News & Stories

2002

News
HKUST and WebEx: New agreement to Strengthen Hong Kong's IT Capabilities
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Unique Laboratory Advances Coastal Marine Studies
/press_release_archive/eng/news/archive/e_pa020522-29.pdf
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HKUST Dedicates Hall to Tin Ka Ping
/press_release_archive/eng/news/archive/e_pa020516-28.pdf
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HKUST Releases 2001 Graduate Employment Survey
/press_release_archive/eng/news/archive/e_pa020513-26.pdf
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HKUST Forum on the Future Development of Hong Kong
/press_release_archive/eng/news/archive/e_pa020509-25.pdf
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John Chan Appointed HKUST Council Chairman
/press_release_archive/eng/news/archive/e_pa020506-24.pdf
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Cross-Boundary Study on Polluted Pearl River Estuary
/press_release_archive/eng/news/archive/e_pa020423-23.pdf
HKUST campus aerial shot
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Education
HKUST Nurtures Gifted Students in Mathematics
Ninety-six secondary school students of the Saturday School for Gifted Students in Mathematics received their completion certificates today at a ceremony held at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).The Certificate Presentation Ceremony of the Saturday School was officiated by Prof. Paul Chu, President of HKUST and Mrs. Fanny Law, Secretary for Education and Manpower.Launched in October 2001, the Saturday School is a joint initiative by HKUST and the Education Department to nurture secondary students with exceptional talent in Mathematics.Congratulating the students on their success, Prof. Chu said: “Gifted secondary school students in Hong Kong provide an essential pool of talent for our knowledge society. With proper training to sharpen their analytical skills and fully develop their potential, they will be valuable asset to society.”