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CUHK Golden Jubilee Celestial Civilian Scholarship on Hong Kong Literature 2020/21

CUHK Golden Jubilee Celestial Civilian Scholarship on Hong Kong Literature 2020/21 is now inviting applications from full-time CUHK students taking undergraduate or research postgraduate programmes. There will be two scholarships of HK$10,000 each. Applicants must submit a research paper / thesis / dissertation, written in either English or Chinese, on Hong Kong literature and related fields, and submit a statement of 500-800 words, written in either English or Chinese, on how they made use of the Hong Kong Literature Collection for their research paper / thesis / dissertation.

The deadline for application is 14 May 2021. Selection results will be announced by end of July 2021. Detailed...

Open Access Publishing Pilot for CUHK Researchers

You can publish your articles in the Cambridge University Press and Karger Open Access (OA) journals for free.

The CUHK Library has signed a transformative agreement pilot with the Cambridge University Press and Karger publishers to provide OA publishing opportunities for CUHK researchers. During the 3-year pilot (2021-2023), the library subscription fee paid to the publishers is partially used to cover the Article Processing Charge (APC) for publishing articles in OA journals and hybrid journals with an OA option. All eligible CUHK researchers can publish their OA articles with the Cambridge University Press or Karger with the APC fully waived . For detailed information on eligibility, journal options, and manuscript...

The Graduate Law Centre and its Legal Resources Centre will close from 2 December 2020 until further notice.

The Li Ping Medical Library will be temporarily closed at the time below for carpet cleaning.

Date: 27 December, 2020 (Sunday)
Time: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

We apologize for any inconvenience caused....

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China announced the sixth batch of ‘National Catalogue of Precious Ancient Books’ on 13 November 2020. Fifteen Chinese ancient books from the CUHK Library’s Rare Book Collection have been included in the final list. The selection criteria of the National Catalogue of Precious Ancient Books are extremely strict - listed materials must be of scholarly value, historical and cultural significance, and they should be handwritten or printed before 1912 in the form of classical binding. This is the first time that Chinese ancient books from a Hong Kong academic library collection have been selected as national precious books.

The CUHK Library has developed a distinguished Chinese ancient book collection in the past five...

The examinations will begin soon! Below are some tips to help you prepare.

Plan Your Study Time

Make your study schedule practical, flexible and realistic. The Library offers various types of study spaces for different study needs, including Quiet Study Zones, Zoom Zones etc.

Zoom Zones in the CUHK Library
The Library has designated areas inside various libraries for students to conduct or attend Zoom classes in a friendly way. You are encouraged to bring your own computers/devices, headsets and microphones to attend Zoom classes in these areas.

日期： 2020年11月9日至12月18日 (展期延長至2021年1月8日)
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The Library is pleased to offer the following workshops for staff and postgraduate students to use NVivo to conduct research analysis. CUHK staff and postgraduate students are all welcome to join.

NVivo: A Powerful Tool to Address Your Research Questions

This workshop will cover the key concepts on using NVivo for qualitative research. Starting with research questions, participants will gain ideas from making coding to reading abstracts to extending coding in journal articles as an illustration. Alternatively, researchers can make coding based on the conceptual framework that they are working on. Through coding with categories/themes, you may learn to create queries to make initial visualization and analysis from a mix of interviews and survey results. You will learn...

Artist: Li Tsz Mei, Jess and Yeung Lok Yiu, Iris
Date: 27 October – 6 November 2020
Venue: New Asia College Ch'ien Mu Library
Statement:

Summer arrived so we went to swim.

Jess was born in 2000 on Earth, lives in Hong Kong. She always adores animals, mother nature, space, aliens and urban studies. Constantly wandering between wanted to have a doggie, but upset about the dog's living environment was so poor, not to keep a dog. She is studying at CUHK in Fine Arts. Her creation often spinning from painting, mixed media to installation and often gain inspiration by observing human behavior and human in urban society.

Iris was born in 1999 in Hong Kong. She loves herself the most. She...