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MU Connect issue 2 (May 2022) page 26

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Looking ahead: HKMU rolls out new initiatives while reviewing Strategic Plan

Spotlight on Schools ( 5 ): Applied studies and research at S&T

Entrepreneurship at HKMU

Research & Knowledge Transfer

Promoting social inclusion through research on ethnic minorities

HKMU promotes STEAM education in secondary schools with support of The Hong Kong Jockey Club

Dr Kelly Chan — zealous 'promoter' of the art of Cantonese opera

Community Outreach

HKMU stands with Hong Kong at pandemic height

Dreams come true for underprivileged children and elderly

An animated way to teach morals

Cricket for cultural diversity

Multimedia artworks showcased at Ink Global 2021

Broadening students' career prospects

Making marks in business competitions

HKMU students awarded Link University Scholarship

Writing talents bloom in competitions

Accolades for ingenious designs

IOH facilities named to acknowledge philanthropic support

Visit by Secretary for Innovation and Technology

Donations of supplies in support of HKMU's anti-epidemic efforts

MSF field worker shares relief work experience

Collaborations to nurture talent in multiple fields

International Conference on Smart Health Technology

IOH awarded BEAM Plus Final Platinum rating

Scholar receives inaugural Wasafiri Essay Prize

Multimedia artworks showcased at Ink Global 2021

In an effort to make ink painting more approachable to the general public, 14 creative arts students participated in Ink Global 2021, reworking 13 masterpieces of ink art with new multimedia technologies such as animation, Augmented Reality (AR) and digital paint brush. Originally scheduled to be held in the Hong Kong Central Library from 25 December 2021 to 1 January 2022, the exhibition is now presented online due to the worsening of the pandemic.

Ink Global 2022

In an effort to make ink painting more approachable to the general public, 14 creative arts students participated in Ink Global 2021, reworking 13 masterpieces of ink art with new multimedia technologies such as animation, Augmented Reality (AR) and digital paint brush. Originally scheduled to be held in the Hong Kong Central Library from 25 December 2021 to 1 January 2022, the exhibition is now presented online due to the worsening of the pandemic.

Ink Global 2022

In an effort to make ink painting more approachable to the general public, 14 creative arts students participated in Ink Global 2021, reworking 13 masterpieces of ink art with new multimedia technologies such as animation, Augmented Reality (AR) and digital paint brush. Originally scheduled to be held in the Hong Kong Central Library from 25 December 2021 to 1 January 2022, the exhibition is now presented online due to the worsening of the pandemic.

Ink Global 2022

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