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Methods The appointees will be mainly responsible for (a) engaging in teaching and learning activities; (b) supporting academic programme coordination and management; (c) organizing research events (e.g
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industry management. For those applying to the sports industry management programme, proficiency in areas such as sports business analytics, sports tourism, esports, sports media, sports marketing, sports
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postgraduate programmes - Master in International and Public Affairs (MIPA), Master of Public Administration (MPA) and Doctor of Public Administration (DPA) - as well as a thriving undergraduate programme. More
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grading assignments, papers, and coursework; Assist with program administration, such as internships, admissions, and student activities; Handle teaching related administrative duties as assigned by course
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student advising and mentoring. The appointee will also assume the role of Programme Director for PMSG. Preference will be given to candidates with experience in programme management and development
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) - as well as a thriving undergraduate programme. More information about the Department can be found at https://ppa.hku.hk/ . Applicants should hold a Ph.D. degree and demonstrate excellence in research
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. The University of Hong Kong has a highly ranked engineering school and an active Mechanical Engineering Programme. The Department employs about 35 full-time faculty members and has well-equipped teaching and
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/her own research programme; write scientific publications, grant proposals and reports, and patent application; and perform other duties as assigned. Working off-campus may be required. Enquiries about
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research program at the forefront of basic and translational chemical / environmental engineering, and engage in broader scholarly activities such as organising academic conferences, symposia, and seminars
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to Buddhist philosophy, psychology, methodologies and practices, and would be able to contribute to the innovative teaching profile and research orientation of the Masters of Buddhist Counselling programme