To enrich our students’ understanding of financial education, a visit to IFEC FinEd Hub was organized on 21 April 2026 for students of the Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Business, Accounting and Financial Studies) & Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Personal Finance and Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Business, Accounting and Financial Studies) programmes.
In the interactive game “FinEd Farm”, students experienced first-hand what it was like to sow the seeds of hard work and enjoy the fruits of their labour when they made the right money and investment decisions along the way.
This exclusive opportunity to experience an interactive financial education game could help our students to enhance their preparedness for personal financial management.
为进一步深化与香港各大高校的战略合作，聚焦青年人才培育主业，打造兼具培育力与影响力的未来领袖及青年企业家孵化平台，在佛山市委组部指导与支持下，香港教育大学、菲比（佛山）人才发展有限公司单位共同策划发起香港教育大学创业参访交流专项活动，并得到佛山市人力资源和社会保障局大力支持。
三十多名来自香港教育大学社会创业与发展研究荣誉社会科学学士课程的社创青年，于4月11至12日在佛山进行交流活动。第一日先到佛山市计科创新科技有限公司，由创始人苏梓铭介绍企业发展与理念，并与社业青年分享参与创投比赛心得。
分享过后，马上展开作战室环节。多位嘉宾导师包括涛汇房产执行董事苏志贤、乐从慈善会秘书长邓咏明、佛山市顺德区投珍科技孵化器有限公司总经理王伊达、佛山汇工网络科技有限公司创始人王荐及清宇科技创始人陈保平，为学生提供指导，为第二日路演作最后准备。
第二日，一众社创青年前往佛山港澳青年创业孵化基地，了解佛山市为有志于当地创业的港澳青年所提供的支援，和已在该基地发展的企业。
下午，社创青年进行创业项目路演，评委包括佛山创业孵化示范基地负责人唐兹沛、顺德和美共创乡村运营促进中心理事长梁晴香、大湾区职场导师（香港）黄恩华、懿品果匠创始人岳斐斐，对项目提出专业意见与建议。
此次交流活动不仅加深了香港教育大学师生对佛山创新创业生态的认识，也为两地搭建了更紧密的交流平台。期望未来双方能继续携手推动青年人才培育与创新创业合作，培养更多具备视野、能力与社会责任感的新一代青年领袖。
2026 年 3 月 28 日，姚伟梅教授应邀出席由 YFPA 青年理财教育促进会主办的首届「YFPA 理财教育论坛 – Money Monkey FinEd Forum」并于数码港参与圆桌对谈。作为协会年度重点活动之一，是次论坛吸引超过 170 名学生、教育工作者及公众人士参与，现场反应热烈。
姚教授与其他嘉宾从不同角度分享专业见解，协助参加者建立正确理财观念，并提升对财务规划的认识。是次活动不仅有助推动理财教育普及化，更彰显了学术界在提升青少年财务素养方面的重要角色。
To deepen both local and non-local students’ understanding of Hong Kong’s primary education system and the role of primary school teachers in Hong Kong, Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Sociology and Community Studies and Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Primary Humanities) Programme organized a visit to Catholic Mission School on 30 March 2026.
Students are exposed to the school’s innovative academic curriculum and gain first-hand experience of how teachers teach and how students learn in real classroom settings. Further discussions and dialogue with the school principal and teachers provide our future educators with deeper insights for their professional planning and enrich their vocation as teachers.
On behalf of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Financial Education Project Team at EdUHK, Prof Christina Yu is very pleased to receive the Investor and Financial Education Awards 2025 – Gold Award (Public Body) from the Investor and Financial Education Council.
On behalf of the Business Team at the Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies, EdUHK, Prof Christina Yu and Dr Eric Law are pleased to receive the Investor and Financial Education Awards 2025 – Bronze Award (Tertiary) from the Investor and Financial Education Council.
Associate Professor Isabella NG Fung-sheung and Post-doctoral Fellow Dr Md Farid HOSSAIN undertook a research trip to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka from 15 to 24 February 2026, immersing themselves in a vibrant environment filled with innovation and intellectual curiosity. In Bangladesh, they visited Jahangirnagar University at the invitation of Professor Dr Md. Shamsul Alam, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences. Dr NG delivered a research talk titled “In Local Exclusivity Lies Global Inclusion – The Relational Ontology of Asylum-Seekers and Refugees and Local Communities in a Post-Colonial Hong Kong Village” for the faculty members. She also spoke to students on the topic “Asylum-Seekers and Refugees in Hong Kong: Merging Academic and Activist Work,” invited by Dr Nurul Huda Sakib, head of the Department of Government and Politics. Dr Md Farid Hossain moderated both sessions.
With the Dean of the Faculty of Law at Jahangirnagar University, Professor Dr Md. Rabiul Islam
Professor Dr Md. Shamsul Alam (right), Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Jahangirnagar University
With the Faculty and Students from the Faculty of Social Sciences at Jahangirnagar University
They engaged with professors and students, discussing their ongoing research initiatives and exploring potential collaboration opportunities. The open forums and research seminars fostered dynamic knowledge exchange, creating a strong sense of community among researchers. This firsthand experience not only broadened our understanding of emerging trends and methodologies in my field but also inspired us to explore new avenues for our research in the Global South.
With the students and Head of the Department of Government and Politics at Jahangirnagar University, Dr Nurul Huda Sakib
They also had the opportunity to visit the Rohingya Camp, where we spoke with Rohingya people, NGO and INGO workers, and officials from the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. These interactions enriched our knowledge and opened up prospects for future research collaboration.
Visit to the Rohingya Camp with the Camp-in-charge
With the Official from RRRC
During their visit to Sri Lanka, they visited the SAARC Cultural Centre (SCC) in Colombo, where they met the centre's Director, Dr Kaushalya Kumarasinghe, and Deputy Director, Prof. Sikder Md. Zulkernine, along with other staff and research fellows. They also visited the Department of International Relations at the University of Colombo, where our meeting with faculty members and students yielded fruitful discussions for potential research collaborations. Additionally, they explored the Puppet Art Museum in Balapitiya and the Puppet Village in Ambalangoda, engaging in conversations with community leaders and stakeholders about future research and collaboration opportunities.
With the students and Professor from the Department of International Relations at the University of Colombo
With the Director, Dr Kaushalya Kumarasinghe (Second left), and Deputy Director, Prof. Sikder Md. Zulkernine (Left) of the SAARC Cultural Centre (SCC) in Colombo
Visit at the Puppet Village in Ambalangoda
To enrich the learning experience of Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Sociology and Community Studies students, particularly in conducting capstone research that utilizes spatial and GIS data and knowledge, Prof. Kwong Chi-man (Professor and Head of the Department of History, HKBU) was invited to delivered a seminar on the methods and potential of spatial history on 11 March 2026. This seminar was supported by the FLASS and the SSPS Department under the FLASS TDG project (0315L: "Exploring Community and Intangible Cultural Heritage in Community Studies Capstone Research"). Students were excited about the sharing and actively engaged in the post-seminar discussion.
Our Annual MPPM Policy Case Competition was successfully held on 8th November 2025. It brought together MPPM students to discuss and address issues surrounding policy areas in transportation, healthcare, and education. The students were given the unique opportunity to showcase their skills, creativity, and passion.
The competition consisted of multiple rounds; the qualifier was the poster round, from which three teams were selected to advance to the semi-finals. In the semi-final round, the teams were required to deliver a presentation and discuss policy solutions. As for the finals, an exciting and intensive debate was held between the top two teams. Throughout the Competition, participants had the opportunity to address real-life public policy problems through case studies, providing students with a platform to challenge themselves and enhance their skills.
The students presented the policy issues from different perspectives, demonstrating the vast diversity of the students in the programme, and allowing for rich and fruitful discussions. The competition inspired the students to work together with a collective spirit to find a solution to the social problems presented to them. The participants presented creative and plausible solutions to the pressing challenges.
The event successfully attracted ten teams, showcasing our students' engagement and the remarkable quality of their work. As for the quality of work, it was remarkable. At the end of the day, *Team Clause-eaters secured 1st place, followed by Policy Insight Alliance in 2nd and DNA in 3rd. The Best Speakers were Ms. Leung Shuk Wun and Ms. Zhuang Kunquan.
All in all, the competition allowed the students to meet like-minded individuals and expand their network. The success of the competition is a testament to the exceptional skills of our students. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated and to the judges, who provided immense support to us.
*Participants from each team include:
1. Clause-eaters: Ms Lin Tianqing, Ms Zhang Xinduo, Ms Li Murong, and Ms Zhuang Kunquan
2. Policy Insight Alliance: Ms Wu Peiru, Ms Xu Yaqi, Ms Cao Yuqiao, and Ms Wang Shiyi
3. DNA: Ms Leung Shuk Wun, Ms Xie Xintian, and Ms Li Danmeng