Bruno Lovric, Valentina Scialpi, Daniel Madrid Morales, and Yuan Zeng, all of whom are first-year PhD students in the Department, have recently been awarded $99,566 by the University Grants Committee (UGC) and CityU to organize a series of acting workshops for students during the next 12 months. The workshops, branded as “Break a Leg”, are
The International Conference for e-Democracy and Open Government Asia 2014 (CeDEM Asia 2014) aims to bring together researchers, policy-makers, industry professionals, and civil society activists to discuss the role of social and mobile media in the future of citizenship and governance, and analyze current research, best practices, and emerging topics that are shaping the future
“Our doctoral students have published 30 articles in SSCI/SCI indexed journals since 2008 when the department was established”, Prof. Jonathan Zhu, Departmental Coordinator of PhD Program, announced: “This is indeed a very impressive record, which is in par with, if not exceeding, that of the most productive PhD programs in the field in the U.
