In a hybrid signing ceremony, the collaborative agreement and MoU were signed by Prof. Christopher Chao, PolyU’s Vice President (Research and Innovation) (left photo, centre); Prof. Cao Jiannong, Dean of the Graduate School (left photo, right); and Prof. Wei Zhao, Deputy Director of the Preparatory Office and Chair of the Academic Council of SIAT (right photo, centre). Prof. Christina Wong, Director of Research and Innovation at PolyU (left photo, left) and Mr Chuangzhi Wu, Vice President of SIAT (right photo, second left), as well as other SIAT representatives witnessed the signing.Zoom In
In a hybrid signing ceremony, the collaborative agreement and MoU were signed by Prof. Christopher Chao, PolyU’s Vice President (Research and Innovation) (left photo, centre); Prof. Cao Jiannong, Dean of the Graduate School (left photo, right); and Prof. Wei Zhao, Deputy Director of the Preparatory Office and Chair of the Academic Council of SIAT (right photo, centre). Prof. Christina Wong, Director of Research and Innovation at PolyU (left photo, left) and Mr Chuangzhi Wu, Vice President of SIAT (right photo, second left), as well as other SIAT representatives witnessed the signing.Zoom In

PolyU and the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology (SIAT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have signed an agreement to offer a Collaborative PhD Training Programme. They also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a Collaborative Postdoctoral Training Programme.

 

Under the Collaborative PhD Training Programme, dual programmes for PhD students will be set up, enabling them to obtain a doctoral degree from PolyU and a certificate of completion from the partner institution, upon completion of the necessary programmes and graduation requirements of both institutions. In addition, the other agreement establishes a new postdoctoral training model between Mainland China and Hong Kong to maximise higher education resources to nurture young talents.