding and optimizing Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) + differences from mainland China’s social security system
5. Practical money management tools and tips
6. Practical strategies for managing money across borders

Join us for a Hong Kong Chinese New Year movie night 🎬
You can vote for the movie to be screened, and we’ll enjoy a relaxed night together as we welcome the Year of the Horse 🧧🐎
We’ll also prepare some fun, cute, and customisable fai chun (CNY couplets) for you to design and take home.

In recent months, scam phone calls, text messages, and online impersonation attempts have become increasingly common in Hong Kong. These scams often involve individuals posing as law-enforcement officers, government departments, banks, or universities, and can be difficult to identify without prior awareness.

To help students better understand common fraud tactics, warning signs, and practical steps for self-protection, we have invited a representative from the Hong Kong Police Force to share real cases and preventive advice.