Professor Michelle Gu Mingyue, Dean of the Graduate School, has recently been elected as a Fellow of The Hong Kong Academy of the Humanities in recognition of her research excellence and continuous contributions to the humanities.

The Graduate School hosted a heartfelt Flower Arrangement Workshop on May 9^th, inviting postgraduate students to create floral gifts in anticipation of Mother’s Day. The two-session event provided participants with an opportunity to create beautiful floral gifts while learning professional floristry techniques in a warm, collaborative atmosphere.

Magician and musician Mr Harry Wong, affectionately known as “Brother Harry (Harry哥哥),” captivated attendees at EdUHK on May 7^th with a unique “playshop” blending magic and therapeutic techniques to promote wellbeing in education. Drawing from his background as a music teacher and experience working with special educational needs (SEN) students, Mr Wong emphasised the importance of human connection over rote instruction, setting the tone for an afternoon where wonder met pedagogy.

Understanding one’s personality traits and using them for a successful career was the focus of an MBTI workshop on April 24^th, 2025. MBTI, the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator, was introduced by guest speaker Mr Peter Lam.

Dr Lucas Kohnke, EdD Programme Coordinator and Senior Lecturer from the Department of English Language Education, hosted the workshop AI in Education Innovation on April 23rd. The workshop was delivered by Dr Fridolin Ting Sze Thou from the Office of the Vice President (Research and Development) and the Department of Mathematics and Information Technology (MIT). The online workshop aimed at exploring the multifaceted role of artificial intelligence in reshaping educational practices.

The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) and Shandong University (SDU) co-organised the first New Liberal Arts Online Seminar Series on April 18th under the theme “Digital Intelligence-Driven Educational Reform.” The event brought together over 200 participants, including experts, scholars, faculty and students from both institutions, fostering in-depth discussions on AI and technology-enhanced education.

The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) and Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, have taken a significant step forward in fostering international academic collaboration with the signing of two agreements. The signing ceremony was held on the morning of 10 April 2025 at EdUHK’s Tai Po campus, marking the beginning of a promising partnership between the two institutions.