CUHK's first postgraduate college 'a timely addition'
A lawmaker on Thursday hailed the Chinese University of Hong Kong's decision to establish its first college dedicated to postgraduates. It will be the 10th college at the only local institution that has been operating a collegiate system since the 1960s. Nick Chan, who is also a CUHK Council member, said the decades-long culture helps with students’ whole-person development. “Postgraduate…
A lawmaker, Nick Chan, applauds the Chinese University of Hong Kong's decision to construct its inaugural college for postgraduate students. This will mark the tenth college within the university, which has been employing a collegiate system since the 1960s. Chan emphasizes that the long-standing collegiate culture at CUHK aids students' comprehensive growth.
He clarifies that postgraduate students are frequently perceived as diligent researchers confined to solitary workspaces, yet this college would foster collaboration among them. Chan asserts that with a dedicated college addressing their needs, both individuals and the broader community benefit. He proposes suitable locations, such as Northern Metropolis, to ensure postgraduates have easy access to necessary resources.
Chan also highlights the university's blueprint, "Leaping to Greatness," outlining its aspirations for the future. He underscores the importance of collective effort in attaining ambitious goals, especially considering the significant public investment in education. Chan further suggests that all universities in Hong Kong should collaborate to contribute to national development.
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