HR & Education

Gov’t unveils blueprint to boost arts and culture sector

The blueprint consists of 71 measures under four strategic directions.
14 hours ago

Gov’t unveils blueprint to boost arts and culture sector

The blueprint consists of 71 measures under four strategic directions.
14 hours ago

Chief Executive appoints six new HKU Council members

The government established a task group to investigate the university's internal operations. 
19 hours ago

HK sees decline in white-collar job vacancies in 2024

Only 55% of employers forecast a pay rise for employees in 2025.
1 day ago

Jobless rate rises to 3.1% in August–October period

The number of jobless individuals rose by 800.

HK to face 180,000 manpower shortage by 2028

This is an increase of 130,000 from 2023.

HKUST welcomes nearly 100 new scholars to boost strategic development

New recruits include high-profile research leaders, unicorn and company founders, and scholars from universities and public bodies.

HKUST forms advisory group to support HK's third medical school

Members include a former UK health minister and a Nobel laureate.The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has formed a council...

Education Bureau opens application for fourth admission scheme

The scheme is open to local Secondary 6 students taking the 2025 HKDSE.

HSUHK annd Towngas partner for first ESG Scholarship Programme

The initiative awarded five teams scholarships worth $50,000.

Gov’t eyes establishment of third medical school

A land will be reserved in Northern Metropolis Ngau Tam Mei for the new campus.

Jobless rate holds steady at 3% 

The number of jobless individuals however dropped by 1,700.

Gov't forms task group to set up new medical school

It will handle tasks like funding arrangements and programme accreditation. The government has formed a task group to establish a new medical school...

CUHK ranks 44th in World University Rankings 2025

The university attributes this feat to its international research partnerships.

2024 Policy Address: Gov’t to promote HK as international talent hub

This is to cover a shortfall of around 180,000 workers over the next five years.