School Highlights

The School co-organised the 5^th International Conference on Prevention and Management of Chronic Conditions: Nursing Innovation in the Next Era (PMCC 2023), held in Bangkok on February 15 – 17 with

Members of the School participated in the 26^th East Asian Forum of Nursing Scholars (EAFONS) conference hosted by The University of Tokyo on March 10 and 11

Full-time Bachelor of Nursing students were given wellness workshops that sought to relieve stress, ignite a heart of care and cultivate positive thinking. A Horticulture Workshop

Representatives from the Hospital Authority (HA) visited the School on January 11 to talk to our students and provide detailed information to them about the HA healthcare system and the future roles of

Our School was delighted to welcome a delegation from Hong Kong West Cluster (HKWC) to share their experiences and perspectives with our BNurs final-year students

Representatives from Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong and the Correctional Services Department of the HKSAR Government delivered a career talk to BNurs students on

The School welcomed principals, career teachers and representatives from Hong Kong secondary schools on March 25 to learn more about our School and BNurs programme. This was the first

The School welcomed secondary school students to learn more about our programmes at a session held May 22, during the University’s JUPAS Information Week. Participants were invited to

More than 120 secondary school students were welcomed to the School on April 15, where Senior Lecturer, Ms Claudia Chan Kor-yee, introduced our BNurs progamme and alumni shared their experiences. The participants

To further strengthen the School’s cohesion and foster a greater sense of belonging, a retreat was organised for our lecturers on May 29. Team-building activities, brainstorming and sharing

May 12^th is International Nurses Day and celebrated worldwide in honour of Florence Nightingale’s birth. This year’s theme, “Our Nurses. Our Future.”, was announced by the International Council of Nurses and embraced by

The School was delighted to welcome Professor Hugh McKenna, Professor of Nursing at the School of Nursing at Ulster University, to be the distinguished speaker at the 11^th Serena Yang Lecture on

Apart from delivering the Serena Yang Lecture, Professor Hugh McKenna of Ulster University was also a visiting scholar at the School from May 30 to June 2. During this time, he delivered RAE workshops to colleagues and met our research theme groups, including