HSMC REVIEW 2013-2014

Message from Chairman, Board of Governors and College Council
Hang Seng Management College (HSMC) marked a major milestone in its development during the academic year 2013/14, with Professor Simon S M Ho taking up the position of HSMC President in March 2014. Professor Ho is an expert in corporate governance and a widely acclaimed scholar with an impressive track record of university teaching,
research and management experience. The Board of Governors and the College Council are confident that Professor Ho will lead the College to scale new heights and realise its vision of becoming a distinguished private university.

In addition to successfully attaining validation for five new bachelor’s degree programmes in 2013/14, the College completed two new buildings – the Sports and Amenities Centre at Site B and the Academic and Administration Building at Site D – which have substantially increased its on-campus teaching, learning and recreational facilities, and commenced construction of the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls at Site F. 

HSMC secured funding for 22 research projects during the year. This was the highest number of supported projects among all institutions that participated in the first competitive research funding exercise organised by the Research Grants Council of the University Grants Committee for the local self-financing degree sector in 2014/15. This encouraging result demonstrates the College’s commitment towards quality research and the strong capabilities of its academic staff.

Looking to the year ahead, HSMC is already preparing for the revalidation of three existing academic programmes and will design new and innovative degree programmes in response to community needs. The College will take further steps to expand its international network of partner institutions, increase student internship opportunities both locally and overseas, and engage the community to establish mutually beneficial partnerships in our common pursuit of nurturing the younger generation. 

I wish to take this opportunity to thank all HSMC Board and Council members for their expert advice and wise counsel in helping to guide the College’s development in the past year. I would also like to express heartfelt appreciation to the companies and business professionals who have so generously given their time, resources and support to the College, faculty members and students – serving as programme advisers and career mentors, participating in HSMC’s job fairs and recruitment talks, and offering  internships and graduate employment opportunities. The College is sincerely grateful for this strong support and will spare no effort to develop HSMC students into future leaders with strong professional ethics, a drive for excellence and a keen sense of social responsibility.

Ms Rose Lee Wai Mun, JP
Chairman, Board of Governors and College Council
December 2014

Message from the President

“It is my great honour to be appointed President of HSMC in March 2014. My great tributes go to all colleagues who helped to lay the strong foundation of the College. Building upon the bedrock, the recent developments have been immensely exciting and rewarding.”

Programmes, Teaching and Learning Development

HSMC has made a momentous leap in the development of new degree programmes supported by the enhanced Common Core Curriculum in the academic year 2013/14. To re-articulate and broaden our programme areas, five new programmes were approved by the Chief Executive-in- Council at the Executive Council meeting in March 2014 and were successfully launched in September 2014, namely Bachelor of Business
Administration (Honours) in Financial Analysis (BBA-FA), Bachelor of Management System and Information Management (Honours) (BMSIM), Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Corporate Governance (BBA-CG), Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Management (BBA-MGT), and Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science and Business Intelligence (BSc-DSBI).

The development of further new Bachelor’s degree programmes in Chinese, Asian Studies, and Creative Computing, was also in good progress. The Chinese programme is expected to be offered in 2015/16 while the other two programmes expected in 2016/17, thereby adding to a total of 13 degree programmes. The College is also planning a new bachelor’s degree programme in creative and cultural industry and master’s degree programmes in the areas of business translation, journalism and
communication, supply chain management, etc.

One distinctive feature of our programmes is the adoption of the unique “Liberal + Professional” education model. Studying liberal arts subjects in our revamped Common Core Curriculum beyond the major subject helps our students learn from a cross-disciplinary perspective and become free thinking persons. Under the Common Core Curriculum, students are required to take modules on General Education, Languages, and Quantitative and IT skills, and to complete requirements on community services, extra-curricular activities and physical education upon graduation.

The quality of our undergraduate experience is further characterized by small class teaching, close student-teacher interactions, guidance for individual students outside classrooms, and vast opportunities for internship, international exchange and independent research. All these aim to build up the attributes of our students to become self-reflective, grateful, satisfying and responsible citizens.

Government Funding Support

In December 2013, the Research Grants Council (RGC) of the University Grants Committee (UGC) launched the first-of-its kind research funding exercise to support the research development of the self-financing degree sector. In August 2014, the RGC approved funding for a total of 63 projects under three schemes, namely, the Faculty Development Scheme (FDS), the Inter- Institutional Development Scheme (IIDS) and the
Institutional Development Scheme (IDS). HSMC has fared exceptionally well in this exercise and achieved the highest number of supported projects among all the participating institutions. A total funding of over HK$11.3m was awarded to HSMC for 22 FDS and IIDS projects, representing a success rate of 45% in the submitted applications. The diversity of funded projects has demonstrated the College’s commitment and continuous effort to pursue excellence in research.

The Research and Development Committee of the Federation for Self-financing Tertiary Education also approved three projects for the year 2013/14, of which two were awarded to HSMC relating to Action Research in Business Students and Learning-oriented Assessment in Hong Kong, for a total amount of over HK$0.15m.

The Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Supply Chain Management (BBA-SCM) programme was selected by the Education Bureau to join the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions / Sectors (SSSDP). It is the first time in Hong Kong for self-financed undergraduate programmes to receive Government’s subsidy. Starting from the academic year 2015/16, 70 places of the BBA-SCM Programme will be subsidised by the Government with an annual amount of HK$40,000 per place for three consecutive cohorts of students.

To enhance the quality of teaching and learning, HSMC submitted two applications in the areas of English Enhancement and Putonghua Proficiency under the Quality Enhancement Support Scheme of the HKSAR Government in 2013/14. Both proposals were granted a total funding of over HK$3.65m which would help to enhance the teaching and learning of the College as a whole.

Graduate Employment and Student Internship

A survey was conducted for all degree graduates and associate degree (AD) graduates of 2013 during the period from October to December 2013. Out of the total 224 graduates, the response rate was 83%. Among the 102 respondents of degree graduates, 95% were employed full-time while the remaining 5% were mainly searching for jobs related to their academic studies.

Among the 83 respondents of AD graduates, 77% pursued full-time further studies and 22% took up full-time employment. Students who pursued further studies mainly took the full-time self-financed top-up degree programmes in Hong Kong, and 5 students took the publicly-funded top-up degree programmes.

According to a survey conducted by the College’s Careers Office, employers regard our students as having good working attitude, showing strong devotion to learning and work, active in participation, being presentable and possessing satisfactory job knowledge. In general, HSMC students have projected positive impression to the employers, who often express appreciation and willingness to hire our students and graduates.

In 2013/14, the Careers Office solicited over 560 potential offers from more than 130 employers in Hong Kong, mainland China and the United States, among which over 460 were confirmed offers taken up by our students. In general, about 60% of each cohort were offered an internship opportunity.

Two international internship programmes were also successfully launched in the USA during the summer of 2014 to promote students’ global perspectives and sharpen their workplace skills.

Student Growth and Achievements

The total number of students as of the 2nd week of Semester 1, 2013/14 was 3,927, an increase of 16.4% as compared to 2012/13. There were 781 graduates in 2014, an increase of 249% as compared to 2013 due to the first cohort of Year 1 students admitted to the College graduated in 2014.

It is gratifying to learn that 2013/14 is a rewarding year for our students. The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong (CILTHK), in collaboration with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, held the Annual Student Day on 8 March 2014. Out of the nine participating teams from different institutions of Hong Kong and Macau, the HSMC team of five students from the Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in
Supply Chain Management programme received the First runner-up award in the competition.

The HSMC Annual Scholarship and Academic Award Presentation Ceremony was held on 22 March 2014. More than 560 scholarships and academic awards were presented to students in recognition of their academic performance.

A team of 14 students, representing 98 HSMC awardees, received the Outstanding Performance Scholarship, Best Progress Award, Talent Development Scholarship and Reaching Out Award from the HKSAR Government Self-financing Post-secondary Education Fund in April 2014. The total value of the scholarships received was amounted to HK$2,840,000.
Out of the 125 participating teams in The Young Entrepreneurs Development Council Entrepreneurs’ Challenge (YDC E-Challenge) 2014, the team “Onepoint” comprising two HSMC BBA Year 4 students and a student from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, won three prizes in the competition, namely, First runner-up in the YDC Entrepreneurs’ Challenge 2014, Silver Award of HKSTPC Technopreneur Award and the Champion of Best Visual Presentation Award. The team also received the most number of awards in the competition and was given the opportunity to represent Hong Kong to attend related conference or workshop in Asia and present its business plan and well-developed apps to the public in Science Park.

Students of the School of Communication and the School’s newspaper “Enlightenment Post” received a total of 6 prizes in 2014 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. The prizes include Winner, First and Second Runners-up in “Best News Video Reporting (Chinese)”, First Runner-up in “Best Features Video Reporting (Chinese)”, Second Runner-up in “Best News Reporting (Chinese)”, and
First Runner-up in “Best News Page Design (English)”.

Students have also won various awards in the business, language, music and sports areas as detailed in the chapter “Students’ Outstanding Achievements”.

Governance and Organisation Structure

In view of the latest College development, the Management revisited the membership composition and terms of reference of the Academic Board, the Senior Management Committee and the Standing Committees under them. Together with the refined
roles and responsibilities in academic departments, the changes took effect from the academic year 2014/15.

To achieve management effectiveness and efficiency and allow more room for strategic growth, the School of Business was restructured to become the School of Business and the School of Decision Sciences. The Department of Mathematics & Statistics and
Department of Supply Chain Management will become the constituent departments of the new School of Decision Sciences with effect from 2014/15.

With the launch of the Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Management programme in September 2014, the Department of Management will be established by separating from the Department of Marketing and Management starting from 2014/15.

To cope with future discipline diversity of the College and plans of offering more social science programmes, the School of Humanities will be renamed as School of Humanities and Social Science, with effect from 2014/15.

Global Partnerships

To enrich students’ learning experience and to contribute to the cultural diversity on campus, the College is actively engaged in academic links both with the mainland and
in the international arena, and is a proactive supporter of student exchange to various parts of the world. As at August 2014, the College has established partnerships and signed academic agreements with 22 overseas institutions from Asia (China, South Korea, Taiwan), Europe (Finland, France, Monaco, Scotland) and North America (Canada and USA).

Institutional Advancement

The College community is most grateful to the great support of donors and the social recognition of our efforts. A total of HK$64,989,500 was raised during the period from August 2012 to July 2014 which was eligible for the 6th Matching Grant Scheme. As a result, HSMC has successfully secured a matching grant of HK$62,409,250 under the scheme, bringing the total funds raised to more than HK$127 million.

The College accords our most profound thanks to our list of benefactors, including Board of Governors and College Council members, members of Fundraising and Donation Committee, as well as community leaders, alumni, staff and students. The donations will be contributed towards the campus expansion, student development and the future of HSMC.

Campus Development

The academic year 2013/14 year is a fleeting moment of HSMC in terms of campus development, witnessed by the completion of the Sports and Amenities Centre (Block B), the HSMC Plaza at Site C and the Academic and Administration Building (Block D) in the same year. With the completion of these buildings, and together with the future Student Residence Halls, we aim to create a dynamic learning environment fostering academic, intellectual and social exchange conducive to the pursuit of academic excellence and all-round development of students.

The College upholds residential college (RC) experience as an integral part of our Liberal + Professional education model and plays a pivotal role in the all-round development of students. In recognition of the pledged donation from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the Groundbreaking Ceremony of the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls at Site F was held on 28 March 2014. The College was also pleased that the Student Residence Halls were awarded the Provisional “Platinum” rating (under BEAM Plus Version 1.2) by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) in June 2014. It is the first student residential hall in Hong Kong to receive such recognition, which has also manifested the College’s commitment to environmental protection and campus sustainability.

The whole College community is indeed looking forward to the completion of the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls in the third quarter of 2015, which will accommodate about 1,200 students (plus 4 apartments for Masters, 4 apartments for Associate Masters and 18 studios for Hall Tutors), for students to enjoy a unique residential college experience combining living with learning.

Other College-wide Projects and Awards Received

The Junzi Corporation Survey (君子企業調查) aimed to promote business ethics and corporate social responsibility and the Pledging Ceremony of the 2014 Survey was held on 26 April 2014 with around 40 students inaugurated as surveyors of the project. Under faculty members’ guidance and supervision, the survey was successfully conducted by HSMC students from mid-June to August 2014. The survey results would be released and the Award Presentation Ceremony would be conducted in early 2015.

The College acquired the Gold Award of the Web Accessibility Recognition Scheme from the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer, which showed the Government’s recognition on the College’s web accessibility.

Forging Ahead with the Strategic Plan 2013-2018
The Management of the College promulgated the HSMC 5-year Strategic Plan 2013-2018 in September 2013 and set forth the “Roadmap for HSMC to Pursue Private University Status” in May 2014. In July 2014, the Management reviewed the progress of the Strategic Plan, identified the major achievements and deliberated on the follow-up actions in the areas of developing executive training programmes and massive open
online courses, promoting e-learning, identifying 3 to 5 strategic research areas at institutional level, and so forth, with the aim to achieve the strategic goals and the roadmap to university as stated in the Plan.

Concluding Remarks

Students admitted by HSMC are outstanding ones with dreams, diligence and passion. They are proactive in improving the society while upholding principles and beliefs. Being the President, I will support students on their all-round education, on exploring their own interests and realising their potentials. I trust that the pleasant and humanistic campus environment will provide our students with ample opportunities for self-development, thus stimulating active participation and creativity in their college life, and nurturing responsible future leaders of the community.

Lastly, I would like to thank the Board of Governors and College Council for their leadership and guidance, and the team of committed and professional staff and the College community for their support, without which the College would not be able to accomplish what we have achieved today. Together, we shall continue to build upon the foundation we have laid and reach new heights to be a leading private university in the near future.

Professor Simon S M Ho
President

Message from Chairman, Steering Committee on Campus Expansion

Stepping into her 4th year, Hang Seng Management College is proud to own her green campus for academic, experiential and collaborative learning. By 2014, HSMC has substantially completed the 5-year Master Campus Expansion Plan. The jigsaw puzzle is almost in place, with the last piece, the Student Residence Halls, to be completed in 2015 for a total campus gross floor area of 66,300 square metres. The puzzle could be further fine-tuned in the future, with Site C to be developed, subject to design approval and funding availability, to reach a campus gross floor area of 80,000 square metres.

S H Ho Academic Building (Block A), Sports and Amenities Centre (Block B), Academic and Administration Building (Block D) and HSMC Plaza (at Site C)

Two years ago on 1 September 2012, the S H Ho Academic Building (Block A) was completed for the 2012/13 class commencement. A year thereafter in 2013/14, two further composite buildings --- the Sports and Amenities Centre (Block B), and the Academic and Administration Building (Block D) --- as well as the HSMC Plaza (at Site C) were completed. It is indeed a milestone in the College campus development project.

The Sports and Amenities Centre (Block B) is a student-centred 4-storey building, with a 6-lane indoor swimming pool, Sports Hall, Fitness Centre, Dance Studio, Music Room, Multipurpose Room, a two-level canteen/restaurant, a garden and offices for the Student Unions, Student Associations and Student Societies for their planning and coordination of activities and social gatherings. Different sports activities coupled with
trainings by professional coaches were welcomed by staff and students during the year.

The HSMC Plaza at Site C comprises the Green Courtyard, Water Cascades and the proposed Clock Tower where staff and students can enjoy the green vista and the open area for social and intellectual interactions. This Site could be further developed to form the focal point of the campus in the future.

The Academic and Administration Building (Block D) is a 10-storey building and serves as an academic hub for teaching and learning as well as staff offices. The Auditorium and College Chamber, both equipped with simultaneous interpretation facilities and AV system, are the highlights of the building. The Auditorium is an ideal venue for exhibitions and large-scale events/performances, while the College Chamber holds official functions, receives academic delegations, conducts signing ceremonies and
serves as an important venue for College-wide committee meetings.

An important characteristic of Block D is the adoption of the chilled-ceiling system in place of the traditional air-conditioning system. A survey was conducted in 2013/14
with the finding that the chilled-ceiling system could save around 41% energy of a building when compared to the traditional air-conditioning system (FCU and VAV system) adopted for Grade A office buildings, gently reminding us of the importance of environmental protection to achieve an environmentally-friendly and sustainable campus.

HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls (Site F)

While Block B, Block D and the HSMC Plaza have been completed in 2013/14, the construction works of the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls at Site F have
also commenced at full speed, expected to be completed by the third quarter of 2015 ready for occupancy in the academic year 2015/16. The Student Residence Halls will
accommodate 4 Student Halls for about 1,200 students (plus 4 apartments for Masters, 4 apartments for Associate Masters and 18 studios for Hall Tutors).

To commemorate the groundbreaking of the Site and in recognition of the pledged donation of HK$200 million from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the 13
Groundbreaking Ceremony of the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls was held on 28 March 2014. Around 100 guests, alumni, staff and students attended the event and enjoyed the day.

While the Construction Team is gearing fully towards construction works, the Landscape Consultant is also planning the soft landscape of the Site, such as selecting
plants and different bamboo along the footpath from the main campus to the residence halls, key positions at the main entrance and all round the campus areas.

The College Management, together with the Steering Committee on Campus Expansion, have also decided to adopt the BIM (Building Information Model) system for the Student Residence Halls as it is a good tool for building works, estate management, operation and maintenance, especially in checking inconsistencies and clashes before actual construction so as to reduce future wastage and avoid abortive work. The consultant
has provided the clash analysis report and critical dates for completion of each floor of each Block for review by the Project Team. Further sophisticated models at a higher level will be produced at a later stage. The BIM system also enables a legacy for facilities management into the future.

“Platinum” rating under BEAM Plus

The Student Residence Development Project at Site F has achieved the provisional “Platinum” rating in the Provisional Assessment under BEAM Plus Version 1.2, from the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) on 9 June 2014. It is the first student residential hall in Hong Kong to receive such recognition. At the time of writing, it was learnt that the S H Ho Academic Building at Site A has also achieved the “Platinum” rating in the Final Assessment under BEAM Plus Version 1.1 of HKGBC. HSMC is again the first tertiary institution to obtain Platinum rating in BEAM Plus Final Assessment,
which has manifested the College’s commitment to environmental protection and campus sustainability.

The College Management, together with the Steering Committee on Campus Expansion, will continue to promote environmental awareness among the College community to induce behavioural changes of the students and other users, thereby making the future world a better place to live in.

For this 5-year development plan, the Steering Committee on Campus Expansion is happy to report the timely completion of the projects, all within the budgeted expenditure.

Site C Development and “The Water Projects”

For the year 2013/14, the campus development project did not simply end with the completion of Block B, Block D and the HSMC Plaza at the front portion of Site C. The College is working proactively on the potential future development of Site C into the focal point of the campus, together with “The Water Projects”.

The future development of Site C involves demolition of the current staff and student quarters and Block M to be developed into a large academic and administration composite complex with classrooms, podium, courtyard, staff offices and car-parking spaces. The development of Site C is subject to design approval and availability of funds.

The whole College community is also looking forward with great eagerness to “The Water Projects”.

HSMC, being a green-field college, aims at providing Liberal + Professional education to students. The College is also working on the vitalisation of the stream, to add unique humanitarian elements and eco-features to the College and to help give life to the whole campus when all the buildings / hardwares of Blocks A, B, D and HSMC Plaza have been completed. Ideas about the Project include the embodiment of habitats for aquatic life at different locations at the bottom of the stream, such as provision of features for fish shelters and fish ladders with steps of pools and small waterfalls formed from randomly placed boulders and cobbles which mimics a natural stream course.

Concluding Remarks

Every time I look back at the campus development project, my heartfelt appreciation goes to the Project Teams for their hard work and perseverance in completing the jigsaw puzzle within such a short period of time. I am also grateful to the College Council and Board of Governors for their support, and invaluable input from staff and students of the College Community for helping us realise our dreams. The Steering Committee on
Campus Expansion will continue its mission to explore, plan and create an integrated environment that supports the intellectual curiosity, social well-being and spiritual life of the vibrant learning community of HSMC.

To conclude, may I once again solicit your continuous generous support to the College to spur our young generations to fulfil their aspirations for higher education in a green and sustainable campus at HSMC, in readiness to serve the community of the future in a sustainable manner!

Mr Martin Tam Tin Fong
Chairman
Steering Committee on Campus Expansion

Vision, Mission and Strategic Objectives

VISION

To be a leading private university, recognised for excellence in teaching, learning and research, especially in the areas of business and management.

MISSION
To advance knowledge and understanding of human activities, especially those related to business and management; to nurture innovative and enterprising leaders for a knowledge-based economy; to provide an education which focuses on theoretical exploration, professional knowledge and skills as well as business ethics; and to be committed to free enquiry and responsible scholarship.

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

1 To afford a modern and stimulating campus environment to facilitate and support teaching and learning activities.
2 To develop and offer innovative academic programmes which respond to changing community needs.
3 To provide a holistic and challenging educational experience for students.
4 To cultivate students’ global perspective through internationalisation.
5 To develop strategic partnerships with industries and businesses.
6 To create internship opportunities for students to gain practical experience in the workplace.
7 To encourage and support dynamic research, initially focusing on regional relevance and gradually broadening to more extensive horizons.
8 To strengthen governance structure.
9 To enhance quality control through internal and external monitoring.
10 To explore new ways and sources of funding to augment the financial base of the College.

Governance and Administration

Board of Governors (As at 31 August 2014)

Chairman

Ms Rose LEE Wai Mun, JP
李慧敏女士, JP
Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive, 
Hang Seng Bank

Members

Mr Patrick CHAN Kwok Wai
陳國威先生
Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer,
Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited

Mr Nixon CHAN Lik Sang
陳力生先生
Executive Director and
Head of Retail Banking and Wealth Management,
Hang Seng Bank

Dr Moses CHENG Mo Chi, GBS, OBE, JP
鄭慕智博士, GBS, OBE, JP
Senior Partner,
Messrs P C Woo & Co, Solicitors and Notaries

Dr HO Tzu Leung
何子樑醫生
Director, The S H Ho Foundation Limited
Director, Bethlehem Management Limited

Mr Roger LUK Koon Hoo, BBS, JP
陸觀豪先生, BBS, JP
Honorary Professor,
Faculty of Business Administration,
Council Member and Treasurer,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Mr Martin TAM Tin Fong
譚天放先生
Founder & CEO, Able Mart Limited
Former Executive Director,
Sun Hung Kai Properties (China) Limited
FHKIA, Registered Architect

Mrs Patricia WONG LAM Sze Wan
黃林詩韻女士
Chairman, Sotheby’s Asia

Prof Richard WONG Yue Chim
王于漸教授
Professor of Economics,
Philip Wong Kennedy Wong Professor in Political
Economy, School of Economics and Finance,
The University of Hong Kong

Mr Silas YANG Siu Shun
楊紹信先生
Chairman of Regional Asia Board,
PricewaterhouseCoopers

College Council (As at 31 August 2014)

Chairman

Ms Rose LEE Wai Mun, JP
李慧敏女士, JP
Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive,
Hang Seng Bank

Members

Mr Nixon CHAN Lik Sang
陳力生先生
Executive Director and
Head of Retail Banking and Wealth Management,
Hang Seng Bank

Prof Andrew CHAN Chi Fai, SBS, JP
陳志輝教授, SBS, JP
Head, Shaw College and Director, EMBA Programme,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Dr Karen CHAN
陳羅潔湘博士
Vice-President (Organisational Development),
Hang Seng Management College

Prof CHAN Tsang Sing, BBS
陳增聲教授, BBS
Shun Hing Chair Professor of Marketing,
Department of Marketing and International Business,
Lingnan University

Mr CHENG Kam Por
鄭錦波先生
Sole Proprietor,
KP Cheng & Co, Certified Public Accountant

Prof Gilbert FONG Chee fun
方梓勳教授
Provost,
Hang Seng Management College

Prof Simon HO Shun Man
何順文教授
President,
Hang Seng Management College
(With effect from 15 May 2014)

Prof LEE Tien Sheng
李天生教授
Vice-President (Academic and Research),
Hang Seng Management College
(With effect from 6 November 2013 and
until 31 August 2014)

Miss TONG Hing Min
唐慶綿女士

Dr Brossa WONG Yeuk Ha
黃若霞博士
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of
School of Business,
Hang Seng Management College
(Elected Staff Representative)

College Officers (As at 31 August 2014)

President
Prof Simon HO Shun Man
何順文教授

Dean of School of Business
Prof Raymond SO Wai Man, JP
蘇偉文教授, JP

Provost
Dean of School of Translation
Prof Gilbert FONG Chee Fun
方梓勳教授

Dean of School of Humanities
Prof Thomas LUK Yun Tong
陸潤棠教授

Vice-President (Academic and Research)
Prof LEE Tien Sheng
李天生教授

Director of Finance
Ms Alice WONG Nga Lai
黃雅麗女士

Vice-President (Organisational Development)
Dr Karen CHAN
陳羅潔湘博士

Director of Student Affairs
Ms Linda NG Mei Li
伍美莉女士

Associate Vice-President (Curriculum)
Prof LAU Ho Fuk
劉可復教授
(Until 31 July 2014)

College Librarian
Ms Serena LAW Yuk Lin
羅玉蓮女士

Associate Vice-President
(Communications and Public Affairs)
Dean of School of Communication
Prof Scarlet TSO Hung
曹虹教授

Registrar
Mr Cornelius MAN Chi Kwong
萬志光先生

Highlights of the Year

Highlights of the Year

Convocation (30 August 2013)

HSMC started the academic year 2013/14 with a Convocation Ceremony held at the College Hall where incoming new students received a warm welcome to the College.

Publication and Promulgation of Strategic Plan (September 2013)

The HSMC’s Five-Year Strategic Plan for 2013-2018 “Roadmap to University and Beyond” was published and promulgated to all staff and students via the College website, posters and banners on campus at the beginning of the academic year 2013/14.

HSMC - Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) Investment Competition 2013 (September to December 2013)

The “HSMC - Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management ETF Investment Competition 2013” was held during the first semester, 2013/14, with three celebrities chosen for three student teams to design an ETF investment portfolio for each one of them to match their investment goals. It was the first ETF investment competition in Hong Kong with the aim of educating Hong Kong youngsters to adopt proper investment attitude and method in achieving realistic investment goals.

Parents’ Reception (5 October 2013)

HSMC held its first Parents’ Reception to provide an opportunity for existing students and their parents to meet with the senior management, School Deans, Heads and teachers and to learn about the College’s latest developments as well as various student support services. Campus tours were also arranged for the parents to visit the latest
teaching and learning facilities of the College.

Graduation Ceremony 2013 (29 November 2013)

The HSMC Graduation Ceremony 2013 celebrated the graduation of over 220 students, with 130 Bachelor’s degree and 94 Associate degree awarded at the Ceremony.

HSMC Information Days 2013/14 (7 December 2013 and 14 June 2014)

HSMC held two Information Days during the academic year 2013/14 to promote its degree programmes to prospective students and their parents and showcase the latest campus development to the public. Over 1,600 secondary school students and their parents visited the exhibition booths and attended the information sessions introducing the College’s degree programmes. Some of the visitors joined the campus tours and were impressed with the College’s new and modern teaching and learning facilities.

The 3rd Junzi Corporation Survey Award Presentation Ceremony 2013 (9 January 2014)

Nineteen corporations from six different industries, including public transportation and service, media, banking and insurance, supermarket and retail, hotel and tourism and the catering industry were honoured as “Junzi Corporations” which were willing to take up corporate social responsibilities in various dimensions at the 3rd Junzi Corporation Survey Award Presentation Ceremony 2013, organised annually by the HSMC Department of Marketing and Management.

Annual Academic Planning Retreat (10 January 2014) and Retreat for Heads and Senior Staff of Administrative Offices (17 January 2014)

The College held its annual Academic Planning Retreat at The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Beas River Country Club, Sheung Shui on 10 January 2014, with over 110 participants. The theme was ‘Re-structuring: A University Paradigm’. The Heads and senior staff of Administrative Offices also held a staff Retreat at the Regal Riverside Hotel, Shatin with over 40 participants. The theme was “Quality Service CPU”. There were fruitful discussions on the core elements of quality service, positioning of HSMC’s service level, key communication strategies as well as a desirable infrastructure for quality service.

Job Fair (6 and 7 March 2014)

HSMC held a 2-day Job Fair to provide an opportunity for students to meet with prospective employers from different fields and representatives from professional bodies. 1,500 participating students took the opportunity to visit the Job Fair to
obtain recruitment information, submit applications and attend on-site interviews.

Prof Simon S M Ho assumed duty as HSMC President (17 March 2014)

Prof Simon S M Ho assumed duty as HSMC President on 17 March 2014. Upon joining
the College, President Ho shared his vision, in his letter to the College community, the adoption of the Liberal + Professional education model to further the College’s fine
traditions and to lead the College to pursue private university status.

Caring Organisation 2013/14 (March 2014)

HSMC was awarded the Caring Organisation Logo in March 2014 by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, in recognition of the College’s commitment in caring for the community, caring for the employees and caring for the environment over the past year.

Approval of Five New Degree Programmes (18 March 2014)

Five new degree programmes, namely, BBA (Honours) in Financial Analysis, BBA (Honours) in Corporate Governance, BBA (Honours) in Management, Bachelor of Management Science and Information Management (Honours) and Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science and Business Intelligence, were approved by the Chief Executive-in-Council at the Executive Council meeting held on 18 March 2014 for introduction in 2014/15.

Career Teachers’ Day at HSMC (22 March 2014)

HSMC held a Career Teachers’ Day with the aim of promoting the College’s programmes to the secondary school principals and teachers.

Scholarship and Academic Award Presentation Ceremony (22 March 2014)

More than 560 scholarships and academic awards were presented to students in recognition of their academic performance during the HSMC Annual Scholarship and
Academic Award Presentation Ceremony. President Ho, the College senior management and donors encouraged and congratulated the awardees for their achievements.

HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls Groundbreaking Ceremony (28 March 2014)

HSMC held a Groundbreaking Ceremony of the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls on 28 March 2014, and showed appreciation to The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust which pledged a donation of HK$200 million towards the construction cost of new student residence halls. The Ceremony was officiated by Ms Rose Lee, JP, Chairman of Board of Governors and College Council, Mr Philip N L Chen, GBS, JP, Steward of The Hong Kong Jockey Club, Mr Martin Tam, Member of Board of Governors and Chairman of the Steering Committee on Campus Expansion and President Ho with around 100 participants.

Meeting with Shatin District Secondary School Principals (4 April 2014)

HSMC hosted a meeting cum luncheon with the Shatin District Secondary School Principals. President Ho took the opportunity to share the latest development of the College with the principals and teachers.

Web Accessibility Recognition Scheme Gold Award 2014 (14 April 2014)

HSMC won the Gold Award of “Web Accessibility Recognition Scheme 2014” organised by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer and the Equal Opportunities Commission, which shows the Government’s appreciation on the College’s effective web
accessibility.

Ceremony in Appreciation of Milton Holdings International Limited (12 June 2014)

HSMC held an appreciation lunch and ceremony to honour the generous donation and installation of recycled rubber flooring in the Fitness Centre of Block B from Milton Holdings International Limited.

Achievement of BEAM Plus Platinum Award (August 2014)

The HSMC Student Residence Halls Project at Site F has achieved the “Platinum” rating in the Provisional Assessment under BEAM Plus Version 1.2 of the Hong Kong Green Building Council. It is the first student residential hall in Hong Kong receiving such recognition, which has also manifested the College’s commitment to environmental protection and campus sustainability.

Feature Stories

New President of HSMC – A Strong Believer in the Transformative Power of Education

The Board of Governors and College Council of Hang Seng Management College (HSMC) unanimously approved the recommendation of the Search Committee in September 2013 to appoint Prof Simon S M Ho as the new President of the College for a period of five years and Prof Ho assumed office in March 2014.

President Simon S M Ho is a distinguished management scholar with an excellent track record of experience in university teaching, research and administration. He attained his PhD Degree in Accounting & Finance in the University of Bradford and MSc Degree in Information Systems (with Distinctions) in the London School of Economics and Political Science. An international expert in corporate governance, he has published widely on a variety of topics within his sphere of interest. In 2008, the Aspen Institute in the US awarded him their Faculty Pioneer Award and he was named as one of the “100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics” by Ethisphere, one of the world’s best-known business ethics and anti-corruption organisations. His public service work includes serving as a member of a number of Hong Kong SAR Government Committees, and he is Founding President or Vice-President of several professional organisations.

Before joining HSMC, President Ho was the Vice Rector (Academic Affairs) of the University of Macau, former Dean of the Business School at Hong Kong Baptist University, and former Director of the School of Accountancy at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. His devotion to education during the past years enriched his experiences in governing and leading a university, broadening his horizons and forming a strong
collaboration with other outstanding universities.

In his first open letter to the HSMC College community upon assumption of duty on 17 March 2014, President Ho wrote “The College’s vision and core values match closely with my own ideas about university education - to nurture young talents with independent thinking, innovative mind, human care, ethics and social responsibility. I chose to join the HSMC Family, in the hope of working together with fellow colleagues,
students and alumni, to further the College’s fine traditions and spirit and to scale new heights.”

On various occasions, President Ho shared his education philosophy with the HSMC community to adopt the Liberal + Professional education model. President Ho’s education philosophy of HSMC encompasses the following four keywords:

Humanistic Perspectives,
Professional Management,
Ethical Leadership, and
Social Responsibility.

At the 2014 Graduation Ceremony, when speaking to the graduates, President Ho said, “With our Liberal + Professional education model laying a strong foundation for your future development and helping to cultivate independent thinking, innovative mind,
communication skills, a caring attitude and a sense of social responsibility, I sincerely hope that you, as graduates of Hang Seng Management College, will face the modern world boldly as self-reflective, grateful and fulfilled persons.”

President Ho also commends the close teacher-student relationship in a small-size university like HSMC. He encourages students to “interact deeply with at least one teacher each semester, as some of them may be your mentors and friends for the rest of your life. When I look back upon my life, I can identify at least two undergraduate teachers whose support and guidance after my graduation were valuable beyond measures.” President Ho also believes that Liberal + Professional education can be achieved through the formal and informal curriculum. Life education in the new residential colleges will provide students with ample opportunities for self-learning and self-management whereby students will combine living with learning and enrich their all-round development.

In addition to the professional academic team, President Ho believes that an environmentally-friendly and humanistic campus also has huge impact on students’ learning and college life. With the extensive use of bamboo material in the state-of-the-art new buildings, President Ho wishes students to maximize their potential in this “bamboo university”.

“Bamboo is sustainable & eco-friendly, it signifies upright integrity with resilience, and has a perfect balance of grace & strength. Physically, I hope our students will learn and enjoy studying in an environmentally-friendly surrounding. Spiritually, I hope our students will be as upright, graceful, humble and simple as the bamboo.”

With President Ho’s passion for education and dedication to students’ learning, HSMC is delighted to receive him as the new President leading the College to scale new heights along the way to becoming a leading private university.

by Staff Reporter of
Communications and Public Affairs Office

HSMC Recieved HK$11.3 million for 22 Research Projects in the Competitive Research Funding Schemes

In December 2013, the Research Grants Council (RGC) of the University Grants Committee (UGC) launched the first-of-its kind research funding exercise to support the research development of the self-financing degree sector. The exercise comprised three different funding schemes, namely the Institutional Development Scheme (IDS), Inter-Institutional Development Scheme (IIDS) and Faculty Development Scheme (FDS); which were all geared toward building up the research capabilities of the local self-financing tertiary institutions. The RGC received a total of 240 applications from seven eligible institutions, including HSMC. After a rigorous peer review process, the RGC approved a total research grant of HK$100.86 million for 63 funded projects.

HSMC has performed impressively in this research funding exercise, receiving a funding amount of HK$11.3 million for 22 of its projects, which represented the greatest number of successful projects among all participants and 45% success rate in its submitted 
applications. These 22 projects covered a wide range of areas ranging from business studies (e.g. finance, marketing, management, operational research, and supply chain decarbonisation), humanities and social sciences (e.g. consumer psychology, classical
paleography, media and communication, language teaching and learning, legal bilingualism, philosophy and sociology) to engineering and physical sciences (e.g. applied mathematics, data science, probability and statistics and signal and image processing). These projects are expected to commence in the fourth quarter of 2014 or the first quarter of 2015. For further details on these projects, please refer to the Appendices.

Five New Academic Programmes Successfully Validated in 2013/14

As an important part of the College’s Five-year Strategic Plan, the College continued to develop new degree programmes in response to community needs and took a great leap forward in 2013/14, by designing five new innovative degree programmes which were all successfully validated within the year. These five degree programmes are: Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Financial Analysis (BBA-FA), Bachelor of Management System and Information Management (Honours) (BMSIM), Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Corporate Governance (BBA-CG), Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) in Management (BBA-MGT), and Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Data Science and Business Intelligence (BSc-DSBI).

Led by Prof Gilbert Fong, Acting President, the College’s senior management team, Deans, Heads and members of the Programme Planning Committees met with the Combined Validation Panels for BBAFA and BMSIM organised by the Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications (HKCAAVQ) in April 2013; and with the Combined Validation Panels for BBA-CG, BBA-MGT and BSc- DSBI in October 2013.

The College soon learnt that all five new degree programmes were successfully validated, with the Statements of Accreditation (SoA) received for both BBA-FA and BMSIM in November 2013, and for the other three degree programmes (BBA-CG, BBA-MGT and BSc-DSBI) in December 2013, with clean passes. In March 2014, the Chief Executive-in-Council gave the College official approval, for all five degree programmes to be launched in September 2014.

BBA-CG, BBA-MGT, BSc-DSBI on-site visit on 23-25 October 2013

BBA-CG, BBA-MGT, BSc-DSBI Celebration Dinner on 1 November 2013

Junzi Corporation Survey 2013


The Junzi Corporation Survey (君子企業調查) is a largescale public survey conducted annually by Hang Seng Management College. The survey evaluates the extent to which a corporation’s actions are in accordance with the Confucian concept of Junzi (君子) and Junzi’s five virtues: Ren (仁) 、Yi (義) 、Li (禮) 、Zhi (智) 、Xin (信).

The data collection of the 2013 survey was carried out from June to August, resulting in 2,313 questionnaires. The survey was conducted near MTR stations and in shopping malls all over Hong Kong. The survey reflected the perceptions of the public towards business ethics being practised in Hong Kong.

The Junzi Corporation Survey Award Presentation Ceremony was successfully held on 9 January 2014. A press briefing session was held prior to the ceremony to announce the findings. The event received much media attention. News articles about the event appeared in Ming Pao, Sky Post, Hong Kong Economic Times and Sing Tao Daily. At the Award Presentation Ceremony, HSMC received many guests from various academic
and business backgrounds. Honorary guests included the following: Ms Susanna Chiu (2013 President of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants), Prof Alan Tse (The Chinese University of Hong Kong), along with many company representatives who came to share their insights on business ethics and corporate social responsibility.

Prof Gilbert Fong, Provost and Acting President of the College, remarked in his welcoming speech that the Junzi Corporation Survey benefits society by encouraging businesses to seriously adhere to the philosophy of corporate social responsibility. Ms
Susanna Chiu further commented that enterprises of the 21st century can draw “nutrients” from the wisdoms of the five Junzi virtues.

A total of 20 awards were presented, with 19 companies receiving the “Junzi Gold Award (君子企業金獎)”, three of which received the “Exemplary Business (商道典
範) Award”. One company received both the Ren (仁) Award and the Yi (義) Award, and three other companies received the Li (禮) Award, Zhi (智) Award, and Xin (信)
Award, respectively.

Award Categories: Exemplary Business (商道典範) Award
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Radio Television Hong Kong
Hong Kong Tramways Limited
Ocean Park (brand: Hong Kong Ocean Park)

Award Categories: Ren (仁) Award
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Radio Television Hong Kong

Award Categories: Yi (義) Award
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Radio Television Hong Kong

Award Categories: Li (禮) Award
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Hong Kong Tramways Limited

Award Categories: Zhi (智) Award
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Ocean Park (brand: Hong Kong Ocean Park)

Award Categories: Xin (信) Award
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Hang Seng Bank Limited

Award Categories: Junzi Gold Award(君子企業金獎)
Winners of the Junzi Corporation Survey Award 2013:
Radio Television Hong Kong
Hong Kong Tramways Limited
Ocean Park (brand: Hong Kong Ocean Park)
Hang Seng Bank Limited
CEC International Holdings Limited (brand: 759)
International Housewares Retail Company Limited
Dairy Farm International Holdings Limited (brand: IKEA)
Star Ferry Company Limited
AEON Stores (Hong Kong) Co Limited (brand: AEON)
The Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels, Limited (brand: The Peninsula Hong Kong)
Media Chinese International Limited (brand: Ming Pao)
Fast Retailing Co, Limited (brand: UNIQLO)
Shangri-La Hotel
HYFCO Travel Agency Limited
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong
Hongkong Post
SCMP Group Limited (brand: South China Morning Post)
The Miramar Group (brand: The Mira Hong Kong)
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc (brand: Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel)

HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls

The construction of the new Student Residence Halls began in March 2014, marking an important step forward in the College’s Campus Expansion Project. As part of the Campus Expansion Plan, the Student Residence Halls play an important role in providing hall life education as a part of students’ living and learning experience and all-round development.

The College is delighted to have received the generous support from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust which pledged a donation of HK$200 million towards the construction cost of the new Student Residence Halls.

The Student Residence Halls, which consist of three blocks and provide a gross floor area of 14,525 square metres, will be able to accommodate about 1,200 students in around 400 units. It is expected that the halls will be completed for occupancy in the academic year 2015/16.

A Groundbreaking Ceremony of the Student Residence Halls was held on 28 March 2014. Ms Rose Lee, JP, Chairman of Board of Governors and College Council, Mr Philip N L Chen, GBS, JP, Steward of Hong Kong Jockey Club, Mr Martin Tam, Member of Board of Governors and Chairman of Steering Committee on Campus Expansion and President Simon S M Ho, officiated at the Ceremony. Over a hundred guests, staff and students attended the Ceremony and witnessed the historical moment of HSMC.

At the Ceremony, President Ho thanked the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust for their generous donation towards the construction cost of the Halls. He remarked, “Residence hall education can play a pivotal role in this process, and in fact it is an integral part of our Liberal + Professional education model.”

The Student Residence Halls, which enjoy an open and unobstructed view of the Tate’s Cairn Tunnels’ entrance runway, are designed to fully integrate environmental elements and to continue the College’s theme of “sustainability” and “green campus” in the Campus Expansion Project. More than 40% of the area will be covered in greenery, including a vertical green wall and a green roof, which is covered with plants and high solar reflectance index (SRI) materials that can effectively reduce temperature increases brought about by sunlight.

In order to reduce carbon emissions from vehicles transporting materials to the site, most of the construction materials are sourced from nearby. In addition, the construction site is operated with high environmental standards. Sophisticated solar
photovoltaic panels are used to support the lighting systems in the hallways and public facilities. With other energy-saving measures in ventilation, air conditioning and water heaters, it is expected that the design will reduce approximately 414,000kg greenhouse gas emissions each year in the future which is equivalent to planting a thousand trees. To control water consumption, maximum flow restriction devices will be used in all dormitory bathrooms, kitchen, toilets, enabling the College to save more than 30% water consumption.

The College is glad to report that the Student Residence Halls project has achieved the “Platinum” rating in the Provisional Assessment of the BEAM Plus Assessment Scheme Version 1.2 conducted by Hong Kong Green Building Council. It is the first student hostel among all Hong Kong tertiary education institutions to receive such honourable recognition. The rating will be confirmed in the final assessment after the entire project is completed.

HSMC Students’ Outstanding Achievement in the YDC E-Challenge 2014

Ms Nisa Leung, Director of the YDC and the First Runner-up HSMC / CUHK team –One point

The Young Entrepreneurs Development Council Entrepreneurs’ Challenge (YDC E-Challenge), a business plan competition open to full-time students of local universities and other tertiary institutions, has been organised by YDC in collaboration with Stanford University annually since the year 2000. The competition is designed to provide students with exposure to the entrepreneurial community and help them develop the skills required to facilitate an entrepreneurial spirit and mindset. It comprises a series of workshops to develop the core competencies of future entrepreneurs, networking events that provide a platform for students to meet potential investors, mentorship
programmes for students to seek advice and guidance, and business showcases for students to present their business plans and compete for prizes and recognition from judges of different industries.

There were 125 participating teams in the YDC E-Challenge 2014. The team “Onepoint” comprising two HSMC BBA Year 4 students, Tse Chun Yin and Tsang Kei Yin, and a student from The Chinese University of Hong Kong won three prizes in the competition. The team has in fact received the largest number of awards in the competition:

• YDC E-Challenge 2014 – First Runner-up
The mobile wallet project developed by “Onepoint” received First runner-up in the competition. Its innovative mobile payment technology leapfrogged other pairing technology, such as NFC and QR codes, enabling contactless checkouts anywhere within the shop between merchants and customers.

• HKSTPC Technopreneur Award – Silver Award
The award was sponsored by the Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation, which recognises the winning teams’ innovative use of technology in the development of the modern business model.

• Best Visual Presentation Award – Champion
Each participating team was required to create a one-minute video to sell their business plans online for public voting. The team with the highest number of votes was recognised as the Champion.

The Champion and First runner-up teams were given the opportunity to represent Hong Kong to attend related conferences or workshops in Asia. A showcase was also held in InnoCarnival (under Innovation and Technology Commission) in November 2014. The team was invited to present its business plan and well-developed apps to the public in the Science Park.

The Young Entrepreneurs Development Council is a non-profit organisation established by home grown entrepreneurs and professionals who believe that entrepreneurial spirit holds the key to helping young people of Hong Kong unleash their potentials and ensuring the betterment of society.

HSMC – Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management ETF Investment Competition 2013

The “HSMC – Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management ETF Investment Competition 2013” was organized by HSMC and sponsored by Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management. The competition, running from September to December 2013, was the first ever ETF investment competition held in Hong Kong which focuses on investment education. It aims to educate Hong Kong youngsters to adopt proper investment attitudes towards achieving realistic investment goals.

A total of 15 students were chosen for the competition. They were divided into three groups. Each group was given a “virtual” amount of capital worth HK$500,000 and the teams formulated appropriate investment strategies for three selected “client celebrities” (Mr Chan Yik Hei, Mr Chan Kam Hung, and Mr Shek Sau).

At the inauguration ceremony, Mr Anson Chow, Vice-President of Asia Pacific, Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management, commented that, “As a leading investment organisation in the world, Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management considers the promotion of investment education and talent nurturing as part of our commitment to corporate social responsibility. We would like to thank HSMC for giving us the opportunity to support this extremely meaningful activity. We look forward to seeing more outstanding performances from students in the future”.

The team with Mr Shek Sau as their client emerged as winners. They were chosen by a panel of distinguished judges, who were representatives appointed by the organiser, including Prof Raymond So Wai Man, Dean of School of Business, HSMC; Dr Brian Tung Wing Chiu, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Economics and Finance, HSMC and Prof Chow Ying Foon, Associate Professor, Department of Finance, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The team was able to secure an annual rate of return of 6.37% for their client and for that, they were awarded an exciting “prize” of “a study tour to Europe”.

Academic Team

Academic Team (2013/14)

The College has four Schools and each School is managed by a Dean. Under the four Schools, there are 11 Departments, each managed by a Chairperson and assisted by an Administration Head.

School of Business

Dean

Prof Raymond SO Wai Man, JP
BBA, MBA (CUHK), PhD (Louisiana State University),
CertCMPCL (Harvard Business School),
LLB (Tsinghua University), FIHRM (HK)

Accountancy

Chairperson

Dr Brossa WONG Yeuk Ha
ProfDip (PolyU), MSc (University of London),
PhD (Xiamen), FCCA, FCPA, FTIHK
(Also Associate Dean, School of Business)

Administration Head

Ms Joey LEE Hau Yee
BSc, MSc (University of Birmingham), CPA (HKICPA),
ACA (ICAEW)

Economics and Finance

Chairperson

Dr David CHUI Kam Hung
BSc (University of London),
MBA (CASS Business School, London),
PhD (University of London)

Administration Head

Dr Kenneth CHUNG Hoi Ki
MA (University of Sheffield), PGDE (CUHK),
MCS (Lutheran Theo. Seminary),
PhD (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics)

Marketing and Management

Chairperson

Dr Haksin CHAN Hak Sin
BBA (CUHK),
MBA, PhD (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Administration Head

Mr Alex LAU Yee Chau
BA (CityU), PGCE (HKU), MSc (CUHK)

Mathematics and Statistics

Chairperson

Prof TANG Man Lai
BSc, MPhil (CUHK), PhD (UCLA)

Administration Head

Dr CHOY Siu Kai
BSc, MSc, PhD (HKBU)

Supply Chain Management

Chairperson

Prof LEE Tien Sheng
BSc, MSc (National Chiao-Tung University),
MBA, PhD (University of Missouri-Columbia)

Administration Head

Dr Collin WONG Wai Hung
BEng, MPhil, PhD (CUHK)

School of Translation

Dean

Prof Gilbert FONG Chee Fun
BA (CUHK), MA (York University),
MA, PhD (University of Toronto)

Translation

Chairperson

Prof Gilbert FONG Chee Fun
BA (CUHK), MA (York University),
MA, PhD (University of Toronto)

Administration Head

Dr Shelby CHAN Kar Yan
BA, MA (CUHK), PhD (University of London)

School of Communication

Dean

Prof Scarlet TSO Hung
BA (Chu Hai College),
PGCE, MA (University of Essex),
PhD (Chu Hai University)

Journalism and Communication

Chairperson

Prof Scarlet TSO Hung
BA (Chu Hai College),
PGCE, MA (University of Essex),
PhD (Chu Hai University)

Administration Head

Mr James CHANG Chih Yu
LB (Taiwan National Chengchi University),
MA (Taiwan Tamkang University),
MA (Leeds University),
PhD Candidate (National Taiwan Normal University

School of Humanities

Dean

Prof Thomas LUK Yun Tong
BA (CUHK), MA (York University),
PhD (University of Michigan)
School of Humanities

Chinese

Chairperson

Prof Alex CHEUNG Kwong Yue
BA, MA, PhD (National Taiwan University)

Administration Head

Dr Rebecca LEUNG Mo Ling
BA (CUHK), PGCE (HKU), MPhil, PhD (CUHK)

Computing

Administration Head

Dr Willy YUE Ho Yin
BEng, MPhil (CUHK), PGDE (HKBU),
PhD (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics)

English

Chairperson

Prof Thomas LUK Yun Tong
BA (CUHK), MA (York University),
PhD (University of Michigan)

Administration Head

Mrs Anora WONG YU Kam Wan
BA (Hons) (The University of Lancaster),
MA (The University of Hull)

General Education

Chairperson

Prof Kenneth LEUNG Wai Yin
MA, PhD (The University of Minnesota)
(Until 31 December 2013)

Administration Head

Dr Victor CHAN Chi Ming
BEcon, MPhil (HKU),
PGDE, MA (CUHK), PhD (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)

Academic and Scholarly Activities

Research Grants Council’s Competitive Research Funding Schemes for the Local Self-financing Degree Sector

The Research Grants Council (RGC) approved funding for the local self-financing degree sector in August 2014 for a total of 63 projects under three schemes, namely, the Faculty Development Scheme (FDS), the Inter-Institutional Development Scheme (IIDS) and the Institutional Development Scheme (IDS) in its competitive research funding exercise 2014/15. HSMC has secured a total funding of HK$11.3m for 22 FDS and IIDS projects, representing a success rate of 45% in this exercise. The College has also achieved the highest number of supported projects among all the participating institutions. The encouraging result clearly demonstrates the College’s commitment and continuous effort to pursue excellence in research.

Research Collaboration Alliance of the Local Self-financing Degree Sector

HSMC joined the Research Collaboration Alliance of the Local Self-financing Degree Sector as a member in 2014. The Alliance is formed with six other local self-financing degree-awarding institutions, including Caritas Institute of Higher Education, Centennial College, Chu Hai College of Higher Education, Hong Kong Shue Yan University, the Open University of Hong Kong and Tung Wah College, with the aim to promote inter-institutional collaboration on research projects, and coordinate with relevant funding bodies for research, such as the Research Grants Council.

Quality Enhancement Support Scheme of the Education Bureau

To promote quality enhancement of the self-financing postsecondary sector, the Education Bureau set up the Quality Enhancement Support Scheme to support non- works projects or initiatives that help enhance teaching and learning in the sector. HSMC had submitted two applications in 2013/14 and both applications were approved with a total funding of over HK$3.65m:

• Project title: “Glocality” and Cultural Literacy: HSMC English Enhancement Project.
(Project Team: Dr Amy KONG, Prof Thomas LUK and Mrs Anora WONG, Department of English)
• Project title: Developing Language Proficiency for Postsecondary Students: Online Assessment and Self-learning of Putonghua through Gamification and Automation.
(Project Team: Prof Alex CHEUNG, Ms LAU Wai and Dr Rebecca LEUNG, Department of Chinese)

Small Research Grant Scheme of the Federation for Self-financing Tertiary Education

The Research and Development Committee of the Federation for Self-financing Tertiary Education (FSTE) has established a framework for a Small Research Grant Scheme which is aimed at supporting eligible individuals, or groups of individuals from self-financing institutions to conduct research. Three projects are granted for the year of 2013/14, with HSMC receiving two of them with a total funding of over HK$150,000:

• Project title: Can Intergroup Competition and Intragroup Evaluation Reduce the Free Rider Problem in Group Projects? – An Action Research in Business Students in Self-financing Tertiary Education in Hong Kong. (Principal Investigator: Dr Victor LAU, Department of Marketing and Management)
• Project title: Exploring Learning-oriented Assessment in HK’s Self-financing Tertiary Educational Context. (Principal Investigator: Dr Maggie MA, Department of English)

The Case Centre Awards 2014

Dr Stephen NG, Assistant Professor of Department of Supply Chain Management, won the Production and Operations Management Award of the Case Centre Awards 2014, with the topic “Operations Strategy at Galanz”. The Case Centre’s annual awards and competitions are presented annually to recognise worldwide excellence in case writing and teaching in business education.

Annual Academic Planning Retreat (10 January 2014)

The Annual Academic Planning Retreat took place at the Beas River Country Club, Sheung Shui on 10 January 2014. Over 80 staff members including the Acting President and Provost, Vice-Presidents, School Deans, Chairpersons and Administration Heads of Departments participated in the event, as well as around 34 academic staff members who volunteered to join in response to an open invitation. There was fruitful discussion amongst the participants on the theme of “Re-structuring: A University Paradigm” and the various topics for group discussion, including “An academic structure for College enhancement”, “Summer Term: developing a new academic schedule” and “New
programme development for the attainment of university status”.

First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (11 and 12 January 2014)

The Department of Supply Chain Management held its first International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” on campus with around 100 participants. The Conference aimed at highlighting the need of value creation and sustainability in supply chain management in the 21st century from a multi-disciplinary perspective. Four experts in this field, including Prof Wang Zhaohui from the Guangdong University of Business Studies, Prof Zhao Xiande from the China Europe International Business School,
Prof Minoo Tehrani from the Gabelli School of Business, Roger Williams University and Prof Eldon Li from the National Chengchi University, served as keynote speakers and gave presentations during the Conference.

Chinese Calligraphy Seminar and Exhibition (March 2014)

To promote Chinese language and culture, the Institute of Chinese Language and Culture (ICLC) held a Chinese calligraphy seminar, themed “書道與文化” on 10 March 2014. Prof Chen Ruigeng (陳瑞庚教授), a renowned Taiwanese calligrapher, was invited to share his experience and views on Chinese calligraphy and to conduct two demonstrations on Chinese calligraphy writing on 11 March 2014 at the College. His work written during the demonstrations were showcased in the exhibition “書道
與文化──陳瑞庚教授書法展” at the Library from 18 to 28 March 2014.

Guest Speaker Talk delivered by Ms Louise Ho (24 March 2014)

The Department of English invited Ms Louise Ho, Hong Kong’s most recognised contemporary poet, as the speaker of the talk “English? What’s that?” on 24 March 2014. Apart from introducing students to the characteristics of Anglo-Saxon, Middle English and modern English and the evolution of English over the years, Ms Ho also shared with them some insights and methods to study English Literature. Ms Ho and the participants also engaged in a discussion on poems during the session.

BJC Talk Series (November 2013 – April 2014)

To enrich students’ horizon and develop their analytical ability, the School of Communication launched a talk series as from October 2012 inviting professionals from various industries to share their views and experiences on their own specialty areas. The following seminars were organised during the year 2013/14:

• “A Sharing of Professional Ethical Standards Among Newspaper Industry” by Prof Joseph Chan, Chairman of the Hong Kong Press Council and Professor of Journalism and Communication of The Chinese University of Hong Kong
• “A Sharing of Corporation Communication Industry” by Dr Amen Ng, Head of Corporate Communications and Programme Standards Unit of Radio Television Hong Kong
• “Politics and Communication: Strategies and Practices” by Mr Nelson Wong, the former lawmaker and member of Democratic Party 
• “Taiwan-Hong Kong Relations: a Taste of ‘Taiwanophile’” by Ms Duh Jia Fen, Head of Liaison Section of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office
• “The Way to be a Media Multitasker” by Mr Tsang Chi Ho, a well-known host of television and radio programmes
• “Pursuit of Happiness” by Mr Lam Woon Kwong, GBS, JP, Convenor of the Executive Council
• “Governance and Policy-making in a Society with Pluralistic Demands” by Prof Anthony Cheung Bing Leung, GBS, BBS, JP, Secretary for Transport and Housing
• “From Reporting to Being Reported: Changing Dynamics of Public Affairs over Thirty Years” by Ms Catherine Choi, Public Affairs Director of CLP Power Hong Kong
• “My Life in Chinese Society” by Mr Gill Mohindepaul Singh (known as Q Bo Bo), a famous Indian artist in Hong Kong

Marketing and Management Lecture Series (21 November 2013 and 3 April 2014)

Two lectures were held by the Department of Marketing and Management in November 2013 and April 2014 respectively. Speakers shared their views on the topics concerned with the audience:

• “Daoism and Complex Adaptive Systems: Lessons for Today’s Managers” by Prof Alan Tse from the Department of Marketing, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
• “A Structured Approach to Describing Service for Creating a Delightful Experience” by Prof John Leung from the Department of Marketing, The City University of Hong Kong

Subject Talk Series (February to April 2014)

Three sessions of the Subject Talk Series “Translation Culture in Hong Kong” were conducted in the Hong Kong Central Library by Professors of the HSMC School of Translation during February to April 2014 with details as follows:

• “Translating Hong Kong” by Prof Gilbert Fong, Acting President and Provost, Dean and Professor of School of Translation
• “PR with Chinese Characteristics vs Anglo-American PR: Dilemma in PR Translation in Hong Kong” by Dr Wong Kim Fan, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Translation
• “Problems of Language and Culture in Translating Hong Kong Litigation Documents” by Dr Sin King Kui, Adjunct Professor and Special Consultant, School of Translation and Dr Elvis Lee Kim Hung, Assistant Professor, School of Translation

Distinguished Seminar (23 April 2014)

The School of Business held a distinguished seminar on “Era of RMB Internationalisation”. The guest speaker, Mr Albert Ip, Council Member, Chairman of Institutional Advancement Committee and Adjunct Professor of Lingnan University, presented the topic with real-life cases and enabled participants to gain a good insight of the topic.

Research and Publications

The College continues to provide financial support to encourage academic staff to participate in and present their research papers at local and overseas conferences. During the year 2013/14, the College provided a total sponsorship of HK$929,481 to support the presentation of 87 papers by its academic staff at local and overseas conferences. Academic staff are also encouraged to publish their research outputs in prestigious and refereed publications. Please refer to the Appendices for details of the conferences attended by academic staff and the list of academic publications for 2013/14.

Students and Graduates

Students and Graduates Statistics

Number of Students by Programme
2012/13 Total number of students: 3,191
2013/14 Total number of students: 3,753

BBA (Hons) [BBA]
2012/13 Total number of students: 1747
2013/14 Total number of students: 2083

BBA (Hons) in Supply Chain Management [BBA-SCM]
2012/13 Total number of students: 367
2013/14 Total number of students: 418

BA in English (Hons) [ENG]
2012/13 Total number of students: 67
2013/14 Total number of students: 108

Bachelor of Journalism and Communication (Hons) [BJC]
2012/13 Total number of students: 371
2013/14 Total number of students: 470

Bachelor of Translation with Business (Hons) [BTB]
2012/13 Total number of students: 222
2013/14 Total number of students: 269

Association in Business Administration [AD]
2012/13 Total number of students: 417
2013/14 Total number of students: 405

Number of Graduates by Programme
2012/13 Total number of graduates: 224
2013/14 Total number of graduates: 779

BBA (Hons) [BBA]
2012/13 Total number of students: 77
2013/14 Total number of students: 331

BBA (Hons) in Supply Chain Management [BBA-SCM]
2012/13 Total number of students: 26
2013/14 Total number of students: 114

Bachelor of Journalism and Communication (Hons) [BJC]
2012/13 Total number of students: 15
2013/14 Total number of students: 52

Bachelor of Translation with Business (Hons) [BTB]
2012/13 Total number of students: 12
2013/14 Total number of students: 30

Association in Business Administration [AD]
2012/13 Total number of students: 94
2013/14 Total number of students: 252

Figures as at 31 August 2014

What Students and Graduates Say

Students

Kay TAM Ka Man and Janet YICK Yan Hung
Bachelor of Journalism and Communication, Year 2
(Mentees, Careers Mentorship Programme)

We are truly grateful for having the opportunity to take part in the Careers Mentorship Programme. Our mentors have offered us precious chances to assist in different events, social platform and formal or informal meetings. We are inspired by people from all walks of life and are able to practise the social skills we have learnt.

Don’t hesitate to join the Careers Mentorship Programme. We are sure that your mentor will become your great friend and inspirer!

MA Lok Yung
Bachelor of Translation with Business, Year 2
(External Vice President, Student Hostel Association 2013/14)

I am glad to be one of the members of the Student Hostel Association. It presents an
opportunity for me to enjoy a different and diverse hostel life. Holding an event is never an easy task, yet I have learnt the skills of organising activities and have built a strong bonding with my colleagues. The most special experience is being the bridge between wardens and the residents. I hope my committee has facilitated two-way communication and enriched the hostel life of the residents.

HO Chun Sing
Bachelor of Journalism and Communication, Year 2
(President, Hang Seng Management College Students’ Union 2013/14)

Being a President of Students’ Union for almost a year, words are not enough to describe what we have been experiencing. One of the precious experiences I have gained during this year is being able to work with a group of capable committee members. My committee members and I all believe in a mission - to provide HSMC students a chance to know more about social issues and at the same time to enhance the “Citizen Quality” of HSMC students. We, as university students, should be responsible for and make efforts in building a better future for Hong Kong.

LAU Tsz Kwan
Bachelor of Business Administration, Year 2
(Student Ambassador, Student Ambassador Programme 2013/14)

Love and service are valuable spirits that I would carry on. Being a Student Ambassador (SA), I have not only tried and experienced more than I expected, but I have also gained and grown with my fellow SAs.

Being capable and caring are the remarkable characteristics in SAs. Every Student Ambassador is capable and well-trained to serve different guests sincerely. We assist in various College functions to show our love and care for the College. Smiley faces with professional gesture; this is what we have learned and equipped ourselves to be ready to serve!

Graduates

Eugene WONG Wai Lun
Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) – Accounting 2014

Every story has an end. But in life every end is just a new beginning.

Four years ago, I came here with anxiety and uncertainty. But today, I left the College with hope and pride. While HSMC is ever improving its hardware, it also excels in the most invaluable assets: our responsible and conscientious professors, lecturers and staff. Without their professional assistance, under no circumstances can we grow and succeed. Therefore, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to them.
In the past four years, I have, as one of the pioneers of HSMC, witnessed the ongoing improvement of our College. Memories like school bells and pre-assigned timetables will forever be engraved in our memory.

In the past four years, we have been working hard to grow with HSMC. Now, it’s time for us to pass the baton to our junior schoolmates. And now it’s our turn to show our excellence to the world.

Phoebe WONG Wing Fay
Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) –Banking and Finance 2014

Time flies. After years of education, it is now time to harvest. After marathons of essays and presentations, we have come all the way to this point through hardship. Not only does this milestone conclude our effort spent but it also marks another beginning. Whether to start our career or pursue further studies, we all deserve the sweetness of celebration, with the spices of new challenges and opportunities.

When reviewing our campus life, besides learning about how banks operate in our studies, risk and reward are probably the two most frequently-heard terms. That reminds me of a well-said quote by Benjamin Franklin: “An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” After years of investing in learning, we are now ready to contribute by utilising our knowledge, the principal and interest.

While wishing our friends who represent the future flourishing and successful days ahead, we would also like to dedicate our greatest gratitude to our teachers and our heartfelt blessing to HSMC.

Bobo WAN Po Yan
Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) – Marketing 2014

I am so honoured that I had the opportunity to study at Hang Seng Management College. Being taught by knowledgeable and dedicated professors is an absolute pleasure. Not only did they equip us with the fundamental knowledge and key concepts, but they also taught us life lessons and skills to adapt to various situations.

I have learnt two very important lessons, ‘If some things are worth doing, then they should be done with your best efforts and follow your heart to make the best decisions that you will not regret.’ These lifelong mottos guide me through my decision-making even until now.

I would like to thank all of my friends at HSMC for their wonderful support. We have experienced ups and downs at College throughout the two years, which cannot be easily explained with a few words. I am sure that we will always keep in touch, right?

Violette FUNG Hing Yin
Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) – Supply Chain Management 2014

Time flies like an arrow. Thanks to our College, today we are well equipped to start a new chapter of our life. My four-year study is rewarding as I am not merely equipped with business and technical knowledge, but also creative thinking and a global perspective. SCM is a comprehensive programme providing abundant opportunities for us to sharpen various skills through courses, internship and activities. My memories in class, exchange experience in the US, joining the CILTHK competitions, organising the Chinese New Year Fair are still so fresh in my mind. All are valuable learning experiences. The professor-student relationship is always much appreciated. Our professors’ interactive teaching approaches effectively create a harmonious learning atmosphere. Their kind advice and job experience sharing are life-long treasures to me. I am glad to have spent all the time together with my schoolmates here. We’ve grown together with our College!

Monchi LAU Nga Tung
Journalism and Communication (Honours) - Corporate Communication 2014

The scene now is completely different from the first day I was here – new buildings, new courses and new starts. Looking back I was like a kid getting lost in the crowd, hoping to find a path towards the unknown future. But along the way, I found myself in the warm hands of BJC.

Some people may think a college is a place to gain knowledge for a professional career, but what I saw is a place to gain wisdom for us to lead a fruitful life as a responsible adult. That is what we are for as a journalism graduate.

Studying in BJC is one of the most remarkable moments in my life. I am so proud to be one of its graduates. What I could achieve today is not the result of my own efforts, but thanks to the resources provided by BJC, as well as all our supportive professors, friends and teammates.

I sincerely wish every graduate every success in the coming future. Good luck!

Violet SO Leung Shun
Bachelor of Translation with Business (Honours) 2014

Everything has to come to an end. Graduating from the College certainly counts as one. It is humbling, comforting and frightening at the same time. The feeling is like when we come to the last stop of a great journey. We have achieved so many things we are proud of and have overcome so many obstacles that we are almost reluctant to end this trip. But we must move on. It takes great courage to adjust our way when we realise the end is approaching. Luckily, we are not alone. On our way, we have known people who challenge, inspire and believe in us. Many of them have become our close friends and they are always with us through thick and thin. I sincerely thank HSMC for all that I have gained.

LAU Sum Yi
Associate in Business Administration 2014

Time flies! And it’s time for me to say goodbye to my AD life. During my two years in HSMC, apart from textbooks knowledge, I have also learnt to communicate and work with others as a team. And one of the most treasurable things I have gained in HSMC is the memories with my schoolmates. We studied hard and played hard together, and the healthy competition in study also pushed me to achieve better results. Teachers here not just concentrate on teaching, but also provide us with much valuable advice on our studies and future. Here, I would like to thank all my teachers and friends for creating such a fruitful AD life for me. I wish all of you a bright future as well as a happy life.

Student Activities

1. Hong Kong Arts Festival 2013
2. Smoke Free Talk
3. S K H St Christopher’s Home Chocolate Charity Sale
4. Wu Zhi Xing 2013
5. Broaden Horizons Series: Stilt Walking
6/7. Visiting Homelessness Grandparent Scheme
8. Self-Management Series: Image Management Workshop
9. Student Ambassadors Training Camp 2013/14
10. Inauguration Ceremony of Student Ambassadors 2013/14
11. Rehab Power Day 2013
12. Student Ambassadors participating in the HSMC Jockey Club Student
Residence Halls Groundbreaking Ceremony
13. Creative Arts Series: Canvas Bag DIY Workshop

Students’ Outstanding Achievements

NG Cho Kwan of BBA programme was awarded the Outstanding Award in the AIA Quest for the Champion Communicator Contest 2014 PRD. This language competition was organised by The Association of International Accountants to highlight the importance of English and Putonghua skills for students embarking on their careers.

WONG Wing Pong, Team leader, WONG Tsz Hin, CHENG Siu Ming, CHAU Man Zheon and MAN Tin Lun Louis of BBA-SCM programme, under the supervision of Dr Collin Wong, won the First runner-up in the 12th Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong Essay Competition. The competition aims to raise young people’s awareness on current issues relating to logistics and transport in Hong Kong and to encourage young people to develop careers in related industries.

Participants were given real case studies to solve. Students had to work against the clock to formulate solutions to topical problems.

CHENG Siu Ming Alex of BBA-SCM programme received the Certificate of Merit while WONG Tsz Hin Alex and WONG Wing Pong Tom also from BBASCM programme received the Certificate of Credit in the Best Student Awards 2013 presented by the Chartered
Institute of Purchasing & Supply.

LIN Rongwei Eric of BBA Accounting was awarded the CPA Australia Outstanding Student of the Year 2014. CPA Australia offers 10 students the award of CPA Australia Outstanding Student every year in order to provide undergraduate accounting students in Hong Kong with the opportunity to learn the skills for building an ultra-successful career in accounting.

TSE Chun Yin and TSANG Kei Yin of BBA programme, and their teammate from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, won three prizes in the YDC E-Challenge 2014, namely, “First runner-up in the YDC Entrepreneurs’ Challenge 2014”, “Silver Award of HKSTPC Technopreneur Award” and “the Champion of Best Visual Presentation Award”. YDC
E-Challenge is a business plan competition open to all students from local tertiary institutes. The team “Onepoint” with their mobile wallet project, received the highest number of awards in the competition.

LAI Tat Shing of BBA Accounting, won the Champion in the Young Entrepreneur Program 2013-2014 organised by Koceanus Management and Consultancy Company Limited. He was also one of the awardees in the Cyberport Creative Micro Fund 2014.

KU Ching Man of BBA programme, NG sing chun of BBA-SCM programme, ZHAI Tiange of BTB programme, YIU Wai Hang and CHAN Yun San of BJC programme won the First runner-up in the 14th Varsity Putonghua Debating Competition organised by the Radio Television Hong Kong.

WONG Yun Sheung of BBA-SCM programme, CHAN Ting Ting of the BBA programme and MO Hei In Monique of BTB programme participated in the Hong Kong Mainland Students Summer Internship Programme from 16 June to 16 July 2013. Due to their outstanding performance, they were subsequently sponsored a Singapore trip by the Sino Group during 17-20 January 2014.

KU Mei Yee, YAM Ka Lok, LEE Ngan Chai, LI Hung, FENG Xinyi, all from BJC programme, won the Championship of Best in News Video Reporting (Chinese) in 2013/14 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. Their work is “西貢流浪牛”.

WONG Ka Lo of BJC programme was awarded the First runner-up of Best in News Page Design (English) in 2013/14 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. Her work is “Greek Tragedy of Hong Kong”.

YUE Tsang Wui Jenny, CHUNG Yuk Yin, NG Yeuk Yu, CHENG Shuk Lam, LEE Chun Hei, all from BJC programme, won the First runner-up of Best in News Video Reporting (Chinese) in 2013/14 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. Their work is “美荷樓與活化計劃”.

CHUNG Sze Ki, LAU Sze Wan, NG Ka Yee, WU Shiu Ting, all from BJC programme, won the Second runner-up of Best in News Video Reporting (Chinese) in 2013/14 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. Their work is “先遣急救員”.

KU Mei Yee, YAM Ka Lok, LEE Ngan Chai, YUE Tsang Wui Jenny, LEE Chun Hei, all from
BJC programme, won the First runner-up of Best in Features Video Reporting (Chinese) in 2013/14 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. Their work is “衙前圍村專題”.

WONG Wan Wah Jenny, CHUNG Sze Ki, WONG Tsz Kei, DONG Mei, all from BJC programme, won the Second runner-up of Best in News Reporting (Chinese) in 2013/14 Campus Newspaper Awards organised by China Daily Hong Kong Edition. Their work is “上海自貿區掛牌”.

WAN Wing Man of BBA Accounting won the Second runner-up in the Competition on New Lyrics for Old Melodies organised by the Tin Shui Wai North Area Committee Healthy Life.

YUNG Ching Yu of BJC programme won the First runner-up in the Inter College Singing Competition 2014.

TAM Karinne Tsz Ching of BJC programme, won the First runner-up in the 16th Hong Kong SAR, China Youth Roller Skating Invitation Championships 2013/14 Speed Skating Young Women 500m and 300m organised by the Hong Kong Federation of Roller
Sports and sponsored by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

Football Team won the Second runner-up in Group B in the 47th Kowloon Cup Junior Football League organised by the Kowloon Junior Football Association and sponsored by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the First runner-up in the Danehill Super Club Challenge Cup 2014 (Danehill 2014).

Football Team (Team A) won the Second runner-up in the Futbol Trend 4v4 Futsal Cup (Open Category) and Football Team (Team B) won the Second runner-up in the Futbol Trend 4v4 Futsal Cup (Open Category 2).

Basketball Team (Male) won the First runner-up in the Kowloon City District Youth Festival Basketball Tournament organised by Kowloon City District United Youth Network and sponsored by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Fourth prize in the 5th Basketball CCAHK CUP 2013 (Open Group) organised by the Chinese Cultural Association Hong Kong.

Scholarships and Internships

Scholarships

Every year, HSMC offers various scholarships / awards to its degree and associate degree students. The scheme has attracted high calibre students, rewarded and recognised students with outstanding academic and nonacademic performances.

In 2013/14, 383 scholarships amounted to a total value of HK$5,461,500 were awarded to HSMC students. With an expanding student population in the coming years, the College will continue to increase its scholarship awards.
The Scholarship Scheme includes:

Scholarships / Awards: Academic Achievement
Number of awardees: 25

Scholarships / Awards: Academic Excellence
Number of awardees: 24

Scholarships / Awards: C H Chan Scholarship
Number of awardees: 13

Scholarships / Awards: Cargotec Asia Scholarship
Number of awardees: 1

Scholarships / Awards: CMG International Scholarship
Number of awardees: 11

Scholarships / Awards: Distinguished Awards
Number of awardees: 138

Scholarships / Awards: Dr Kong Footcare Limited Scholarship
Number of awardees: 4

Scholarships / Awards: Dr Michael P H Lam Scholarship
Number of awardees: 4

Scholarships / Awards: Entrance Scholarship for Local Students
Number of awardees: 8

Scholarships / Awards: Extra-curricular Achievement Award
Number of awardees: 6

Scholarships / Awards: Fuji Xerox (Hong Kong) Limited Scholarship
Number of awardees: 2

Scholarships / Awards: Hang Seng Bank Community Services Scholarship
Number of awardees: 2

Scholarships / Awards: Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency - Business and Community Supporting (BCS) Fund
Number of awardees: 9

Scholarships / Awards: Kowloon Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
Number of awardees: 5

Scholarships / Awards: Lee Ting Chang Scholarship
Number of awardees: 1

Scholarships / Awards: Main Power Electrical - Education Fund Scholarship
Number of awardees: 6

Scholarships / Awards: Morning Sun Scholarship
Number of awardees: 2

Scholarships / Awards: N M Ho Scholarship
Number of awardees: 2

Scholarships / Awards: Outstanding Student Award
Number of awardees: 1

Scholarships / Awards: Scholarship for Dean’s List and Best Progress Award for School of Translation Students
Number of awardees: 20

Scholarships / Awards: The Taxation Institute of Hong Kong - CTA Scholarship
Number of awardees: 2

Self-financing Post-secondary Scholarship Scheme (Education Bureau, HKSAR Government)

Scholarships / Awards: Outstanding Performance Scholarship
Number of awardees: 64
Scholarships / Awards: Best Progress Award
Number of awardees: 20
Scholarships / Awards: Talent Development Scholarship
Number of awardees: 11
Scholarships / Awards: Reaching Out Award
Number of awardees: 2

Internships

The College believes in the valuable learning opportunities provided to our students through real-life working experiences. Every year, the Student Affairs Office works with local and overseas companies, organisations and corporations to create as many internship places as possible for HSMC students. In 2013/14, HSMC students participated in various internship programmes with over 467 job openings offered by a total of 134 organisations in Hong Kong, Mainland and the United States. Some of the participating organisations are as follows:

Local Internship
• Bank of China (HK) Limited
• China CITIC Bank International Limited
• CLP Power Hong Kong
• Hang Seng Bank
• Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency (HKQAA)
• Hong Kong SkyCity Marriott Hotel
• Hopewell Holdings Limited
• Kerry Logistics
• Mingpao Publications Limited
• MTR Corporation
• Porda Havas International Finance Communications Group
• PricewaterhouseCoopers
• Radio Television Hong Kong
• Shun Hing Group
• Sing Tao News Corporation Limited
• Social Venture Hong Kong
• The Commercial Press (HK) Limited
• The Dairy Farm Company, Limited
• The Kowloon Motor Bus Company (1933) Limited
• UNICEF HK

Mainland Internship
• 阿里巴巴集團
• 天職會計師事務所
• 北京銀行
• 北京電視台
• 上海榮譽文化傳播有限公司
• 中國工商銀行
• 建滔化工集團

Overseas Internship
• Sing Tao Newspaper, New York
• Fusia Communication, Inc, New York
• Global Youth Leaders Academy, Washington DC

What Student Interns Say…

Mandy CHAU Hiu Man
BBA, Year 2
Headquarters of Bank of Beijing, Beijing

This internship allowed me to gain more exposure to asset management in China. I am grateful that my mentor and colleagues gave me professional advice at work during my stay in Beijing.

Henry CHAN Hin Wai
BBA (Banking & Finance), Year 3
Global Young Leader Academy, Washington DC

I was immersed in a completely different culture during my days in the US. By making friends with the locals, I got more familiar with both US living and working culture which could hardly be acquired in classroom.

Jeffrey LAU Ming Chun
(First from left)
BBA, Year 2

Managing Director’s Office, Hopewell Holdings Limited
I’m grateful for the opportunity to explore the business world and learn how a conglomerate operates. I worked with different business units within the Group, including hotels, entertainment and properties projects. I also took a business trip to observe the highway business in China. The work was challenging yet eye-opening! The internship experience in Hopewell has given me inspirations and will benefit my future career pursuit.

Derek TONG Cho Kin (Left)
BBA (Banking & Finance), Year 3
Global Market Division of Treasury and Market Department, China CITIC Bank International Limited

I gained business writing skills and knowledge through compiling foreign exchange weekly commentaries in the Marketing team. By helping the Central Treasury Unit Team generate internal bond rating of targeting companies, I got hands-on experience in financial management. Besides, I was given a valuable chance to attend a Bloomberg seminar at Bloomberg’s Hong Kong Headquarters.

Achievements of Student Interns Overseas

The Star Award Winner of Cross Cultural Internship Programme (CCIP) 2014

The STAR Award of CCIP is given to the top 10% of student participants who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and a genuine spirit of volunteerism. The recipients of this award have made a lasting impact on the inclusive environment and shared vision of CCIP through their own personal characteristics and work qualities during the internship.

Sharing from Queenie CHAN Kwun Ling BJC, Year 2
Fusia Communication, Inc, New York

Overseas internship experience broadened my horizons. I have become more independent and mature from working with a group of people from different cultures.

The 3rd US-China Youth Summit

US-China Youth Summit is one of the key programmes of International Young Leaders Assembly which was organised by Global Young Leaders Academy (GYLA) and China Society. It was held at the US Capitol Hill on 13 August 2014. Over 100 young leaders from around the world were invited to participate in this forum to discuss the vision and the role of youth on US-China relations under globalisation. Seven undergraduate students from the US, China and Hong Kong were invited to share their views on stage. Michelle Leung from HSMC was selected to be one of the student representatives from Hong Kong.

Sharing from Michelle LEUNG Yan
BBA (Banking & Finance), Year 3
World Learning, Inc, and Global Young Leaders Academy, Washington DC

Cultural exchange with the locals and building network overseas are even more valuable than having money rewards. The internship in the US turned my summer into an unforgettable one!

Global Connections and Exchange Programmes

In 2013/14, HSMC continued to expand its network in exchange collaboration with overseas institutions. New partners were developed and relations with existing ones were solidified. The College received a number of visitors from overseas institutions in 2013/14 to facilitate discussions on exchange collaboration. Some members of the College travelled overseas for courtesy visits to partners and for attending international expositions to enhance visibility of the College.

Global Partnerships

As at August 2014, the number of overseas partners has reached 22 with new partners from Canada and Taiwan. Efforts have been made to secure collaboration in different regions to provide exchange opportunities in a diverse manner.

Visits from Overseas Institutions

USA

The beginning of the academic year 2013/14 was marked by a visit by the Gordon College (Gordon). On 2 September 2013, the Gordon delegation paid a visit to HSMC to explore ways in which the two institutions may strategically collaborate. Dr Michael Lindsay, President of Gordon College (centre) and Prof Alice Tsang, Director of Global Partnerships (third from left) were welcomed by members of the Senior Management and Student Affairs Office.

Further to the visit in September 2013, HSMC and Gordon have discussed and engaged in different collaborative initiatives. One such initiative is the conduct of two seminars on 10 March 2014 at HSMC hosted by Gordon. Two guest speakers, Prof Mee-Kam Ng, Department of Geography Resources Management, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Ms Sally Hasler, Policy and Networks Manager, the Women’s Foundation were invited to conduct talks on the local scene to Gordon’s alumni and supporters.

Another initiative involves a summer programme at HSMC. Two courses, namely Financial Management and Principles of Investments were delivered jointly by Prof Tsang and Prof Raymond So to students from Gordon and HSMC during the summer term. An orientation by different units for the visiting students was conducted on 30 June 2014. Students from Gordon, led by Dr Liesl Smith, Director of Administration and
Management, Global Education (far left, front row) studied at HSMC in July and August 2014.

On 11 August 2014, HSMC and Gordon College officially entered into an Academic
Cooperation Agreement to further enhance the academic collaboration between the two colleges. Dr Michael Lindsay, President of Gordon College (right) and his delegation members, including Mr Henry Hagan, Assistant to the President and Prof Alice Tsang, Director of Global Partnerships had a fruitful discussion with President Simon S
M Ho (left) and other Senior Management members during the ceremony.

HSMC and Lipscomb University (Lipscomb) have been partners since 2012 and upon an invitation by Lipscomb, HSMC conducted a seminar for its 29 part-time MBA students on 13 May 2014. Accompanied by Prof Mike Kendrick (seventh from right, front row) and Prof Laura Morrow (sixth from left, front row), the visitors enjoyed a Chinese luncheon on campus after the seminar and were joined by exchange students at HSMC from
Lipscomb.

On 21 June 2014, Prof Thomas Kline, Associate Vice-President for Strategic Initiatives of the Carthage College (right) visited HSMC to discuss possible collaboration, as a follow up to the contact made at the ASIANetwork Annual Conference in Chicago-Bloomingdale.
During a tour to teaching facilities on campus, Prof Kline was impressed by the campus development.

Canada

On 23 October 2013, the Humber College paid a visit to HSMC for campus updates and collaboration opportunities. Ms Linda Chao, Manager of International Recruitment and Market Development, East & South East Asia, International Centre, Humber College (second from right) was greeted by members of the Senior Management and Student Affairs Office.

While in town to participate in the “Study in Canada Fair”, a delegation from the Seneca College took the opportunity to visit HSMC on 25 October 2013 to learn more about the College’s recent developments. Ms Agnes Tong, Assistant to the Dean, Seneca International (second from right) and Ms Ida Yee, International Support Officer,
Seneca International (second from left) were introduced to the College’s facilities including the English Language Centre during their visit.

Taiwan

Prof Fu-Jiing Shiue, President of National Taipei University and his team visited Hang Seng Management College on 27 March 2014. Issues related to academic collaboration and student exchange were discussed during the meeting. MOU was signed by President Simon S M Ho and Prof Shiue.

On 13 May 2014, HSMC hosted a seminar for visiting students from the Master of Science in Finance programme offered by the College of Management, Yuan Ze University from Taiwan during their overseas study tour. Accompanied by Prof Shen Yang-Pin (fifth from left, front row), 35 students from Yuan Ze University took a photo with HSMC representatives in the Conference Hall.

Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) visited HSMC on 14 May, 2014. Mr Ruey-Horng Sheu, Principal Assistant Deputy Director of Liaison Division of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (fourth from left); Dr Jo- Hui Chen, Dean of Office of International and Cross-Strait Education of CYCU (fifth from right); Mr KK Tsang, Chairman of Alumni Association and Recruiting Consultant in Hong Kong of CYCU (third from right) and Mr Tin Lo, Recruiting Representative in Hong Kong and Macao of CYCU (second from right) had a meeting with President Simon S M Ho (fifth from left) and other members of the Senior Management.

France

HSMC established partnership with the Institut de Management et de Communication Interculturels (ISITParis), France in 2013. On 15 April 2014, Ms Sisi Yang, Director of the
Chinese Department of ISIT-Paris (second from left) attended a meeting with members of the Student Exchange Committee to prepare for upcoming exchange programmes.

India

On 24 June 2014, Prof Vandana Srivastava, Director - IILM Undergraduate Business School (right) visited HSMC to discuss potential partnerships. A campus tour was conducted to introduce various services and facilities at HSMC.

United Kingdom

Ms Emma Yang, China Recruitment Officer, School of Arts & Media (Beijing Representative Office) of University of Salford in Manchester, UK visited HSMC on 14 August 2014 to exchange ideas on possible partnership. Ms Yang (middle) received a souvenir from HSMC after the meeting with Dr Paul Fung, representative from the Department of English and Ms Mary Ip of Student Affairs Office.

International Expos and Overseas Visits

The College participated in the 9th Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) Annual Conference and Exhibition held from 17 to 21 March 2014 in Seoul, South Korea to learn about new initiatives in the field through the exhibition, seminars and networking opportunities.

HSMC also participated in the 66th NAFSA Annual Conference and Expo at San Diego, USA. The event, held from 25 to 30 May 2014, provided HSMC the chance to enhance visibility and meet with partners.

During the APAIE Annual Conference and Exhibition in May 2014, HSMC took the opportunity to conduct courtesy visits to our Korean partners, including the Yong In University and the Inha University.

The HSMC delegation received a warm welcome from the Yong In University by its President Sun-kyoung Park (fourth from left); Prof Yun-Kyu Park, Dean of Office of
Planning (third from left); Prof Jun-Pyoung Kim, Dean of International Cooperation &
Education Centre (far left) and Prof Jung- Heon Kim, Director of PR & International
Affairs (second from left).

The HSMC delegation also visited the Inha University and met with Ms Ji-Young Eun,
Associate Manager, International Centre (second from right) and Mr Chung-ho Choi, International Coordinator, International Centre (centre). After the meeting and a campus tour, the delegation took the opportunity to meet with the current HSMC exchange students at Inha to have a better understanding of their exchange courses of study as well as their living and learning experience in Incheon.

HSMC has established exchange partnership with two institutions in Finland, including HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences (HAAGAHELIA) and Laurea University of Applied Sciences (Laurea) and in 2013, student exchange arrangement with the two institutions was initiated.

In August 2014, HSMC visited HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences in Helsinki and met with President Dr Ritva Laakso-Manninen (second from left, photo above); Dr Teemu Kokko, Vice-President for Education & Director, Business Programmes (left photo below) and staff members of International Services during the visit. The delegation took the opportunity to visit the HSMC exchange students at HAGGA-HELIA (right photo below) on 19 August 2014.

On 21 August 2014, the HSMC delegation met with representatives from Laurea including Ms Elina Wainio, Senior lecturer in Business (third from left); Ms Arja Majakulma, Director, International Activities (far left and Mr Conrad Lyaruu, Planning Officer, International Affairs (second from right). 

Exchange Programmes

In 2013/14, HSMC was delighted to receive its first batch of inbound exchange students from South Korea in fall Semester and its first batch of exchange students from Finland in spring Semester. Each student was assigned a buddy and integration activities including Welcome Party and Orientation, Cantonese Class, Hong Kong Tour, BBQ gatherings and celebrations for Mid-Autumn Festival and Chinese New Year were arranged.

For outbound exchange students, pre-departure briefing for fall Semester exchange study to Shanghai, South Korea, Scotland and USA was conducted on 1 August 2013 while the one for spring Semester exchange study took place on 28 November 2013.

What Participants Say…

Rachel YIP Lui Lam (Right)
BBA-SCM, Year 3
To Edinburgh Napier University, UK

The exchange journey was a great chance for me to develop my interpersonal skills and more importantly, problem-solving skills.

Gabriel TAI Wang Ngai (Left)
BBA, Year 2
To Edinburgh Napier University, UK

It is all about… stepping out of your comfort zone; don’t lose yourself; and become more independent. Once you are an exchange student, you will never be the same.

Andrew LAM Hiu Fung
(Second from right)
BBA, Year 2
To Edinburgh Napier University, UK

This exchange journey helped me step out of my comfort zone. I overcame my weakness and I am confident to face the challenges in the future.

Anthony PANG Man Yin (Far right)
BBA (Banking & Finance), Year 4
To Lipscomb University, USA

New experience inspired me. My view was broadened and I am ready to see the world.

Novena CHAN Yuet Fai
BBA-SCM, Year 2
To Lipscomb University, USA

The Student Exchange programme gave me valuable experience which has benefited my personal development. I will never forget these precious five months. Thank you, HSMC, for giving me this precious chance.

Stephanie LO Shuk Yi (Far right)
BBA, Year 2
To Shanghai University of International Business and Economics, China

I believe in a world without boundaries. Making friends with people of different backgrounds and races was therefore a wonderful experience for me. I believe the friendships built up during my exchange study would be long lasting.

Chiling POON Chi Ling (Right)
BBA-SCM, Year 2
To Inha University, South Korea

I made friends with people from all around the world: Korea, Germany, Finland, Belgium, France, Sweden, Turkey, Singapore, Brazil, you name it!

Cindy LAM Yin Tung
BBA-SCM, Year 2
To Inha University, South Korea

During my exchange study in Korea, everything was fresh and fun to me. This journey will always be my treasure.

David POON Tin Wai (Left)
BBA, Year 2
To Inha University, South Korea

I am honoured to have the chance to dine with the mayor of Incheon. We have to be confident and grab our chances when they present themselves.

Campus Development

In its fourth year of development, HSMC has made great strides forward in terms of campus expansion. The Sports and Amenities Centre at Block B, the HSMC Plaza at Site C and the major portion of the Academic and Administration Building at Block D have been in full operation since January 2014, March 2014 and September 2013 respectively.

The Sports and Amenities Centre is a 4-storey building with a 6-lane indoor swimming pool, Sports Hall, Fitness Centre, Dance Studio, Music Room, Multi-purpose Room, a two-level canteen/restaurant, and offices for the Student Unions, Student Associations and Student Societies on the top floor. Since its operation in January 2014, staff, students, alumni and guests of the College have enjoyed the facilities and programmes offered by professional coaches and specialists (such as Yoga pilates classes, muscle building classes, fitness introductory courses, and so forth). The Sports Hall has also served as the training venue for different types of sports activities.

The HSMC Plaza comprises the Green Courtyard, Water Cascades and the proposed Clock Tower where staff and students can enjoy the green vista and the open area for social and intellectual interactions.

The Academic and Administration Building at Block D is a 10-storey building and serves as an academic hub for teaching and learning as well as faculty/management staff offices since September 2013. The Auditorium and College Chamber, which are the highlights of the building, were ready for use in May of the following year.

The Auditorium on 2/F, equipped with simultaneous interpretation facilities and AV system, can accommodate around 400 persons. It is as an ideal venue for exhibitions and large-scale events such as the HSMC Information Day, new student registration, seminars, arts and cultural performances, and so forth. Receptions with dining can also be held at the Auditorium in the future.

The College Chamber on 8/F is also equipped with simultaneous interpretation facilities and AV system. The Chamber has a 20-person oval-shaped conference table in the middle, and can accommodate a total of 70+ persons. It is a venue for holding important Collegewide committee meetings such as the Academic Board, School Boards, Senior Management Committee as well as conducting College official functions such as receiving academic delegations, potential donors, signing ceremonies, and organising academic seminars, conferences and symposiums, etc.

To commemorate the Groundbreaking of Site F and the pledged donation of HK$200 million from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls Groundbreaking Ceremony was held on 28 March 2014. The Ceremony was officiated by Ms Rose Lee, JP, Chairman of Board of Governors and College Council, Mr Philip N L Chen, GBS, JP, Steward of The Hong Kong Jockey Club, Mr Martin Tam, Member of Board of Governors and Chairman of the Steering Committee on Campus
Expansion and President Simon S M Ho. HSMC Board of Governors, College Council Members, representatives from The Hong Kong Jockey Club, guests and the media also attended the Ceremony and visited the student residence mock-up rooms at the Podium of Block M.

While the construction works of the Student Residence Halls at Site F are being conducted in full speed, the Landscape Consultant is also planning the soft landscape of the Site, such as plants and bamboos along the footpath from the main campus to the residence halls, key positions at the main entrance and all around the campus areas.

The whole campus is designed with sustainability in mind. The HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls in Site F was awarded the Provisional “Platinum” rating (under BEAM Plus Version 1.2) by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) in June 2014.
HSMC was also proactive to submit further documents to HKGBC with regard to the Final Assessment of “Platinum” rating of the S H Ho Academic Building (Block A). At the time of writing, it was learnt that the S H Ho Academic Building has received the highest “Platinum” rating (under BEAM Plus Version 1.1) from HKGBC and HSMC is the first tertiary institution in Hong Kong to receive such recognition, demonstrating the College’s commitment on environmental protection and campus sustainability.

HSMC is also pleased that the Project for Blocks A, B and D was nominated as Finalist of the Green Building Award in October 2014, and the buildings were the only educational buildings nominated under the Category “Completed Buildings in New Buildings” by HKGBC.

The College also undertook the Building Information Model (BIM) Project for the Student Residence Halls in Site F, which is an effective tool for project and facilities management, operation and maintenance and helps to check inconsistencies and clashes before actual construction, thereby reducing future wastage. The clash analysis report and critical dates for completion of each floor of each Block were being reviewed by the Project Team. It is expected that further sophisticated models at a higher level will be produced at a later stage for construction works.

The College community is most grateful to The S H Ho Foundation and Fung Yiu King Charitable Foundation for the pledged donation / donation of HK$80 million and HK$10 million towards the campus development project. In recognition of their generous donation, Block A and the Conference Hall are named as S H Ho Academic Building and Fung Yiu King Hall respectively.

The campus development plan, with the overarching purpose of creating a dynamic learning environment fostering academic, intellectual and social exchanges conducive to the pursuit of academic excellence and all-round development of students, has achieved considerable progress since its inception. The expanded campus now has a total gross floor area of 66,308 m2 comprising Sites A, B, C (front portion), D, F, M and N. The College community is looking forward to the completion of the Student Residence Halls at Site F by the third quarter of 2015, and the continued development of Sites C1 and C2 as the final Phase of the entire campus development project in the near future.

Total GFA of Sites A, B, C (HSMC Plaza), D, F, M and N = 66,308 m2

Legend

Block A : S H Ho Academic Building
Block B : Sports and Amenities Centre
Site C : HSMC Plaza (C1) and potential development area (C2)
Block D : Academic and Administration Building
Site E : Campus Entrance at Hang Shin Link
Site F : HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls
Block M : Academic and Administration Building
Block N : Academic and Administration Building

Sports and Amenities Centre (Block B)

Gross floor area: 6,679 m2
Date of completion: January 2014
Facilities
• 6-lane Indoor Swimming Pool
• Dance Studio
• Fitness Centre
• Garden
• Sports Hall
• Multi-purpose Room
• Music Room
• Offices for Student Unions and
Societies
• Two-level Canteen/Restaurant

HSMC Plaza (Site C, front portion)

Gross floor area: 1,199 m2
Date of completion: March 2014
• Clock Tower
• Green Courtyard
• Water Cascades

Academic and Administration Building (Block D)

Gross floor area: 14,310 m2
Date of completion: September 2013
Facilities
• Auditorium
• College Chamber
• Classrooms
• Computer Laboratories
• Garden
• Multi-media Training
Centre
• Offices
• Radio Broadcast
Training Centre

HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls (Site F)

Gross floor area: 14,525 m2
Date of completion: 3rd Quarter of 2015
Facilities
• 3 blocks of buildings accommodating around 1,200 students
• 3 to 4 students sharing 1 unit

Finance

The following charts illustrate a summary of the consolidated operating income and expenditure of the Hang Seng Management College (HSMC) and Hang Seng School of Commerce (HSSC)* in 2013/14.

Income

Tuition and Other Fees 77%
Matching Grant and Other Grants 3%
Investment Return 15%
Rental Income 2%
Donate Income2%

Expenditure

Academic 43%
Library, Computing and Supporting Services 7%
Management General 17%
Premises and Related Expenses 26%
Scholarship and Student Activities 3%
Other Activities 4%

*HSMC was established in 2010 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of HSSC to provide degree programmes under Cap 320.

Facts and Figures (As at 31 August 2014)

1. Campus Area

Site A
Site Area (m2): 5,650
Gross Floor Area (m2): 11,595

Sites B, C, D, E, M-N
Site Area (m2): 26,659

Site B
Gross Floor Area (m2): 6,679

Site C
Gross Floor Area (m2): 1,199

Site D
Gross Floor Area (m2): 14,310

Site E
Gross Floor Area (m2): N/A

Site M-N
Gross Floor Area (m2): 18,000

Site F
Site Area (m2): 7,721
Gross Floor Area (m2): 14,525

Total Site Area (m2): 40,030
Total Gross Floor Area (m2): 66,308

2. Enrolment

Level of Study: Bachelor’s Degree

Student Number
Number: 3,348
%: 89.2
Gender 
Male: 1,402
%: 86.5
Female: 1,946
%: 91.3

Level of Study: Associate Degree

Student Number
Number: 405
%: 10.8
Gender 
Male: 219
%: 13.5
Female: 186
%: 8.7

Total number of students: 3,753
Total number of male students: 1,621
Total number of female students: 2,132

3. Admissions

All First-Year Degree Applicants Entering September 2013

Total No of Applications (including for senior years): 12,541
No of Degree Year-1 applicants: 5,997
Admitted: 1,816
Enrolled: 774
Admit Rate: 30.3%
Yield Rate: 42.6%

4. Characteristic of First-Year Degree Students Entering September 2013

Average DSE Scores: 18.8

Year 2013/2014 (as at 1 Sep 2013)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) [BBA]1
First-Year Degree Students: 464 (60.0%)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) in Corporate Governance [BBA-CG]
First-Year Degree Students: N/A (N/A)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) in Financial Analysis [BBA-FA]
First-Year Degree Students: N/A (N/A)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) in Management [BBA-MGT]
First-Year Degree Students: N/A (N/A)

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) in Supply Chain Management [BBA-SCM]
First-Year Degree Students: 66 (8.5%)

Bachelor of Translation with Business (Hons) [BTB]
First-Year Degree Students: 69 (8.9%)

Bachelor of Journalism and Communication (Hons) [BJC]2
First-Year Degree Students: 125 (16.1%)

Bachelor of Arts in English (Hons) [BA-ENG]
First-Year Degree Students: 50 (6.5%)

Bachelor of Management Science and Information Management (Hons) [BMSIM]
First-Year Degree Students: N/A (N/A)

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Data Science and Business Intelligence [BSc-DSBI]
First-Year Degree Students: N/A (N/A)

Total First-Year Degree Students: 774 (100%)

Notes :
1. BBA Programme offers three concentrations: (i) Accounting; (ii) Banking and Finance, and (iii) Marketing.
2. BJC Programme offers two concentrations: (i) Business Journalism and (ii) Corporate Communication.

5. Schools (as at 31 August 2014)

School: Business
No. of full-time Teachers: 80 (54.4%)
No of full-time Students*: 2,501 (74.7%)

School: Communication
No. of full-time Teachers: 10 (6.8%)
No of full-time Students*: 470 (14.1%)

School: Humanities
No. of full-time Teachers: 51 (34.7%)
No of full-time Students*: 108 (3.2%)

School: Translation
No. of full-time Teachers: 6 (4.1%)
No of full-time Students*: 269 (8.0%)

*Excluding 405 AD students

6. College-wide Staff-Student Ratio

Staff-Student Ratio 1 : 21.8

7. Scholarship / Financial Aids Expenditures (2013/14)

Total Budget: HK$8,690,000
Total Expenditure: HK$5,758,500
Total Number of Scholarship / Aids Recipients: 397
Average Annual Scholarship Award: HK$14,505

8. The College Library System

Number of reader seats: 643
Print collections: 43,952 volumes
Active printed periodical titles: 428 titles
Multi-media collections: 5,726 volumes
Electronic databases: 121 titles
Electronic journals: 91,058 titles
Electronic books: 342,063 titles

Institutional Advancement and Community Support

Social Activities

Chinachem Walkathon 2013
3 November 2013

HSMC was invited by Chinachem Group to participate in Chinachem Walkathon 2013. Prof Gilbert Fong, the Acting President and Provost; Prof Scarlet Tso, Associate Vice-President (Communications and Public Affairs), Prof Raymond So, Dean of School of Business and over 40 HSMC staff, students and friends of HSMC attended the eco-tour. This community service campaign enabled HSMC students to embrace green Hong Kong as well as the spirit of inclusiveness.

Dr Kung Yan Sum, Chairman of Group Executive Committee, Chinachem Group and Chairman of Chinachem Group (middle), took a group photo with HSMC representatives

Invitation to drama performance: “The Soongs: By Dreams Betrayed”
6 January 2014

HSMC appreciated the generosity of Nanjing (HK) Association Limited in offering complimentary tickets of the drama performance: “The Soongs: By Dreams Betrayed” to members of the College and their support in promoting the holistic development of HSMC students.

The drama gave 100 members of HSMC community a new and interesting view to look into the modern Chinese history. Members of the Drama Society enjoyed the play and expressed that it was a valuable opportunity to watch such an excellent performance by professional actors. They looked forward to more collaboration with external parties and promoting drama performances in the future.

Ms Fiona Cheung, Chairman of Nanjing (HK) Association Limited (third from right) invited HSMC members to the drama performance. Prof Gilbert Fong, the then Acting President and Provost (fourth from right), along with members of the Drama Society, students and staff, enjoyed the play

Giving to HSMC

HSMC Jockey Club Student Residence Halls Groundbreaking Ceremony
28 March 2014

HSMC is pleased to have gained the support from The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) Charities Trust which generously pledged a donation of HK$200 million towards the construction cost of the new student residence halls.

The architectural design of the halls will be based on environmental friendly and sustainable concepts which aim at providing students with healthy and comfortable accommodation. The student residence halls, covering a gross floor area of more than 14,000 square metres and with an estimated cost of HK$481 million, was targeted to open by the academic year 2015/16.

Mr Philip N L Chen, GBS, JP, Steward of The Hong Kong Jockey Club (second from left) received a souvenir from Ms Rose Lee, JP, Chairman of Board of Governors and College Council (second from right)

Recognition Ceremony in Appreciation of a Donation from Milton Holdings International
Limited
12 June 2014

In recognition of the generous donation and installation of recycled rubber flooring in the Fitness Centre of Block B from Milton Holdings International Limited (Milton), Mr Bobby Liu, Chief Executive Officer; Mr Sunny Liu, Managing Director; Ms Monnie Hung, Chief Operating Officer and seven other senior management staff were invited to attend an Appreciation Lunch and a Recognition Ceremony at the Fitness Centre on 12 June 2014.

Mr Bobby Liu is a great supporter of HSMC. He not only serves as an adviser to the College’s Student Association of the BBA Programme, but also provides internship places for our students. He said he enjoys interaction with the young people and is most willing to share his life experiences with them.

Photo of President Ho (left) and Mr Bobby Liu, Milton’s Chief Executive Officer (right). A commemorative plaque will be placed in the Fitness Centre

Giving to HSMC
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• Campus Development – supports the campus expansion programme that enhances our teaching and learning facilities.
• Student Development – helps students put their plans into action via a wide range of learning activities and development programmes.
• Scholarships – reward outstanding performance of students and attract talented young people to join HSMC.
• Research – contributes to academic excellence and impacts the lives of the people and the world.

Contact Us:
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Appendices

Research Projects funded by the Research Grants Council’s Competitive
Research Funding Schemes for the Local Self-financing Degree Sector 2014/15

1 Task Sequencing with Different Task Types and Conditions in Task-based Language Teaching: A Longitudinal Study on Immediate Task Performance and Long Term Proficiency Development
Dr Gavin Bui
English

2 Media, Experts and Politics of Knowledge: the Making of “Tourism Capacity” as Social Risk
Dr Chan Chi-kit
Journalism and Communication

3 On 2-d Rectangular Packing Problem with Aspect Ratio Considerations
Dr Chan Chi- kong
Computing

4 Product Placement in Hong Kong Television Programmes: Brand Persuasiveness and Regulatory Issues
Dr Fanny Chan
Marketing and Management

5 Identifying the “Fit” between Word-of-Mouth Content and Word-of-Mouth Context: 
A Multi-Method Investigation
Dr Chan Haksin
Marketing and Management

6 Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Gateway and Barriers
Prof Irene Chow
Marketing and Management

7 Team Cognitive Diversity and Creativity: The Role of Team Learning and Inclusion
Prof Irene Chow
Marketing and Management

8 Model-based Unsupervised Image Segmentation
Dr Choy Siu-kai
Mathematics and Statistics

9 Integrated Modeling Approach for Increasing Hong Kong Port Competitiveness
Dr Karolina Glowacka
Supply Chain Management

10 Review of the Current Law School Curriculum to Promote the Use of Cantonese in
Hong Kong Courtrooms
Dr Elvis Lee
Translation

11 Psychological Acceptance of Culture Mixing: Effects of Cultural Politeness
Dr Li Dongmei
Marketing and Management

12 Workshop Series in Applied Statistics
Dr William Liu
Mathematics and Statistics

13 Exploring English Teachers’ Assessment Practices and Student Perceptions of them in Hong Kong’s Self-financing Tertiary Institutions
Dr Maggie Ma
English

14 Early Fatherhood among Returnees in Hong Kong: Spousal Relations, Child-rearing and work
Dr Lucille Ngan
General Education

15 Supply Chain Decarbonisation: Good Industry Practices and Development of Carbon Footprint Toolkit
Dr Eugene Wong
Supply Chain Management

16 A Philosophical Investigation of the Interaction between Emotion and Mood
Dr Wong Muk-yan
General Education

17 Systematic Biases in Hong Kong’s Mandatory Provident Funds and UK’s Individual
Savings Account 
Dr Ricky Wong
Supply Chain Management

18 Improving Selection Query Processing Speed of Secure Cloud Database Systems by Tuple Pruning on Desensitised Data
Dr Wong Wai-kit
Computing

19 From the Newsroom to the Classroom: Bridging the Gap between Business Journalism Practice and Education in Hong Kong
Dr Howard Song
Journalism and Communication

20 New Item Count Techniques for Surveys with Sensitive Questions: Theories and Methods
Prof Tang Man-lai
Mathematics and Statistics

21 Generalised multicriteria Programmes and their Application in Portfolio Selection
Problems
Dr Carisa Yu
Mathematics and Statistics

22 武威漢代醫簡釋文校訂及其相關問題研究Research on Editing the Annotations of Wuwei Medical Bamboo Slips and Related Concerns
Dr John Yuen
Chinese

Conference Presentations 2013/14
August 2014
Dr Gavin Bui
17th World Congress of the International Association of Applied Linguistics (Australia)
Measuring L2 Fluency in Task-based Performance

December 2013
Dr Benedict Chan
2013 Eastern Division Meeting, American Philosophical Association (US)
An East and West Debate on Torture and Animal Rights
How does the Capability Approach Contribute to the Debate between Confucianism and Liberalism on Human Rights?

August 2014
Dr Benedict Chan
The 2nd Conference on Contemporary Philosophy in East Asia (Japan)
Comparing Utilitarianism, Feminism, and Confucianism in Animal Ethics

July 2014
Dr Fanny Chan Global Marketing Conference 2014 (Singapore)
Learning-orientation and Trustworthiness: Two Key Components of Corporate Image in the Asian Retail Context

August 2014
Dr Fanny Chan
2014 Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development Conference
(Dubai)
An Exploratory Comparative Content Analysis of Product Placement in Films Broadcast in the United Kingdom and Hong Kong

August 2014
Dr Haksin Chan
AMA 2014 Summer Marketing Educator’s Conference (US)
The Interactive Effects of Word-of-Mouth Content and Word-of-Mouth Context

April 2014
Dr Michael Chan
The Fifth Asian Conference on the Arts and Humanities (ACAH2014) (Japan)
From Preservation, Revitalization to Reproduction: Assessment on Different
Heritage Conservation Approaches in China, Hong Kong and Japan

August 2014
Dr Michael Chan
2014 IGU Regional Conference in Kraków, Poland (Poland)
Himeji Castle “Egret’s Eye View”: A Case Study on Incorporating Heritage Restoration and Cultural Tourism

April 2014
Dr Rami Chan
International Research Society for Public Management Conference 2014 (Canada)
The Three-Tier Regulation on Private High Education Sector: Experiences in Hong Kong

September 2013
Dr Shelby Chan
紀念《雷雨》劇作誕生八十周年國際學術 研討會 (中國)
從互文性看《雷雨》和《滿城盡帶黃金 甲》

March 2014
Dr Shelby Chan International Colloquium “Modernization of Asian Theatre” (Japan)
Modernization of Hong Kong Theatre

April 2014
Dr Shelby Chan
第九屆華文戲劇節學術研討會 (中國)
 復甚麼仇：《哈姆雷特》在香港

May 2014
Dr Shelby Chan
2014 International Symposium on Cross- Cultural Studies (Taiwan)
Otherness Within: Pygmalion as a Story of Translation and Identity Construction

June 2014
Dr Shelby Chan
East-Asian Translation Studies Conference (UK)
Identity and Theatre Translation in Hong Kong: A Contextual and Statistical Analysis

May 2014
Dr Victor Chan
2014 Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences (US)
Sino-Japanese Diplomatic Rivalry in ASEAN and Africa: Implications for Japan’s Aid Policy

October 2013
Dr Chen Gengzhao
Annual Commercial Law Conference in PRC (2013) (China)
商事立法模式的選擇──美國統一商法典的啟示與借鑒

May 2014
Dr Chen Gengzhao
International Conference on Social Science and Management (Japan)
Property Tax Reform in China - Sustainability and Implication on China’s Property Law

August 2014
Dr Andy Cheng
4th Annual Conference on Management and Social Sciences (ACMASS) (Singapore)
Catfish Effect of Internet Finance on China’s Financial Reform

June 2014
Dr Ben Cheng
The 13th Annual European Economics and Finance Society Conference (Greece)
Medical Tourism: Chinese Maternity Tourism to Hong Kong

August 2014
Ms Clara Cheng
1st International Conference on Development of Research in Higher Education 2014
(ICDRHE-2014) (Amman, Jordan)
“Exploring Teachers’ Competencies” via the Followership Traits in a High-performing
School in Hong Kong SAR

December 2013
Prof Alex Cheung
中國出土資料學會2013年度第二屆國際學術研討會 (日本)
淺談清華簡的發現、價值及其影響

May 2014
Prof Alex Cheung
王叔岷先生百歲冥誕國際學術研討會(台灣) 
新見宋公鋪銘文札迻

June 2014
Prof Alex Cheung
台灣養生保健學會年度國際學術交流-「文化與養生」專題講座 (台灣)
從一個古文字的譯讀看古人的養生

July 2014
Prof Alex Cheung
百家爭鳴新論題學術研討會 (中國) 
出土簡帛文獻研究的新趨勢

July 2014
Prof Alex Cheung
英國漢語教學研究會暨第十二屆高校漢語教學國際研討會 (英國)
普通話網上評核及自學系統的設計與實施──以遊戲化及自動化為指標

May 2014
Dr Meily Cheung
The 12th Annual International Conference on Communication and Mass Media (Greece)
Information Spinning and the Change in News Sources in Hong Kong Policy News Coverage

January 2014
Dr Tommy Cheung
The First International Conference on “Supply chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
A Two-level Optimization Model for Resource Allocation with Competition

June 2014
Prof Irene Chow
International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR)2014 Conference (China)
Do Motivations Complement? Exploring How Employee Proactivity and Leadership
Impact Creativity
新創企業高績效工作系統：一個多層模型

August 2014
Prof Irene Chow
Teaching & Learning Conference @ Academy of Management (TLC@AOM) (US)
Design Thinking in Management Teaching: An In-Class Exercise
Interactive Activities for Year One Students of Undergraduate Programs in the Asian
Context

September 2013
Prof Gilbert Fong
紀念《雷雨》劇作誕生八十周年國際學術研討會 (中國)
從互文性看《雷雨》和《滿城盡帶黃金甲》

March 2014
Prof Gilbert Fong International Colloquium “Modernization of Asian Theatre” (Japan)
Modernization of Hong Kong Theatre

January 2014
Dr Karolina Glowacka
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
Simulation Study Examining Queuing Methods for Early and Late Arrivals in an Outpatient Clinic

January 2014
Dr Danny Ho
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
A Study of Vegetable Marketing Organization’s Hydroponic Vegetables Production and Distribution System in Hong Kong

July 2014
Dr Danny Ho
9th International Congress on Logistics and SCM Systems ICLS 2014 (Poland)
A Case Study of H&M’s Strategy and Practices of Corporate Environmental
Sustainability

January 2014
Dr Kenneth Kwong
The 12th Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Conference (Singapore)
Rating Quality of Credit Rating Agencies: The Development of a User-based Assessment Model

January 2014
Dr Kenneth Kwong
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
In Search Of Third-party Logistics Synergies and the Effects on Performance

July 2014
Dr Anselm Lam 9th Global Conference: Visions of Humanity in Cyberculture, Cyberspace and Science Fiction (UK)
Is the Online Self Authentic? A Rousseauian Analysis

December 2013
Dr Victor Lau
27th Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management (ANZAM) Conference (Tasmania)
Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm Performance: Do the Mindsets of Corporate Leaders Matter?

July 2014
Ms Lau Wai
英國漢語教學研究會暨第十二屆高校漢語教學國際研討會 (英國)
粵語環境中大學課程普通話詞語教學訓練探討

June 2014
Dr Elvis Lee 4th International Conference on Law, Translation and Culture (China)
The Use of English in the Chinese Courtroom: An Issue of Translation and Beyond

January 2014
Prof T S Lee
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
Financial Supply Chain Management and Supply Chain Finance: A Concise Literature Review

July 2014
Prof T S Lee
The 19th Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute Conference (APDSI 2014), The 8th
International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management (ICOSCM 2014) and The Fourth International Symposium on Operations Management and Strategy (ISOMS 2014) (Japan)
The Business Value of Enterprise Resources Planning System (ERP): A Focused Review

September 2013
Dr Rebecca Leung
第八屆台灣文化國際學術研討會 (台灣) 
跨文化翻譯者的凝視──論劉吶鷗對殖民主義文學的引入和轉化

October 2013
Dr Rebecca Leung
2013年遷徙與記憶國際研討會 (台灣)
論張愛玲的離散意識與晚期小說風格

July 2014
Dr Rebecca Leung
英國漢語教學研究會暨第十二屆高校漢語教學國際研討會 (英國)
普通話網上評核及自學系統的設計與實施──以遊戲化及自動化為指標

September 2013
Dr Li Dongmei
The 4th Culture Mixing Research Conference (China)
Intercultural Status and Cultural Politeness

March 2014
Dr Li Dongmei
The 5th Culture Mixing Research Conference (China)
The Impact of Country Competence on Consumer Response to Foreign Brands’ Cultural Politeness

July 2014
Dr Li Dongmei
22nd Congress of the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology (France)
Motivated Psychological Reactions to Culture Mixing

February 2014
Dr Lawrence Lo
SIBR 2014 Kuala Lumpur Conference (Malaysia)
An Exploratory Research on eWOM
Information Seeking Behavior and Attitudes in Service Consumption

October 2013
Dr Maggie Ma
Symposium on Second Language Writing 2013 (China)
The Influence of Learner Beliefs on Student Evaluators’ Performance in Criterion-referenced Peer Review: An Activity Theory Perspective

June 2014
Dr Maggie Ma
5th Hong Kong Association for Applied Linguistics Conference (Hong Kong)
Exploring Student Use of Peer Feedback in an EFL Context: The Role of Learner Beliefs

August 2014
Dr Maggie Ma
17th World Congress of the International Association of Applied Linguistics (Australia)
The Influence of Learner Beliefs on Student Performance in Criterion-referenced Peer
Review: An Activity Theory Perspective

January 2014
Dr Daniel Mo
The First International Conference on “Supply chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
Selecting a Service Parts Contract for Maintaining Critical Systems

January 2014
Dr Stephen Ng
The First International Conference on “Supply chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
Unravel the Paradoxical Effect of Customer Focus On Firm Performance - From the
Perspective of Strong-weak Tie and Dynamic Capability

May 2014
Dr Lucille Ngan
The Asian Conference on Asian Studies 2014 (Japan)
Border-crossing and Hybridity: Cross-border Students in Hong Kong

November 2013
Dr Janice Pan
The Melbourne-Tsinghua Asia-Pacific Forum on Translation and Inter-cultural Studies (Australia)
Linking Classroom Exercises to Real-life Practice: A Case Study of Interpretation Training at a Tertiary Institution in Hong Kong

March 2014
Dr Anges Pang
典範的建構──東海校史暨人物傳記書寫計劃: 講座演講 (台灣)
福建協和大學華人校長林景潤台灣基督教高等教育的創辦──以東海大學為個案

October 2013
Dr Anthony Siu
Busan International Film Festival Forum (South Korea)
The Cinema of Samira Makhmalbaf: A Posthuman Inquiry

November 2013
Dr Siu Sai Cheong
2013 台灣翻譯研討會──科技與翻譯發展(台灣)
TranXearch：專門為譯者而設的智能搜尋引擎

July 2014
Dr Howard Song
International Journal of Arts & Sciences Annual Conference 2014 (Italy)
From the Newsroom to the Classroom: A Methodological Exploration

December 2013
Dr Joel Swann
Manchester Renaissance Literature Forum (UK)
George Herbert’s Strangeness

July 2014
Dr Joel Swann
Reading Early Modern Research Center (EMRC) 2014 Conference (UK)
‘The Smallest Ant or Atom Knows Thy Power’: Animal Imagery in George Herbert’s Poetry

July 2014
Dr Joel Swann
Society for Renaissance Studies Conference 2014 (UK)
‘Suck Ev’ry Letter’: George Herbert and the Written Word

June 2014
Dr Felix Tang
Academy of International Business 2014 Annual Meeting (Canada)
Local-relevant Cause-related Marketing Reduces Piracy Consumption in Foreign Markets

July 2014
Dr Felix Tang
Global Marketing Conference 2014 (Singapore)
Learning-orientation and Trustworthiness: Two Key Components of Corporate Image in the Asian Retail Context

July 2014
Prof Tang Man Lai
2014 ISIS-Venice ITALY International Multidisciplinary Academic Summit (Italy)
Non-randomized Technique for Sensitive Surveys with Noncompliance

July 2014
Prof Scarlet Tso
Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australia (HERDSA) Conference
2014 (Hong Kong)
Is Journalism and Communication Education in Crisis?

August 2014
Ms Amy Wong 
Teaching & learning Conference @ Academy of Management (TLC@AOM) (US)
Interactive Activities for Year One Students of Undergraduate Programs in the Asian
Context

January 2014
Dr Collin Wong
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
An Integrative Framework on the Collaborations and Risks of Customer-involved Product Development

July 2014
Dr Collin Wong 
The 19th Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute Conference (APDSI 2014), The 8th International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management (ICOSCM 2014) and The Fourth International Symposium on Operations Management and Strategy (ISOMS 2014) (Japan)
Supply Chain Return and Risk Management – A Delphi Study and an Integrated Optimization Model

January 2014
Dr Eugene Wong
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
Green Port Development in Hong Kong -Reduction of Marine and Port-related Emissions

May 2014
Dr Eugene Wong
The 7th International Forum on Shipping, Ports and Airports (IFSPA) 2014: “Sustainable
Development in Shipping and Transport Logistics” (Hong Kong)
The Development of a Slow Steaming Decision Support System for a Service Route in Trans-Pacific Trade

July 2014
Dr Eugene Wong
20th Conference of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies (Spain)
An Air Traffic Decision Support Model for Flight Departure in an International Airport

October 2013
Dr Wong Muk Yan
2013台灣哲學會年會 (台灣) Taiwan Philosophical Association Annual Conference 2013 (Taiwan)
Emotion, Rationality and Decision-making

July 2014
Dr Wong Muk Yan
The 18th Annual Meeting of the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness
(Australia)
The Mood-Emotion Loop

January 2014
Dr Ricky Wong
The First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability” (Hong Kong)
When Too Much Hurts: Anchoring-and- Adjustment Heuristics in Procurement

January 2014
Dr Shirley Yeung
3rd International Conference on Economics Marketing and Management (Canada)
How to Make Green Service Delivery Sustainable?

June 2014
Dr Shirley Yeung
The 2nd International Lean Six Sigma for Higher Education Conference (the Netherlands)
Linking Daoism and Quantum Skills (Internalization of GE) with Contextualization (Externalization of Subject Matters) via QFD for Sustainability

June 2014
Dr Iris Yip
ISF 2014 : 34th International Symposium on Forecasting (the Netherlands)
Bayesian Estimation of Infinite Mixture Model

August 2014
Ms Sue Yip
1st International Conference on Development of Research in Higher Education 2014
(ICDRHE-2014) (Jordan)
Factors Influencing ESL Bachelor of Business Administration tudents (BBA) at a Specialist College in Hong Kong in Choosing a Study Programme

March 2014
Mr Angus Young INSOL Academic Colloquium 2014 (Hong Kong)
Provisional Supervision in Hong Kong: The Two Faces of Law Reform & Cultural Stigma

December 2013
Dr Carisa Yu
The 9th International Conference on Optimization Techniques and Applications (ICOTA9) (Taiwan)
Robust Approach to the Portfolio Optimization Problem

September 2013
Dr Christine Yu
3rd Language Arts and Linguistics Conference (Hong Kong)
Literature Research for the Second Language Classroom: A Contrastive Analysis of Image Visualization in Chinese and English Creative Writing

Publications of Academic Staff 2013/14

Dr Gavin Bui
Bui, G.H.Y. (2013). Review of Hong Kong English by Setter, Wong, & Chan. English World-Wide, 34(3), 383-385. [SSCI-Indexed].

Dr Gavin Bui
Wei, R., & Bui, G.H.Y. (2013). Speech Act of Request in Business E-mails: A Conversation Analysis Perspective. Journal of Luoyang Normal University, 32(7), 110-114.

Dr Gavin Bui
Bui, G.H.Y. (2013). Effects of Immediate Repetition in L2 Speaking Task: A Focused Study. English Language Teaching, 6(1), 11-19. doi:10.5539/elt.v6n1p11.

Dr Gavin Bui
Bui, G.H.Y. (2014). Task Readiness: Theoretical Framework and Empirical Evidence from Topic Familiarity, Strategic Planning, and Proficiency Levels, In P. Skehan (Ed.), Investigating a Processing Perspective on Task Performance (pp. 63-93). John Benjamins Publishing Company.

Dr Gavin Bui
Bui, G.H.Y. (2014). Measuring L2 Fluency in Task-based Performance, Presented at the 17th World Congress of the International Applied Linguistics Association, Brisbane, Australia, 10-15 August 2014.

Dr Gavin Bui
Bui, G.H.Y. (2014). The Use of Shall/Will with Pronouns: Collocations in L1 and L2 Writing, TESL Reporter, 47(2), 21-34.

Dr Benedict Chan
Chan, B.S.B. (2013). Do Economic Rights Really Conflict with Liberal Rights? Presented at the Harmony & Conflict: From Embodied Emotions to Global Realms, Joint Meeting of the Society for Asian & Comparative Philosophy and the Australasian Society for Asian & Comparative Philosophy, Singapore, 8-10 July, 2013.

Dr Rami Chan
Chan, H.Y. (2014). The Three-Tier Regulation on Private High Education Sector: Experiences in Hong Kong, Presented at the International Research Society for Public Management Conference, Ottawa, Canada, 8-11 April, 2014.

Dr Rami Chan
Chan, H.Y. (2014). Crisis Politics of the SARS Epidemic: A Comparative Study of Mainland China, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan, Presented at the New Zealand Political Studies Association Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 1-3 December 2014.

Dr Shelby Chan
陳嘉恩(2013)。〈樓盤命名的文學〉。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》
，頁168。中華書局(香港) 有限公司。

Dr Shelby Chan
陳嘉恩(2013)。〈Vive la differance! 港式粵語廣告與身份〉。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁149-151。中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Dr Shelby Chan
Cha, S.K.Y. (2014). Trap Revisited: The Man Who Questions Death and the Tragedy of Modern Man, Michael Lackner and Nikola Chardonnens (ed.), Freedom and Fate in Gao Xingjian’s Writings (pp. 241–58). Berlin: DeGruyte. 

Dr Shelby Chan
陳嘉恩(2014)。復甚麼仇：《哈姆雷特》在香港。第九屆華文戲劇節國際學術研討會。中國浙江大學及中國話劇研究所主辦，2014年4月18至23日。

Dr Shelby Chan
Chan, S.K.Y. (2014). Play It Again: A Contextual and Statistical Analysis of Theatre Translation in Hong Kong, Presented at The East Asian Translation Studies Conference, hosted by University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. 18–19 June 2014.

Dr Shelby Chan
Chan, S.K.Y. (2014). Otherness Within: Pygmalion as a Story of Translation and Identity Construction, Presented at the 2014 International Symposium on Cross-Cultural Studies, hosted by Fu Jen Catholic University. Taipei, Republic of China. 3–4 May 2014.

Dr Shelby Chan & Prof Gilbert Fong
Bei, D., Chan, S.K.Y., Fong, G., Klein, L. & Mattison, C. (2013) Islands or Continents (Edited multilingual volume). Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.

Dr Shelby Chan & Prof Gilbert Fong
Bei, D., Chan, S.K.Y., Fong, G., Klein, L. & Mattison, C. (2013) Islands or Continents (18-volume boxset). Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.

Dr Shelby Chan & Prof Gilbert Fong
陳嘉恩、方梓勳(2013)。〈從互文性看《雷雨》和《滿城盡帶黃金甲》〉
。紀念《雷雨》劇作誕生八十周年國際學術研討會。中國話劇理論與歷史研究會。中國：天津。2013年9月19日至23日。

Dr Shelby Chan & Prof Gilbert Fong
Chan, S.K.Y. & Fong, G.C.F. (2014). The Chinese Translation Drama Archive. Online 
archive (under construction).

Dr Shelby Chan & Prof Gilbert Fong
Chan, S.K.Y. & Fong, G.C.F. (2014). Modernisation of Hong Kong Theatre, Presented at the International Colloquium: Modernisation of Asian Theatre, hosted by Osaka University, Osaka, Japan. 14–17 March 2014.

Dr Victor Chan
Chan, V.C.M. (2014). Paradigm Shift of Japan’s Monetary Policymaking: Implications of Abe Shinzo’s Return to Power, Journal of International Relations and Diplomacy, 2(4), 259-270.

Dr Victor Chan
Chan, V.C.M. (2014). Politics of Compliance in Global Infectious Disease Control: Cases of SARS Control in China. Journal of Public Administration and Governance, 4(1), 114-133.

Dr Victor Chan & Dr Anselm Lam
陳志明、梁偉賢、林榮鈞(2014)。〈通識課程設計中的挑戰與機遇：一間香港私立專上院校的經驗分享〉。大學通識，總第八期，頁81-105。

Dr Chau So Ling
Chau, S. L. (2013). Review on Book Proposal -- Organisational Behavior: A Concise Introduction, Palgrave.

Dr Chau So Ling
Chau, S.L. (2013). Starting from a Humble Beginning. Academy of Contemporary Research Journal, II (2), 44-46.

Dr Chau So Ling
Chan, S. L. (2014). Organizational Structure Matters -- A Case in Taiwan.  Academy of Contemporary Research Journal, III(I), 10-13.

Dr Chau So Ling
Chau, S.L. (2014).  Key Managerial and Organizational Issues of Corporate Entrepreneurhsip.  Academy of Taiwan Business Management Review, 10(1), 138-144. 

Dr Chen Gengzhao
Chen, G. & Hsu, B.F.C. (2013). Law and Policy in the Sustainability of Affordable Housing: The Case of China. 30 UCLA PAC. BASIN L.J. 259.

Dr Chen Gengzhao
Chen, G. (2013). Minor Property Rights Housing— From Perspective of Housing Rights, Presented at the Global Chinese Real Estate Congress (GCREC) 2013 Annual Conference, Beijing, China, 5-7 July, 2013. 

Dr Chen Gengzhao
陳耿釗(2013)。商事立法模式的選擇——美國統一商法典的啟示與借鑒。中國商法年刊2013。

Dr Andy Cheng
Cheng, W.W. (2013). The Impacts of Change in Currency Demand Function, Transmission Mechanism and Substitution Effect on Monetary Policy during the Process of RMB Internationalization, Journal of Money, Investment and Banking, 28, 94-99

Dr Ben Cheng
Cheng, K. M., Kim, H. & Thompson, H.(2013). The Real Exchange Rate and the Balance of Trade in US Tourism. International Review of Economics and Finance, 25, 122-128.

Dr Ben Cheng
Cheng, K. M., Kim, H. & Thompson, H. (2013). The Exchange Rate and US Tourism Trade, 1973-2007. Tourism Economics, 19(4), 883-896.

Prof Alex Cheung
張光裕(2013)。〈商周青銅器所見的「舌」族及相關諸器的考察〉。《第四屆古文字與古代史國際學術研討會－－紀念董作賓逝世五十周年論文集》，中央研究院歷史語言研究所，頁195-210。

Prof Alex Cheung
張光裕(2013)。〈從新見材料談《儀禮》飲酒禮中的醴柶及所用酒器問題〉。《文物 》，文物出版社，北京，頁67-75。

Prof Alex Cheung
張光裕(2014)。〈錯金吳王劍銘獻疑〉。收錄於《紀念何琳儀先生誕辰七十周年論文集》，安徽大學出版社，合肥，頁138-141。

Prof Alex Cheung
張光裕(2014)。〈《儀禮》飲酒用觶小議〉。收錄於《饒宗頤國學院院刊(創刊號)》
，中華書局（香港）有限公司，香港，頁7-14。

Prof Alex Cheung
張光裕(2014)。〈從簡牘材料談《論語˙先進》篇「哂」字的釋讀〉。收錄於《出土文獻與漢語史研究》，中國社會科學院，北京（待刊）。

Prof Irene Chow
Chow, I.H.S., Teo, S.T.T. & Chew, I.K.H. (2013). HRM systems and Firm Performance: The mediation role of strategic orientation. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 985-1005.

Prof Irene Chow
Vance, C.M., Chow, I.H.S., Paik, Y. & Shin, K.Y. (2013). Analysis of Korean Expatriate Congruence with Chinese Labor Perceptions on Training Method Importance: Implications for Global Talent Management. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 24(5), p985-1005.

Prof Irene Chow
Sun, L.Y., Chow, I.H.S., Chiu, R.K. & Pan, W. (2013). Outcome Favorability in the Link between Leader-member Exchange and Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Procedural Fairness Climate. Leadership Quarterly, 24, 215-226.

Prof Irene Chow
Pan, W., Chow, I.H.S. & Sun, L. (2014). Do Motivations Complement? Exploring How Employee Proactivity and Leadership Impact Creativity, Proceedings of International Association for Chinese Management Research (IACMR) .

Prof Irene Chow
劉芳、周巧笑、王浩(2014)。新創企業高績效工作系統：一個多層模型。中國管理研究學會出版。

Prof Irene Chow
Sun, L.Y., Pan, W. & Chow, I.H.S. (2014). Supervisory Mentoring and Subordinate Contextual and Career Performance: A Motivational Perspective. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 35(2), 213–233.

Dr Kenneth Chung
Chung, K.H.K. (2013). Controversies on Real Estate Bubbles in Mainland China 中國內地房地產泡沫的爭議. Emergence and Transfer of Wealth 財富湧現與流轉, 3(2), 17-21.

Dr Echo Ding
Au, K., Chiang, F., Birtch, T.& Ding, Z. J. (2013). Incubating the next generation to venture: The case of a family business in Hong Kong. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 30(3): 749-767.

Dr Echo Ding
Gaur, A. S., Ma, X., & Ding, Z.J. (2014).  Perceived Home Country Supportiveness/Unfavorableness and Emerging Market Firms’ Outward FDI, Academy of Management Best Paper Proceedings.

Dr Echo Ding
Ding, Z. J., Au, K. & Chiang, F.(2014). Social Trust and Angel Investors’ Decisions: A Multilevel Analysis across Nations, Journal of Business Venturing (Accepted). 

Dr Echo Ding
Ahlstrom, D. & Ding, Z.J. (2014). Entrepreneurship in China: An Overview.  International Small Business Journal, 32(6), 610-618.

Dr Echo Ding
Ding, Z.J., Li, S.S. & Au, K. (2014). Angel Investor’s Selection Criteria: A Comparative Institutional Perspective. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, 31(3), 705-731.

Prof Gilbert Fong
Fong, G.C.F. (2013). Romancing Hong Kong: The Revelation of Sweet and Sour Hong Kong, Presented at the Performing China on the Global Stage. International Symposium, University of Leeds. Leeds, United Kingdom, 26-27, March, 2013.

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)〈香港話劇的新世代〉。田本相、方梓勳編：《中國話劇藝術史。第8卷：香港》。南京：江蘇教育出版社。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)。〈品牌的翻譯〉。恒生管理學院編：《商道與人道 -  恒管人語》，頁166-67。香港：中華書局(香港)有限公司出版社。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)。〈英語霸權的末日還會遠嗎?〉。恒生管理學院編：《商道與人道 -  恒管人語》，頁146-48。香港：中華書局(香港)有限公司出版社。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)。〈他來自《原野》：解構空間與人性〉。與陳嘉恩合著。載北京人藝戲劇博物館編：《紀念曹禺誕辰一百週年國際學術研討會論文集》。北京：中國戲劇出版社，頁282-291。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)。《中國話劇藝術史。第8卷：香港》。南京：江蘇教育出版社

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)。〈校內企業與實習：香港恒生管理學院商務翻譯的培訓模式〉。第二屆全國商務翻譯高端論壇。對外經濟貿易大學英語學院。中國：北京。2013年5月24日至26日。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2013)。〈香港戲劇教育概況〉。中國戲劇教育高端論壇。黑龍江哈爾濱師範大學對外經濟貿易大學英語學院。中國：哈爾濱。2013年6月14日至17日。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2014)。〈戲劇家與戲劇翻譯：曹禺翻譯的《柔蜜歐與幽麗葉》〉。田本相與鄒紅編：《海外學者論曹禺》。桂林：廣西師範大學出版社。

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2014)。〈序：自覺、自救與流亡〉。劉再復、潘耀明編：載《語言不在家 ─ 高行健的流亡話語》，頁iii-xi。香港：大山文化出版社。

Prof Gilbert Fong
Fong, G.C.F. (2014). Wild Man and the Idea of Freedom,  In Michael Lackner, Nikola Chardonnens (Eds.), Freedom and Fate in Gao Xingjian’s Writings (pp. 105-120). De Gruyter. 2014. 

Prof Gilbert Fong
方梓勳(2014)。〈香港話劇的新世代〉。第九屆華文戲劇節學術研討會。中國杭州：華文戲劇節委員會、杭州市兩岸四地委員會、杭州劇院、浙江大學傳媒與國際文化學院。2014年4月18日至25日。

Prof Gilbert Fong & Dr Shelby Chan
Fong, G.C.F. & Chan, S.K.Y. (2013). Ta laizi Yuanye: Jiagou kongjian yu renxing (He is from The Wilderness: Deconstructing space and human nature 他來自《原野》：解構空間與人性). In Beijing People’s Art Theatre Museum (Ed.), A Symposium on the Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of Mr. Cao Yu (pp. 282–91). Beijing: Zhongguo Xiju Chubanshe. 

Dr Paul Fung
Fung, P.K.Y. (2013). Photographing the Subject: Death, Cinema and the Gaze, In Envisaging Dying: Visual Culture and Death (pp174-189). Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 

Dr Paul Fung
Fung, P.K.Y. (2014). Dostoevsky and the Epileptic Mode of Being, Oxford: Legenda.

Dr Karolina Glowacka
Balakrishnan, A., Banciu, M., Glowacka, K. & Mirchandani, P. (2013). Hierarchical approach for survivable network design. European Journal of Operational Research 255(2), 223-235.

Dr Vera Hau
Hammam, E., Hau, V.L.C., Wong, K.S., Kwok, K. & Macefield, V.G. (2014). Vestibular Modulation of Muscle Sympathetic Nerve Activity by the Utricle during Sub-perceptual Sinusoidal Linear Acceleration in Humans, Experimental Brain Research, 232(4), 1379-1388. 

Dr Vera Hau
Manza, P., Hau, V.C.L. & Leung, H.C. (2014). Alpha Power Gates Relevant Information during Working Memory Updating, The Journal of Neuroscience, 34(17): 5998-6002; doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.4641-13.2014.

Dr Danny Ho
Ho, D. H. K., Ho, D.C. K. & Young, A. (2013). A Study of the Impact of Culture on Tax Compliance in China. International Tax Journal, 39(3), 33-46.

Dr Danny Ho
Lau, K.L.A., Ho, D.C.K. & Young, A (2013). An Exploratory Study on the Perception of Minority Shareholders’ legal Protection in China and Hong Kong, Presented at the British Academy of Management 2013 Conference, Liverpool, UK, 10-12, September, 2013.

Dr Danny Ho
Ho, D.C.K. (2013). A Case Study of Corporate Carbon Strategy of Cathay Pacific Airways , Presented at the 8th International Congress on Logistics and SCM Systems, Tokyo, Japan, 5-7 August, 2013.

Dr Danny Ho
Ho, D.C.K. (2014). A Case Study of H&M’s Strategy and Practices of Corporate Environmental Sustainability, Logistics Operations, Supply Chain Management and Sustainability, (pp. 241-254). Springer International Publishing.

Dr Danny Ho
Ho, D.C.K. (2014). A Case study of H&M’s Strategy and Practices of Corporate Environmental Sustainability, Presented at the 9th International Congress on Logistics and SCM Systems, Poznan, Poland, 1-4 July, 2014.

Dr Danny Ho
Lau, K. L. A., Young, A. & Ho, D.C.K. (2014). A Matter of Trust and Professionalism? An Empirical Study of Investors’ Sentiments towards Financial Advisors in China, Presented at the Corporate Law Teachers Association Conference 2014, Adelaide, Australia, 2-4 February, 2014.

Dr Danny Ho & Dr Kenneth Kwong
Ho, D.K.C. & Kwong, K.K.K. (2013). Knowing the Unknown: Operating Forces Behind Green Innovation Adoption for Sustainability, Presented at the 2013 Marketing & Public Policy Conference, American Marketing Association (AMA), Washington, USA, 29 May - 3 June, 2013.

Dr Danny Ho & Dr Brossa Wong
Ho, D.H.K., Ho, D.C.K., Wong, B. & Young, A. (2013). Attitudes about Tax Compliance in China: Culture-laden Mind-sets and Incentives from a Chinese Perspective, Presented at the 25th Australasian Tax Teachers Association Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 23-
25 January, 2013.

President Simon S M Ho
何順文(2013)。〈學者解構CSR index〉。CSR Times， 3月， 第 2 期 ， pp. 14-15 。

President Simon S M Ho
何順文(2013)。〈港旅遊業承載力及深層次融合，如何解決？〉。信報財經月刊，7月，第436期，pp. 86-90 。

President Simon S M Ho
何順文(2013)。〈澳門大學橫琴新校區「一國兩制」下的新突破〉。信報財經月刊 ，9月，第438期 ， pp. 69-71 。

President Simon S M Ho
何順文(2014)。〈大學排名榜：缺失、影響與反思〉。信報財經月刊  ， 3月， 第444期 ， pp.144-147。

President Simon S M Ho
何順文(2014)。〈積極正面看待外地生留澳工作〉。九鼎月刊，7月，第81期，pp. 15-17。

President Simon S M Ho
何順文(2014)。〈現代大學目的、責任與價值之反思〉。明報月刊，8月，總584期，pp. 95-97。

Dr Sammy Hu 
胡欣立(2013)。〈司法積極主義在台灣的實踐〉。《台灣政治發展之檢視與展望學術研討會》。華東師範大學兩岸交流與區域發展研究所。2013年9月。

Dr Johnny Kwok
Kwok, J. K. H. (2014).  Cross-listing, Volatility and Liquidity: Evidence from a Perfectly Segmented Market.  Journal of Applied Finance and Banking, 4(4), 85-106.

Dr Kenneth Kwong
Kwong, K.K.K. & Leung, J.W.K. (2014). In Search of Third-Party Logistics Synegies and the Effects on Performance, Presented at the First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability”, Hong Kong, 11-12 January, 2014. 

Dr Kenneth Kwong
Lee A.Y. K., Kwong, K.K.K. & Leung, J. (2014). Rating Quality of a Credit Rating Agencies: The Development of a User-based Assessment Model, Presented at the 12th Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Conference, Singapore, 9-11 January, 2014.

Dr Anselm Lam
林榮鈞(2014)。〈盧梭懺悔錄中的美德與自然善性律則〉。中山大學西學東漸文獻館 主編：《西學東漸文獻研究》，商務出版社。

Dr Benson Lam
Tang, S.S., Chow, S.K., Ho, S.W., Lok, W.W. & Lam, B.S.Y. (2013). Professional High Quality 2D to 3D Conversion System, Small Entrepreneur Research Assistance Programme (SERAP)

Dr Victor Lau
Lau, V. P., Hsu, Y. S. & Shaffer, M. A. (2013). Global Careers in China, In C. Reis, & Y. Baruch (Eds.), Careers Without Borders: Critical Perspectives (pp. 247-266). London: Routledge.

Dr Victor Lau
Lau, V. P., Wong, Y. Y. & Chow, W. C. (2013). Turning the Tables: Mitigating Effects of Proactive Personality on the Relationships between Work-to-family Conflict and Work- and Nonwork-related Outcomes. Career Development International, 18(5), 503-520.

Dr Victor Lau
Lau, V. P., Wong, Y. Y. & Law, K. K.(2013). Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm Performance: Do the Mindsets of Corporate Leaders Matter? Presented at the 27th Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 4-6 December, 2013.

Dr Victor Lau
Dimitrova, M. N., Dilek, G. Y., Lau, V. P., Shaffer, M. A., Davidkov, T. & Yordanova, D. (2013). Internalizing Legitimacy: The Indirect Link between Perceptions of Entrepreneurship’s Legitimacy and Entrepreneurs’ Innovative Behavior, Presented at the Academy of International Business 2013 Annual Meeting, Istanbul, Turkey. 3-6 July, 2013.

Dr Victor Lau
Lau, V. P., Wong, Y. Y. & Chow, W. C. (2013). Turning the Tables: The Mitigating Effects of Proactive Personality on Work-to-family Conflict, Presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Lake Buena Vista (Orlando), Florida, USA, 9-13 August, 2013. 

Dr Victor Lau
Lau, V.P. & Wong, Y.Y. (2014). A Study of Chinese Entrepreneurs: Firm Performance and Personal Achievement, Presented at the 28th Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Conference, Sydney, Australia, 3-5 December, 2014. 

Dr Victor Lau & Prof Irene Chow
Wong, C. Y. A., Chow, M., Lau, V. P. & Chow, I.H.S. (2014). Interactive Activities for Year One Students of Undergraduate Programs in the Asian context, Presented at the Teaching and Learning Conference at the 74th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, 1-5 August, 2014.

Dr Becky Lee
Landriault, D., Lee, W.Y., Willmot, G.E. & Woo, J.K. (2014). A Note on Deficit Analysis in Dependency Models involving Coxian Claim Amounts, Scandinavian Actuarial Journal 5, 405-423.

Dr Becky Lee
Lee, W.Y. & Willmot, G.E. (2014). On the Moments of the Time to Ruin in Dependent Sparre Andersen Models with Emphasis on Coxian Interclaim Times, Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, 59, 1-10.

Dr Elvis Lee
Lee, E.K.H. (2013). English in the Chinese Courtroom, Hong Kong Lawyer (The official journal of The Law Society of Hong Kong), 11, 12.

Dr Elvis Lee
Lee, E.K.H. (2013). Sharing v Maintenance of Power: Ideological Conflict in Legal Bilingualism between Judiciary and Legal Professionals in Hong Kong, Presented at the 9th International Symposium on Bilingualism, Singapore, 10-13, June, 2013. 

Dr Elvis Lee
Lee, E.K.H. (2013). Harsh Comments and Lenient Penalties: How Judges Speak with Social Impact in Hong Kong, Presented at the Third International Conference on Law, Language and Discourse. Shanghai, China, 3-5 June, 2013. 

Dr Elvis Lee
Lee, E.K.H. (2014). The Use of English in the Chinese Courtroom: an Issue of Translation and Beyond, Presented at the Fourth International Conference on Law, Translation and Culture, Shanghai, China, 13-16 June, 2014.

Prof T S Lee
Lee, T.S. & Zhou, Q. (2013). Resources Constraints, Capacity Limitations and Supply Information Sharing in a Supply Chain, Presented at the The 12th International Decision Sciences Institute & The 18th Asia Pacific DSI Conference, Bali, Indonesia, 9-13 July, 2013. 

Prof T S Lee
Zhou, Q., Lee, G.M. & Lee, T.S. (2013). Demand Variability, Forecasting Accuracy and Supply information Sharing, International Journal of Management Theory and Practice, 14(1), 5-24.

Prof T S Lee
Zhou, Q., Cui, X. & Lee, T.S. (2014). The Business Value of Enterprise Resources Planning System (ERP): A Focused Review, Presented at the 19th Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute Conference (APDSI 2014), The 8th International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management (ICOSCM 2014) and The Fourth International Symposium 
on Operations Management and Strategy (ISOMS 2014), Yokohama, Japan, 18-22 July, 2014. 

Prof T S Lee
Zhou, Q. & Lee, T.S. (2014). Financial Supply Chain Management and Supply Chain Finance: A Concise Literature Review, Presented at the First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability”, Hong Kong, 11-12 January, 2014. 

Dr Lee Wai Choi
Lee, W.C. (2013). Essentials of DSE Economics 1, Hung Fung Book Co., Ltd.

Dr Lee Wai Choi
Lee, W.C. (2013). The Impact of Interest Rate Liberalization Announcement in China on the Market Value of Hong Kong Listed Chinese Commercial Banks, Journal of Finance and Investment Analysis, 2(3), 35-39.

Dr Nelson Leung
Leung, N.K.Y., Shamsub, H., Tsang, N. & Au, B. (2014). Enhancing Learning Experience of Coursework Students in Higher Education: A Knowledge Management Methodology, Accepted for publication, Proceedings of the 6th annual International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDULEARN), 2014.

Dr Nelson Leung
Leung, N.K.Y., Shamsub, H., Tsang, N. & Au, B. (2014). A Study of Factors that Influenced Learning in a Big Lecture Hall in the Offshore Campus of the Australian University, Accepted for publication, Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDULEARN), 2014.

Dr Nelson Leung
Leung, N.K.Y., Lau, S.K. & Tsang, N. (2014). A New Methodology to Streamline Ontology Integration Processes, Accepted for publication, Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Digital Information and Communication Technology and its Applications (DICTAP), 2014.

Dr Nelson Leung
Leung, N.K.Y., Shamsub, H., Tsang, N. & Au, B. (2014). To Improve the Learning Experience of the First Trimester Undergraduate Students in an Australian University’s Offshore Campus: a Knowledge Management Methodology, Journal of Information Technology Education: Research (JITE: Research) (Accepted).

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2013) 。論張愛玲的離散意識與晚期小說風格。劉石吉等主編，遷徙與記憶研討會論文集，(頁89-111)，高雄：國立中山大學人文研究中心、國立中山大學文學院。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2013) 。從《行雲集》看周瘦鵑遊記散文的變化和意義。張雙慶、余濟美編，
行走的愉悅──第三屆世界華文旅遊文學國際學術研討會論文集，(頁235-248)，香港：香港中文大學聯合書院、明報月刊、世界華文旅遊文學聯會。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2013) 。想像中國的另一種方法：論劉吶鷗、穆時英和張愛玲小說的「視覺性」(An Alternative Imagination of China: A Study of‘Visuality’in Liu Na’ou, Mu Shiying and Eileen Chang’s Fictions)。《政大中文學報》(National Cheung Chi University Chinese Journal)，19，219-260。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2013)。性別主體與國家想像──論劉吶鷗、穆時英和張愛玲小說中的「視覺化表述」，香港亞洲研究學會第八屆研討會， 香港教育學院，香港。2013年3月9日。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2013)。跨文化翻譯者的凝視──論劉吶鷗對殖民主義文學的引入和轉化。「第八屆台灣文化國際學術研討會」，國立台灣師範大學台灣語文學系、長榮大學台灣研究所主辦，2013年9月6日。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2013)。論張愛玲的離散意識與晚期小說風格。「2013年遷徙與記憶國際研討會」，國立中山大學人文研究中心主辦，2013年10月5日。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2014)。離散與女性書寫：張愛玲小說的晚期風格。「流離與歸屬：二戰之後的台灣和香港文學與其他」論壇，香港中文大學人文學科研究所主辦，2014年2月14日。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2014)。混種文化翻譯者的凝視──論劉吶鷗對殖民主義文學的引入和轉化(The Gaze of a Hybrid-cultural Translator: A Discussion on Liu Na’ou’s Introduction and Transformation of Colonial Literature)。《清華學報》(Tsing Hua Journal of Chinese Studies)。

Dr Rebecca Leung
梁慕靈(2014)。張愛玲小說的版本問題：以《第一爐香》、《第二爐香》和《茉莉香片》為例。《臺灣書目季刊》(Bibliography Quarterly ) 。

Dr Li Dongmei
Li, C., Li, D., Chiu, C.Y. & Peng, S. (2013), Strong Brand from Consumers’ Perspective: A Cross-cultural Study, Presented at the China Marketing International Conference 2013, Jiangsu, China, 12-15 July, 2013.

Dr Li Dongmei
Li, D., Li C., Chiu, C.Y., Peng, s. & Kreuzbauer, R. (2013). Be Sincere or Be Capable When a Product Crisis Occurs? The Moderating Role of Lay Belief about Corporate Social Responsibility, Presented at the China Marketing International Conference 2013, Jiangsu, China, 12-15 July, 2013. 

Dr Li Dongmei
Li, D., Kreuzbauer, R., Chiu, C.Y. & Keh, H.T. (2013). The Importance of Cultural Politeness in International Marketing: Developing Politeness Theory in Marketing Research, Presented at the Annual Conference of China Marketing Science 2013, Beijing, China, August 2013.

Dr Vera Li
Guo, H.L., Li, H. & Li, V. (2013). VP-based Safety Management in Large-scale Construction Projects: A Conceptual Framework, Automation in Construction, 34, 16-24.

Dr Vera Li
Li, H., Jin, Z., Li, V. Liu, G. & Skitmore, R.M. (2013). An Entry Mode Decision-making Model for the International Expansion of Construction Enterprises, Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 20(2), 160-180.

Dr Julia Liu
Zhao, L., Li, Z. & Liu, J. (2013). Management Preferences, Optimistic Investment Recommendation and Obtaining Private Information 管理層偏好、投資評級樂觀性與私有資訊獲取. Management World, 4, 33-47.

Dr Lawrence Lo
羅永滔(2013)。〈顧客是恐怖份子〉。 恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》
，頁74-75。香港：中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Dr Lawrence Lo
羅永滔(2013)。〈3C + 1I〉。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁78-79。中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Dr Lawrence Lo
Lo, L.W.T. (2014). An Exploratory Research on eWOM Information Seeking Behavior and Attitudes in Service Consumption, Presented at the SIBR-UniKL 2014 Kuala Lumpur Conference: Interdisciplinary, Business and Economics Research, Kuala Lumpur, 7-8 February, 2014.

Dr Lawrence Lo
Lo, L.W.T. & Chan, H.M.L. (2014). E-retail Strategic Elements in Hong Kong Group Buying Websites, Presented at the SIBR-HK 2014 Hong Kong Conference: Interdisciplinary Business and Economics Research, Hong Kong, 27-28 September 2014.

Dr Lawrence Lo
Lo, L.W.T. (2014). An Exploratory Research on eWOM Information Seeking Behavior and Attitudes in Service Consumption, Review of Integrative Business and Economics Research, 3 (1): 172-189.

Dr Lawrence Lo
Lo, L.W.T. & Chan, H.M.L. (2014). An Empirical Study of the Retirement and Bridge Employment Intentions of Older Workers, International Journal of Research Studies in Management, [Forthcoming].

Prof Thomas Luk
陸潤棠(2013)。 中篇小說《調景嶺的童年往事》，聯合副刊，D3，2013年11月17日。

Prof Thomas Luk
Luk, T.Y.T. (2014). Hollywood’s Hong Kong: Cold War Imagery and Urban Transformation in Edward Dmytryk’s Soldier of Fortune. Visual Anthropology, 27(1-2), 138-148.

Prof Thomas Luk
陸潤棠(2014)。中篇小說《調景嶺故事(一)：記憶到想像》。大公報，文學週刊。2014年9月14日。

Prof Thomas Luk
陸潤棠(2014)。中篇小說《調景嶺故事(二)：孤兒歲月》。大公報，文學週刊。2014年9月21日。

Dr Daniel Mo
Mo. D.Y.W., Tseng, M.M. & Cheung, R.K. (2014). Design of Inventory Pools in Spare Part Support Operation Systems, International Journal of Systems Science, 45(6), 1296-1305.

Dr Stephen Ng & Dr Victor Lau
Ng, S.C.H. & Lau, V.P. (2013). A Study of the Effect of Workplace Environment Management Practices on Employees’ Behavior in the China Context, Presented at the The 12th International Decision Sciences Institute & The 18th Asia Pacific DSI Conference, Bali, Indonesia, 9-13 July, 2013. 

Dr Stephen Ng
Ng, S.C.H., Zhao, X., Fan, X. & Rungtusanatham, J.M. (2014). TQM and Brand-Building by Chinese Original Brand Manufacturers: Impact on Business Performance, International Journal of Production Research, 52(3), 825-846. 

Dr Lucille Ngan
Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). Family and Marriage: Constructing Chineseness among Long-settled Australian-born Chinese. In K. B. Chan (Ed.), International Handbook of Chinese Families (pp. 137-153). New York: Springer. 

Dr Lucille Ngan
Chan, K.W., Kennett, P. & Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). Gender, Social Security and Citizenship: Experiences in Four Asian Cities. In J. Lee, J. Midgley, and Y. Zhu (Eds), Social Policy and Social Change in East Asia (pp. 35-62). USA: Lexington Books.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Kennett, P., Chan, K.W. & Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). Social Protection, Governance and the Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion in East Asia. Handbook of East Asian Studies (pp. 245-265). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. 

Dr Lucille Ngan
Ngan, L.L.S. & Chan, K.W. (2013). An Outsider is Always an Outsider: Migration, Social Policy and Social Exclusion in East Asia. Journal of Comparative Asian Development, 12(2): 316-350.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Kennett, P., Chan, K.W., Chung, K.W., Pun, N. & Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). Governance and Citizenship in East Asia: Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei and Seoul. Centre for Social Policy Studies, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). Perspectives and Experiences of Cross-border Students, Presented at the Eighth Annual Conference, The Asian Studies Association of Hong Kong held at The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong, 8-9 March, 2013.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). The Construction of Identity of Cross-border School Students in Hong Kong, Presented at the Third Asian Conference on Cultural Studies, held at Ramada, Osaka, 24-26 May, 2013.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Ngan, L.L.S. (2013). Identities of Cross-border Students: Crisis, Ambiguity or Flexibility, Presented at the Eighth International Convention of Asia Scholars, held at The Venetian, Macau, 24-27 June 2013.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Chan, K.W., Kennett, P. & Ngan, L.L.S. (2014). Gender, Social Security and Citizenship: Experiences in Four Asian Cities, In J. Lee, J. Midgley, and Y. Zhu (Eds), Social Policy and Social Change in East Asia (pp. 35-62). USA: Lexington Books.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Ngan, L.L.S., Chan, A., Wong, A. & Chan, W.S. (2014). Border-crossing and Hybridity: Cross-border Students in Hong Kong, Presented at the Fourth Asian Conference on Asian Studies, Osaka, Japan, 29 May - 1 June, 2014.

Dr Lucille Ngan
Chan, A., Ngan, L.L.S. & Chan, W. S. (2014). Schooling Experiences and Sense of Identity of Cross-border Students [跨境學童的就學經驗和歸屬感].  Cross-border Families Forum, Hong Kong Council of Social Services, Hong Kong. (Published in Chinese), Issue 2:13-25.Dr Janice Pan Yan, J.X., Pan, J., Wu, H. & Wang, Y. (2013). Mapping Interpreting Studies: The state of the field based on a database of nine major translation and interpreting journals (2000-2010). Perspectives: Studies in Translatology, 21(3), 446-473.

Dr Janice Pan
潘珺(2013)。傳譯˙傳意˙傳情。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》
，第頁162-163。香港：中華書局 (香港)有限公司。

Dr Janice Pan & Dr Shelby Chan
Pan, J. & Chan, S.K.Y. (2013). Investigating the Routes to Professional Translators/interpreters: The Construction and Development of the HK-CL(CE/EC)TIC, Presented at the 2nd Business Translation Forum of China, Beijing, China, 24-26 May, 2013. 

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2013)。第3章〈李志從先生：小西灣福建中學總務主任〉；第6章〈黃長猷先生：天德參行有限公司副董事長〉。東區區議會公民教育工作小組、香港樹仁大學歷史系：《東區人了解東區史：東區族群口述歷史計劃之一──福建群族研究》（香港樹仁大學歷史教學支援及研究中心）。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2013)。〈教會大學與近代中國高等教育的轉型：以福建協和大學華人校長林景潤為個案〉。黃文江、郭偉聯、劉義章主編 ：《法流十道：近代中國基督教區域史研究》（香港建道神學院）。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2013)。〈第四章：豐富多彩的民俗文化〉；〈第五章：自由開放的報業文〉。王國華、袁行霈、陳進玉主編：《中國地域文化通覽：香港卷》（北京中華書局）。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏、區志堅、蔡思行(2013)。《香港記憶》。中國法制出版社。

Dr Agnes Pang 
彭淑敏(2013)。《民國福建協和大學之研究：以師資和財務為例（1916-1949）》。台北中原大學宗教研究所、台灣基督教文藝出版社聯合出版。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2013)。〈為國育才、自強不息：抗日戰爭時期的福建協和大學 (1938-1945)〉。
《民國研究》總第23輯CSSCI來源集刊。

Dr Agnes Pang
Pang, S.M. (2013). Review of China’s Christian Colleges: Cross-Cultural Connections, 1900-1950. Journal of the History of Christianity in Modern China 9.

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2014)。〈從風物志看香港歷史文化旅遊〉。彭早敏主編 ：《香港景觀文化導遊》（香港註冊導遊協會, 知出版）。

Dr Agnes Pang
李金強主編，李志剛、彭淑敏等合著(2014)。《香港教會人物傳》。香港華人基督教聯會。

Dr Agnes Pang
何佩然、彭淑敏(2014)。《香港文化導論》。中華書局（香港）有限公司。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2014)。台灣基督教高等教育的創辦──以東海大學為個案。台中東海大學：「典範的建構——東海校史暨人物傳記書寫工作坊」2014年3月28日。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2014)。
廈門基督教傳教士：以打馬字牧師（Rev. John Van Nest Talmage, 1819-1892） 為例。香港浸會大學近代 史研究中心與建道神學院基督教與中國文化研究中心合辦：「中華族群與基督教研討會」2014年6月7日。

Dr Agnes Pang
彭淑敏(2014)。福建協和大學華人校長林景潤。台中東海大學：「典範的建構——東海校史暨人物傳記書寫計畫」2014年3月27日。

Dr Ada Qiu
Qiu, X. & Huang, G.Q. (2013). Storage Pricing, Replenishment, and Delivery Schedules in a Supply Hub in Industrial Park: A Bilevel Programming Approach, International Journal of Production Research, 51(23-24), 6950-6971.

Dr Ada Qiu
Qiu, X. & Huang, G.Q. (2013). Supply Hub in Industrial Park (SHIP): The Value of Freight Consolidation, Computers & Industrial Engineering, 65(1), 16–27.

Dr Ada Qiu
Qiu, X., Huang, G.Q.  Lam, J.S.L. (2014). A Bilevel Analytical Model for Dynamic Storage Pricing in a Supply Hub in Industrial Park (SHIP), IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, DOI: 10.1109/TASE.2014.2301838. 

Dr Anthony Siu
Siu, A. (2013). The Cinema of Samira Makhmalbaf: A Posthuman Inquiry. BIFF Research Institute.

Dr Anthony Siu
Siu, A. (2013). Architectural Grotesque: Impersonal Affects and the New Queer Cinematics. Scholars’ Press. (pp. 284).

Dr Siu Sai Cheong
蕭世昌(2013)。如何翻譯(x+y)^2：晚清算式漢譯法 (E-C translation of mathematical expressions in Late Qing)。星島日報（2013年6月3日）；《商道與人道——恒管人語》
（2013），頁164-165。香港：中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Dr Siu Sai Cheong
蕭世昌(2013)。
佛教文字之電腦互動翻譯法：電子時代佛教翻譯的新方向 (Translation technology for the rendition of Buddhist texts: New directions in Buddhist translation)。香港：正法文庫。326頁。

Dr Siu Sai Cheong
蕭世昌(2013)。TranXearch：專門為譯者而設的智能搜尋引擎 (TranXearch: An intelligent search engine for translators)。《2013 臺灣翻譯研討會——科技與翻譯發展：會議論文資料》，頁97－109。臺北：國家教育研究院及國立臺灣師範大學。

Dr Siu Sai Cheong
Siu, S.C. (2014). Hang Seng Management College Business Translation Index (恒生管理學院商務術語翻譯系統). www.hsmcbti.com.

Dr Siu Sai Cheong
蕭世昌(2014)。善用工具 提升職場翻譯技能 (Better tools for better translation skills)。收錄於《AM730》（2014年2月10日）。

Dr Siu Sai Cheong
蕭世昌(2014)。翻譯科技與社會共融 (Translation technology and social inclusion)。收錄於《星島日報》（2014年3月24日）。

Prof Raymond So
蘇偉文(2013)。〈商業教育須德智並重〉。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁2-3。中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Prof Raymond So
蘇偉文(2013)。〈儒商 - 中國的商業道德〉。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁12-13。中華書局 (香港)有限公司。

Prof Raymond So
蘇偉文(2013)。〈教育產業和教育樞紐〉。恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁58-59。中華書局 (香港)有限公司。

Prof Raymond So
So, R.W. & Mak, T. (2014). Basics of Personal Financial Management. Hong Kong ducational Publishing Company.

Prof Raymond So
So, R.W., Kwok, R. & Yip, K. (2014). Business Environment and Introduction to Management. Hong Kong Educational Publishing Company.

Prof Raymond So
So, R.W. (2014). Energy Security and Sustainability in Hong Kong, Proceedings of the 2014 Annual Seminar of the Hong Kong Institute of Engineers.

Prof Raymond So
蘇偉文、麥肇輝(2014)。《基礎個人理財》。香港教育圖書公司。

Prof Raymond So
蘇偉文、葉勁柏、郭良營(2014)。《商環境與管理導論》。香港教育圖書公司。

Dr Howard Song
Song, Z.X. (2013). Rethinking the History and Defining Characteristics of Online Journalism , Presented at the 11th Annual International Conference on Communication and Mass Media, Athens, Greece, 13-16 May 2013.

Dr Howard Song
宋昭勛(2013)。《領匯事件的網絡論戰及其特點》。收錄于《普普香港:閱讀普及文化2000-2010》，香港教育圖書公司。

Dr Howard Song
宋昭勛(2013)。《新聞傳媒在危急管理中的作用》。杭州文廣集團文廣大講堂專題講座， 杭州，2013年3月。

Dr Howard Song
宋昭勛(2013)。《美國廣播事業的發展趨勢、理念及其啓示》。中央人民廣播電臺華夏之聲、香港之聲舉辦機遇與挑戰—探究廣播發展新理念研討會。深圳，2013年4月。

Dr Joel Swann
Swann, J. (2013). George Herbert’s Eyes. Word and Text: A Journal of Literary Studies and Linguistics, 2/2013, 26-43.

Dr Felix Tang
Tang, F.T.L., Tiang, V.I., Tse, A.C. & Chee, E.Y.F. (2013). How Confucius Influences Consumer’s View on Socially Responsible Corporations, Proceedings of the 16th Biennial World Marketing Congress.

Dr Felix Tang
Ho, C., Tang, F.T.L. & Cheng, S. (2014). Local-relevant Cause-related Marketing Reduces Piracy Consumption in Foreign Markets, Presented at Academy of International Business 2014 Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada, 23-26 June, 2014.

Dr Felix Tang
Tang, F.T.L., Tian, V.I. & Zaichkowsky, J.L. (2014). Understanding Counterfeit Consumption, Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, 26(1), 4 - 20.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Guo, J., Tang, M.L., Tian, M.Z. & Zhu, K. (2013). Variable Selection in High-Dimensional Partially Linear Additive Models for Composite Quantile Regression. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, 65(C), 56-67.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Tian, G.L. & Tang, M.L. (2013). Incomplete Categorical Data Design: Non-Randomized Response Techniques for Sensitive Questions in Surveys. Chapman and Hall/CRC.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Tang, M.L., He, X. & Tian, G.L. (2013). A Confidence Interval Approach for Comparative Studies involving Binary Outcomes in Paired Organs. Communications in Statistics – Simulation and Computation, 42, 425 - 453.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Yuan, J., Tong, T. & Tang, M. L. (2013). Sample Size Calculation for Bioequivalence Studies Assessing Drug Effect and Food Effect at the Same Time with a Three-treatment Williams Design. Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science, 47, 242 – 247.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Yin, Z., Gao, W., Tang, M.L. & Tian, G.L. (2013). Estimation of Nonparametric Regression Models with a Mixture of Berkson and Classical Errors. Statistics and Probability Letters, 83, 1151 – 1162.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Tang, N.S., Qiu, S.F., Tang, M.L., Zou, G.Y. & Yu, D. (2013). Simultaneous Confidence Intervals of Risk Differences in Stratified Paired-designs. Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistical, 23, 361 - 377.

Prof Tang Man Lai
Fan, J., Tian, M. & Tang, M.L. (2014). Kernel Quantile Estimator with ICI Adaptive Bandwidth Selection Technique. Acta Mathematica Sinica, English Series (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Xu, P.F., Tang, M.L. & Guo, J.H. (2014). A Localized Implementation of the Iterative Proportional Scaling Procedure for Gaussian Graphical Models. Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Zhao, P.Y., Tang, M.L. & Tang, N.S. (2014). Robust Estimation of Distribution Functions and Quantiles with Non-ignorable Missing Data. The Canadian Journal of Statistics (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Wu, Q. & Tang, M.L. (2014). Non-randomized Response Model for Sensitive Survey with Moncompliance. Statistical Methods in Medical Research (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Wu, Q. & Tang, M.L. (2014). Flexible Non-randomized Response Models for Surveys with Sensitive Question. Statistics in Medicine (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Tang, M.L., Wu, Q., Tian, G.L. & Guo, J. (2014). Two-sample Non-randomized Response Techniques for Sensitive Questions.  Communications in Statistics – Theory and Methods (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Tang, M.L., Q, S.F. & Poon, W.Y. (2014). Comparison of Disease Prevalence in Two Populations in Presence of Misclassification. Biometrical Journal (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Qiu, S.F., Zou, G. & Tang, M.L. (2014). Sample Size Determination for Estimating Prevalence and a Difference between Two Prevalences of Sensitive Attributes using the Non-randomized Triangular Design. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Qiu, S.F., Zou, G. & Tang, M.L. (2014). Sample Size Determination for Disease Prevalence Studies with Partially Validated Data. Statistical Methods in Medical Research (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Qiu, S.F., Poon, W.Y. and Tang, M.L. (2014). Confidence Intervals for Proportion Difference from Two Independent Partially Validated Series. Statistical Methods in Medical Research (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Li, H.Q., Tang, M.L. & Wong, W.K. (2014). Confidence Intervals for Ratio of Two Poisson Rates using Method of Variance Estimates Recovery. Computational Statistics (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Li, H.Q., Chan, I.S.F., Tang, M.L., Tian, G. & Tang, N.S. (2014). Confidence Interval Construction for Rate Ratio in Matched-pair Studies with Incomplete Data. Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Fan, Y., Tang, M.L. & Tian, M. (2014). Composite Quantile Regression for Varying Coefficient Single-index Models. Communications in Statistics – Theory and Methods. (Accepted).

Prof Tang Man Lai
Chen, Y., Tang, M.L. & Tian, M. (2014). Semiparametric Hierarchical Composite Quantile Regression. Communications in Statistics – Theory and Methods (Accepted)

Prof Tang Man Lai
Chen, Z., Tang, M.L., Gao, W. & Shi, N.Z. (2014). New Robust Variable Selection Methods for Linear Regression Models. Scandinavian Journal of Statistics (Accepted).

Prof Scarlet Tso
曹虹(2013)。〈記者無情?〉於《一人又一故事》，香港中文大學新聞與傳播學院，頁89。天地圖書有限公司。

Dr Brian Tung
佟永超 (2013)。 銀行有聲譽 客戶留得住。 恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁38-39。中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Dr Brian Tung
Tung, B., and Carlson, J. (2013). Modeling a Formative Measure of Relationship quality and Its Effects: Evidence From the Hong Kong Retail Banking Industry. Services Marketing Quarterly, 34 (2), 139-158.

Dr Wang Yue
Tseng, M., Wang, Y. & Wang C. (2013). Seasons of Mass Customization, Winter or Spring? KDI/EWC series on Economic Policy, Edward Elgar Publications.

Dr Wang Yue
Tseng, M., Hu, J.S. & Wang, Y. (2013). Mass Customization, CIRP Encyclopedia of Production Engineering. Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg.

Dr Wang Yue
Wang, Y. & Tseng M. (2013). Product Configurator Design Based on Gini Index , Proceedings of The 19th International Conference on Engineering Design, Seoul, 19-22 August, 2013.

Dr Wang Yue
Wang, Y. & Tseng, M. (2013). Customized Products Recommendation Based on Probabilistic Relevance Model, Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 24(5), 951-960.

Dr Wang Yue
Chou, H.H., Wang, Y., Chieng, C.C. & Tseng, M. (2013). Dynamic Service Product Family for Mass Service Customization, International Journal of Innovative Research, 2(11), 6575-6585.

Dr Wang Yue 
Wang, Y. & Tseng, M. (2013). A Naïve Bayes approach to Map Customer Requirements to Product Variants, Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, DOI: 10.1007/s10845-013-0806-2.

Dr Wang Yue
Wang, Y. & Tseng, M. (2014). Gini Index Based Attribute Selection for Product Configurator Design. International Journal of Production Research, 52(20), 6136-6145.

Dr Wang Yue 
Wang, Y. & Tseng, M. (2014). Incorporating Tolerances of Customers’ Requirements for Customized Products. CIRP Annals-Manufacturing Technology, 63(1), 129-132.

Dr Wang Yue
Wang, Y. & Tseng, M. (2014). Identifying Emerging Customer Requirements in Early Design Stage by Applying Bayes Factor Based Sequential Analysis.  IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 61(1), 129-137.

Dr Wang Yue
Wang, Y., Yan, J. & Tseng, M. (2014). An Agent-based Approach for Resource Allocation in Customized Housing Construction. Procedia CIRP  (Accepted).

Dr Wang Yue
Wang, Y., Wang, W., Tang, G. & Tseng, M. (2014). Component Reuse Management for Remanufacturing based on Marketing Diffusion model. Procedia CIRP (Accepted).

Dr Brossa Wong
Ho, D. & Wong, B. (2013). An Exploratory Study of Service Quality and User Satisfaction of Electronic Government Services: Evidence from Hong Kong, Presented at the Twenty-Fifth Asian-Pacific Conference on International Accounting Issues. Bali, Indonesia, 10-12 November, 2013. 

Dr Brossa Wong
Man, C. K. & Wong B. (2013). Corporate Governance and Earnings Management: A Survey of Literature. Journal of Applied Business Research, 29(2) March/April: 1-29.

Dr Collin Wong Hui,
Y.V., Chu, S.C. & Wong, W.H. (2013). Online Dynamic Partnership in Global Logistics: A Conceptual  Framework, International Journal of Electronic Business, 10(4), 383-405.

Dr Collin Wong
Leung, L.C., Wong, W.H., Hui, Y.V. & Wan, Y. (2013). Managing Third-Party Logistics Under Uncertainty:  A Decision Scheme and Managerial Implications, International Journal of Production Economics, 145(2), 630-644. 

Dr Collin Wong
Wong, W.H. (2013). A Decision Support System Framework for RFID Technology Adoption, Presented at the 12th International Decision Sciences Institute & The 18th Asia Pacific DSI Conference, Bali, Indonesia, 9-13 July, 2013. 

Dr Collin Wong, Dr Stephen Ng & Dr Ricky Wong
Wong, W.H., Ng, S.C.H. & Wong, R.S.K. (2014). Customer Involved New Product Development: A Framework for Risk and Risk Mitigation, Presented at the First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability”, Hong Kong, 11-12 January, 2014.  

Dr Eugene Wong
Wong, E.Y.C., Lau, H.Y.K. & Chong, J.S.C. (2013). Supply Chain Decarbonisation in Logistics and Transportation. Journal of Traffic and Logistics Engineering , 1(2), 233-237.

Dr Eugene Wong
Wong, E.Y.C., Lau, H.Y.K., & Raman, M. (2014). Supply Chain Decarbonisation - a Cost-based Decision Support Model in Slow Steaming Maritime Operations.  International Journal of Social, Human Science and Engineering, 8(3), 
653-656.

Dr Eugene Wong 
Wong, E.Y.C. & Wong, C.W.H (2014). Reusable Luggage Tag for Mobile Tracking and Sustainability Development, Presented at the 19th Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute Conference (APDSI 2014) “Global and Sustainable Supply Chain in the 2010s”, Yokohama, Japan, 18-22 July, 2014.

Dr Eugene Wong
Wong, E.Y.C. & Chong, J.S.C. (2014). An Air Traffic Decision Support Model for Flight Departure in an International Airport, Presented at the 20th Conference of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies, Barcelona, Spain, 14-18 July, 2014.

Dr Eugene Wong
Wong, E.Y.C. & Lau, H.Y.K. (2014). The Development of a Slow Steaming Decision Support System for a Service Route in Trans-Pacific Trade , Presented at the International Forum on Shipping, Ports and Airports (IFSPA) 2014, Hong Kong, 19-21 May, 2014.

Dr Eugene Wong
Wong, E.Y.C. & Lau, H.Y K. (2014). Green Port Development in Hong Kong – Reduction of Marine and Port-related Emissions, Presented at the First International Conference on “Supply Chain for Sustainability”, Hong Kong, 11-12 January, 2014. 

Dr Ricky Wong
Wong, R.S.K. (2014). Risk Attitudes towards Mandatory Retirement Protection in Hong Kong: Why are Risky Investments More Attractive? Asian Social Science, 10(6), 205-211.

Dr Ricky Wong
Wong, R.S.K. (2014). Same Power but Different Goals: How Does Knowledge of Opponents' Power Affect Negotiators' Aspiration in Power-asymmetric Negotiations?  Global Journal of Business Research, 8(3), 77-89.

Dr Wong Wai Kit
Zhang, Y., Wong, W.K., Yiu, S.M., Mamoulis, N. & Cheung, D.W. (2013). Lightweight Privacy-preserving Peer-to-peer Data Integration. The Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment, 6(3), 157-168.

Dr Wong Wai Kit
Wong, W.K., Kao, B., Cheung, D.W.L., Li, R. & Yiu, S.M. (2014). Secure Query Processing with Data Interoperability in a Cloud Database Environment, Presented at the SIGMOD Conference, Utah, USA, 22-27 June, 2014.

Dr Wu Jing
吳靜(2013)。《〈學燈〉與五四新文化運動》。北京：中國書籍出版社。

Dr Shirley Yeung
Yeung, S.M.C. (2013).  Application of Six Sigma and Quality Management Ideas to the Development of Business School Mission Statements: A Content Analysis, International Journal of Management, 30, 2(I), 522-535.

Dr Shirley Yeung
Yeung, S.M.C. (2014). Linking WuWei (Daoism) with Contextualization via QFD for System Thinking, Position Paper, Presented at the 2nd International Conference of Lean Six Sigma, Arnhem, Netherlands, 2-4 June, 2014. 

Dr Shirley Yeung
Yeung, S.M.C. (2014). How to Make Green Service Delivery Sustainable?  (Best Paper), Presented at the 3rd International Conference on Economics Marketing Management (ICEMM), Toronto, Canada, 13-14 January, 2014.

Dr Shirley Yeung
Yeung, S.M.C. (2014). Business Management @ Responsibility, Wang Fung Publishing Company, Hong Kong.

Dr Shirley Yeung
Yeung, S.M.C. (2014). Integrate DLDDC into DFSS for Reducing Variations in Programme Delivery. International Journal of Six Sigma and Competitive Advantage (IJSSCA) (Accepted).

Dr Shirley Yeung
Yeung, S.M.C. (2014). Using ISO (PDCA) and SCOR (PSMD) Concepts for Strategic Partnership, International Journal of Six Sigma and Competitive Advantage (IJSSCA) (Accepted). 

Dr Iris Yip
Yip, I.W.H. & Lau, J.W. (2014). Bayesian Estimation of Infinite Mixture Model, Presented at the 34th International Symposium on Forecasting, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 29 June - 2 July 2014. 

Dr Carisa Yu
Yu, C.K.W. (2013). Portfolio Analysis of Ship Acquisition, Presented at the IAME 2013 Conference, Marseille, France, 3-5 July, 2013.

Dr Carisa Yu
Yu, C.K.W. (2013). Robust Approach to the Portfolio Optimization Problem, Presented at the 9th International Conference on Optimization Techniques and Applications (ICOTA 9), Taipei, Taiwan, 12-16 December, 2013.

Dr Christine Yu
Yu, C.S.Y. (2013). Literature Research for the Second Language Classroom: A Contrastive Analysis of Image Visualization in Chinese and English Creative Writing, Presented at the 3rd Language Arts and Linguistics Conference, Hong Kong, 29 September, 2013.

Dr Christine Yu
余淑儀(2013)。圖像文字 - Word Picture。 恒生管理學院主編：《商道與人道─恒管人語》，頁128-129。香港：中華書局(香港)有限公司。

Dr Christine Yu
余淑儀(2013)。以文作畫  繪形繪色。《文匯報》，2013年12月20日，頁28。

Dr Marco Yu
McKee, H., Ye, C., Yu, M., Liu, S., Lam, D.S. & Leung, C.K. (2013). Anterior Chamber Angle Imaging With Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography: Detecting the Scleral Spur, Schwalbe’s Line, and Schlemm’s Canal. Journal of Glaucoma. doi:10.1097/IJG.0b013e31824485fa.

Dr Marco Yu
Choi, O.T.K., Wong, H., Yiu, C.K.F. & Yu, M. (2013). In Depth Analysis of the Dually Listed Companies in Hong Kong and China Stock Markets Prior and Posterior to the Global Financial Turmoil. International Journal of Economics and Finance, 5(10). doi:10.5539/ijef.v5n10p100.

Dr Marco Yu
Leung, C.K., Ye, C., Weinreb, R.N., Yu, M., Lai, G. & Lam, D.S. (2013). Impact of Age-related Change of Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer and Macular Thicknesses on Evaluation of Glaucoma Progression. Ophthalmology. doi:10.1016/j.ophtha.2013.07.021.

Dr Marco Yu
Chow, V., Biswas, S., Yu, M., Wong, V.W. & Jhanji, V. (2013). Intraoperative Pachymetry Using Spectral-Domain Optical Coherence Tomography during Accelerated Corneal Collagen Crosslinking. BioMed Research International, 2013, 1–6. doi:10.1155/2013/848363.

Dr Marco Yu
Jhanji, V., Yang, B., Yu, M., Ye, C. & Leung, C.K. (2013). Corneal Thickness and Elevation Measurements Using Swept Source Optical Coherence Tomography and Slit Scanning Topography in Normal and Keratoconic Eyes. Clinical & experimental ophthalmology. doi:10.1111/ceo.12113.

Dr Marco Yu
Lai, I., Mak, H., Lai, G., Yu, M., Lam, D.S. & Leung, C.K. (2013). Anterior Chamber Angle Imaging with Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography: Measuring Peripheral Anterior Synechia in Glaucoma. Ophthalmology. doi:10.1016/j.ophtha.2012.12.006.

Dr Marco Yu
Leung, C.K., Yu, M. & Lam, D.S. (2013). Detection of Disease-related Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thinning. U.S. Patent Application No. 13/898,176 , Publication No. S20130308824 A1. Washington, DC: U.S.

Dr Marco Yu
Liu, S., Yu, M., Weinreb, R.N., Lai, G., Lam, D.S.C. & Leung, C.K.S. (2014). Frequency-doubling Technology Perimetry for Detection of the Development of Visual Field Defects in Glaucoma Suspect Eyes: a Prospective Study. JAMA Ophthalmology, 132(1), 77-83. doi: 10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2013.5511.

Dr Marco Yu
Liu, S., Yu, M., Weinreb, R.N., Lai, G., Lam, D.S. & Leung, C.K. (2014). A Prospective Study of Frequency Doubling Technology Perimetry for Detection of Glaucoma Progression - A Linear Pointwise Regression Analysis. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 55(5), 2862-2869.  doi:10.1167/iovs.13-13225.

Dr Marco Yu
Yip Y. W. Y., Yu M. C. Y. & Jhanji V. (2014). Randomised, Contralateral Eye Study to Evaluate the Effect of Standard and Inverted Side-cut Angle on Corneal Biomechanical Properties during Femtosecond Laser-assisted in Situ Keratomileusis. Acta Ophthalmologica, 92(6), e437-442. doi:10.1111/aos.12396.

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