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The Medical Faculty of The University of Hong Kong (HKU) is the oldest institution of higher education in Hong Kong. It was founded as the Hong Kong College of Medicine for Chinese by the London Missionary Society in 1887, and was renamed the Hong Kong College of Medicine in 1907. The Faculty became the premier Faculty when the University was established in 1911. Serving Hong Kong for over a century, it has firmly established itself as a medical school of learning, innovation, and enterprising; it is a medical school of morals, vision, and care. Since its inception, the Faculty has played a pioneering role in medical education, training and research. From its modest beginning, the Faculty has now become the largest faculty of the University, with over 400 full-time academic and academic-related staff and 800 research and research-related support personnel. The undergraduate student population is about 2,900 and the postgraduate student population is about 1,500.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is a research-oriented comprehensive university whose scholarly output and contributions to the community achieve the highest standards of excellence. Founded in 1963, CUHK has been guided by its mission to assist in the preservation, creation, application and dissemination of knowledge and a global vision to combine tradition with modernity and to bring together China and the West. As a civic university, CUHK aspires to serve the needs and enhance the well-being of the citizens of Hong Kong, China, and the wider world community. CUHK’s new Strategic Plan seeks to capitalise on its distinct advantages and navigate challenges with a desire to pursue ‘Excellence with Purpose and Responsibility’. Connect with us: linktr.ee/CUHK

Established in 2000, Civic Exchange is an independent Hong Kong public-policy think tank. We use evidence-based research to engage stakeholders, inform public policy, and advance civic education to promote the sustainable development of Hong Kong. Our research aims to cover four areas that make up a liveable city: environmental, economic, social, and governance. Civic Exchange is regularly ranked among the top 50 environmental think tanks in the world by the Lauder Institute at the University of Pennsylvania.