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Student Services and Student Activities
Office of Student Affairs
The Chinese University of Hong Kong is
committed to providing its students with a holistic and balanced education,
consisting of both formal and non-formal elements. The formal element is
primarily academic pursuit, while the non-formal element includes non-academic
and extracurricular activities and personal education. The Office of Student
Affairs aims to facilitate the all-round personal development and growth of
students of the University. We work with other functional units within the
University and external resources to provide quality non-formal educational
experience and support to our students. It is our goal to meet students’
progressive needs and help them realize their potential as they advance along
their educational path at the University.
To achieve its goals, the Office of Student Affairs
provides a wide range of services and programmes to our full-time students:
Student Development and Resources
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Support and provide
guidance for student bodies.
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Support student
development through activity funds.
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Organize and coordinate
leadership development and service-learning activities.
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Coordinate matters
related to orientation arrangements for new students.
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Manage various student
amenities and facilities located in Benjamin Franklin Centre, John Fulton
Centre, Pommerenke Student Centre, the Multi-purpose Hall, 1/F, Jockey Club
Postgraduate Halls 2 & 3, as well as the University Swimming Pool.
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Wellness and Counselling
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Provide psychological
counselling services.
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Organize personal growth
and self-development programmes.
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Promote mental wellness
through educational programmes and activities.
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Offer training and
consultation services to departments on matters pertaining to counselling
service and mental health.
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Coordinate the support services for students
with special educational needs (SEN).
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Enhance mutual support and promote mental
wellness among students through peer support networks.
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Learning and Cultural Enhancement
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Offer guidance to
students on adjustment and planning for university life.
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Organize developmental
programmes for learning enhancement of students.
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Promote
internationalization through various cultural diversity programmes.
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Manage the International
House, the i-LOUNGE, and the Internationalization Activity Fund to promote
cultural inclusion.
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Provide support services
to non-local students.
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Liaise with and provide
support to associations of non-local students and postgraduate students.
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Career Planning and Development
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Organize career guidance
and enrichment programmes.
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Provide students with job
information and placement services.
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Support employers with
their recruitment exercises.
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Organize a series of
experiential learning programmes, e.g. mentoring and offshore internship
programme.
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Provide career
counselling services and job market information.
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Provide
personality/psychometric assessment and multimedia guidance resources.
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Enquiries
Please contact the Office of Student Affairs by:
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