A programme talk was also delivered by Prof Katie Chan (Admission Tutor) to advise programme highlights, the promising career prospects of EE graduates, and CityUHK’s flexible admission arrangement.

EE Final Year Project Competition 2024 is going to be held on 14 May. This year, six projects are shortlisted to enter Finals in way of poster presentation to compete for Gold, Silver, Bronze and Merit Prizes.

We extend our sincerest gratitude and appreciation to each and every one of them for their invaluable contributions and professionalism.

Long Servicing EE Staff 2023

We were so happy to see that visitors were amazed and impressed by the innovative projects developed by our professors and students.

Prof. Cheung shared his experience about teaching and how to nurture students' potential, enabling them to cultivate their inherent talents. In addition, Prof Basu introduced our newly launched programme - BEng in Microelectronics Engineering 工學士(微電子工程學) and its opportunities in future. Whether they are alumni or students, they all benefited a lot from these presentations and learned more about the development of EE.

Four sessions of admission interviews and information sessions were arranged for prospective local non-JUPAS (direct) applicants by Department of Electrical Engineering. The early round admission interviews has been conducted in December 2022 and the main round from February to March 2023. About 263 students mainly from UOW College Hong Kong (the former Community College of CityU), HKU Space Community College, PolyU HK Community College, and Vocational Training Council participated.

The team comprises world-renowned antenna experts from Hong Kong and overseas, including CUHK, HKU, HKUST, PolyU, University College London, Imperial College London and Sun Yat-sen University. (Details: UGC Announcement/Press Release/

The event commenced with an inspirational talk and programme information session by Prof. Ray Cheung and Prof. Leanne Chan. They provided an overview of our programme, highlighting the successes of our EE graduates and the growth of the EE sector in the recent job market. Subsequently, the students were divided into groups. They were given a tour of our State Key Laboratory of Terahertz and Millimeter Waves, a demonstration of robots by our RoboCon team, and a showcase of three projects by our current students and graduates. Parallel sessions of group interviews were also arranged.

A programme talk was also delivered by Dr Ray Cheung (Associate Professor) to advise programme highlights and the promising career prospects of EE graduates.