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: Our Members

 

   
 

 

Initiating cross-disciplinary research in the humanities

Established in August 1991, the Research Institute for the Humanities has three main objectives:

  • To encourage and coordinate collective, especially inter- disciplinary, research in the humanities at the University;
  • To identify areas suited to long-term strategic research; and
  • To organize regional and international conferences on the humanities.

Currently, there are nine research centres under the institute, which provides clerical and logistic support, serves as an information clearing house, and organizes events such as small workshops, lectures, and brain-storming sessions for possible research topics.

The institute is primarily supported by private funds and external research grants. Its activities are governed by a management board comprising senior members of the University.

 

   
 

 

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Our Members

Director: Prof HSIUNG Ping-chen
Associate Director: Prof HUA Wei
Associate Director: Prof HUI Cheuk Kuen Desmond
Associate Director: Prof LAU Kwok Ying

Associate Director: Prof ZHOU Jianyu

Centre for Hong Kong Cultural Studies
Centre Director: Prof WONG Wang Chi Lawrence

Center for the Comparative Study of Antiquity
Center Director: Prof Poo Mu Chou

Edwin Cheng Foundation Asian Centre for Phenomenology
Centre Director: Prof LAU Kwok Ying
Associate Director:
Prof CHEUNG Chan Fai

Leung Po Chuen Research Centre for Hong Kong History and Humanities
Centre Director: Prof HO Pui Yin

Research Centre for Comparative City Cultures
Centre Director: Prof LEUNG Yuen Sang Philip

Research Centre for Confucian Studies
Associate Director: Prof CHENG Chung Yi

Research Centre for Human Values
Centre Director: Prof David PARKER
Associate Director: Prof Simon HAINES

Research Centre for Humanities Computing
Centre Director: Prof KWAN Tze Wan
Associate Director: Prof LAU Chong Fuk

Research Centre for Ming-Qing Studies
Centre Director: Prof HUA Wei
Associate Director: Prof CHEUNG Sui Wai

 

   
 

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