Academic appointees may pursue remunerative outside activities that advance or communicate knowledge through interactions with industry or the community, and through consulting or professional opportunities. Such activities give the individual experience and knowledge valuable to teaching, research, and creative activities and/or provide a University related public service. Appointees should however undertake such activities in a manner consistent with the full performance of their primary University obligations. There are University regulations and guidelines governing the various types of remunerative outside activities set out in the summary table below.
Such regulations and guidelines are also applicable to non-academic appointees considering that (a) there may be remunerative professional services rendered by non-academic appointees to outside organizations [or person(s)] or business ventures undertaken by them, and (b) the engagement of such activities will help the appointee keep abreast of developments in his/her field and to maintain professional contacts and/or bring benefit to the University or the community.These regulations and guidelines providing for possible outside engagements are applicable to full-time appointees only. Non-full-time appointees should undertake non-CUHK engagements outside their agreed working hours at the University. Appointees in pursuing outside activities should always take care to ensure that there is not any conflict of interests and/or conflict of commitment, whether actual or perceived, with their roles and/or duties at the University.
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Outside Activity
Links to Academic Staff Handbook & Staff Handbook (by Terms of Service) — Outside Practice (OP) - B7; B21 — Outside Academic Appointment (OAA) - B7 — Outside Business Activity (OBA) - B17 — Remunerative Public Service (RPS) - B10
Target recipients:Faculty Deans & Supervising Officers Heads of Departments & Units & Programme Directors/ Administrators of Self-financed Programmes
Particulars:Salient features and policy on the appointment of Programme Directors for Self-financed Taught Postgraduate Programmes
Update on Personnel Policies 2018 - (January 12, 2018)Target recipients:Faculty Deans & Supervising Officers, Heads of Departments & Units & Registered SZRI membersParticulars:Personnel Operations Manual of SZRI and update on personnel policy in January 2018Remarks:Information on the following topics is also available here:
[The Bursary (BUR) and the Personnel Office (PO) have been renamed Finance Office (FNO) and Human Resources Office (HRO) respectively with effect from July 1, 2018. The terms “Personnel Office”/“PO” and “Bursary”/”BUR” appear on this website refer to “Human Resources Office”/”HRO” and “Finance Office”/”FNO” starting from that date.]
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