Professor Robbie B. H. Goh – Professionalisation Workshop: Building your Dossier: Research and Teaching Development Strategies for Early Career Scholars in the Humanities and Social Sciences
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THIS IS AN IN-PERSON ONLY EVENT.
THIS IS AN IN-PERSON ONLY EVENT.
Additional Content The HKU School of English offers a unique opportunity to see a live theatre production of Hamlet, by William Shakespeare. This condensed version of Shakespeare's original text combines the talents of eighty-eight students from the MAES, MACC and MFA programmes. Now in its third year, our Shakespeare Production Project promises visual and emotional intensity. […]
Daryl Lim Wei Jie - Black Box Writers' Series (Spring 2026) Daryl Lim Wei Jie joins us to discuss his latest work, Mistranslations from a Future Vernacular, a collection which poses the provocation: “How many times can you rewrite a poem?” Using Oulipo techniques and newer technologies such as LLMs, Daryl rewrites a single […]
THIS IS AN IN-PERSON ONLY EVENT.
THIS IS AN IN-PERSON ONLY EVENT.
Additional Content The School of English would like to invite you to attend our forthcoming Dream Big, Plan Smart Series – Career Talk by M+. Date: February 10, 2026 (Tuesday) Time: 4:30p.m. – 5:30p.m. Location: HKU Black Box, Room 54, LG/F, Centennial Campus, HKU Speaker: Mr. Dicky Yeung (Associate Curator, Learning and Interpretation, M+) […]
Rajat Sharma - Black Box Writers' Series (Spring 2026) Rajat Sharma joins us to screen and discuss his short film Never Brooklyn, a documentary shaped by his search for housing in Hong Kong and his move into a subdivided flat in Sham Shui Po. Through encounters with its residents, the film reflects on working-class […]
Eric Choi - Black Box Writers' Series (Spring 2026) Eric Choi, a Hong Kong-born aerospace engineer, writer, and editor based in Canada, joins us to discuss his sci-fi story collection Just Like Being There. The collection features fifteen of his sci-fi and alternate history stories, including the Aurora Award-winning “Crimson Sky”. Each story is […]
Launch of Hong Kong Literary Review Date: March 5, 2026 (Thursday) Time: 5:00pm – 7:00pm Venue: HKU Black Box, Room 54, LG/F, Centennial Campus, HKU (Location map) You are warmly invited to the launch of Hong Kong Literary Review, a new journal of bold, original writing from Hong Kong and beyond. The inaugural issue, Voices, showcases […]