The aims of College Assemblies are to strengthen the connection between the College and the students, and to widen the general knowledge of students in the fields of culture, science, art and social issues.
Five or Six Assemblies are held in each academic year, at the Sir Run Run Shaw Hall of the University, with over 1,400 students participating every time.
The Annual Workshop is an academic event for students and teachers to share their views on a particular hot topic in society. Promising figures from the academic sector as well as from the public are invited as speckers for the Workshop. Questioning from the audience is an essential part for the Workshop.
One to two world-famous scholars are invited each year as Distinguished Visiting Scholars of the College. Apart from academic lectures, tea-gatherings and high-table dinners with students and staff are also arranged.
The Language Improvement Project was first introduced in late 1995 to provide optional classes on the use of Chinese and English for students in the evenings and during summer holidays.
