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EdUHK’s Commitment to Public Lectures and Community Educational Events 

At The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK), we are devoted to extending the power of education beyond our campus, opening our doors to the community through a vibrant range of public lectures and community educational events. As a publicly funded institution dedicated to teacher education and multidisciplinary research, EdUHK proudly advances Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education by making high-quality learning opportunities accessible to all. 

 

Exhibitions for Cultural and Educational Enrichment 

EdUHK organises public exhibitions regularly, offering the public insights into educational history and cultural achievements.  Recent exhibitions include:

 

A Decade of Transformation: An Exhibition Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of EdUHK’s Retitling (17 August 2026–31 December 2026)

Structured in three main sections, this free exhibition opening to public visitors traces the evolution of EdUHK in the section ‘History and Development of EdUHK’; showcases its remarkable achievements in academics, research, elite athlete students, and international collaboration in the section ‘A Decade of Excellence’; and highlights its exceptional commitment to technology, character development, holistic development, and social responsibility in the section ‘Bridging Innovative Education and Social Impact’.

 

A Decade of Transformation: An Exhibition Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of EdUHK’s Retitling

 

Cultivating Souls and Enlightening Wisdom – An Exhibition of Textbooks for Primary and Secondary Schools  (15 October 2024 – 30 June 2026)
This exhibition showcased a collection of textbooks used in primary and secondary schools, highlighting the evolution of educational materials in Hong Kong and the People’s Republic of China. Co-hosted with People’s Education Press, it was open to the general public for free, inviting visitors to explore the development of educational resources.  

 

Heritage of Teacher Education in Hong Kong: An Exhibition Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of EdUHK 
Marking EdUHK’s 30th anniversary, this exhibition traced the history of teacher education in Hong Kong, featuring artefacts and documents from colonial times to the present. It was open to the general public, providing a historical perspective on educational development.  

 

National Glory - Exhibition on the Spirit of the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team 
Co-organised with Tianjin University of Sport, this exhibition celebrated the achievements of the Chinese Women’s Volleyball Team, displaying trophies, medals, and match-worn items. It was open to the general public and free of charge, promoting values of resilience and national pride.  

 

SDG Living Laboratory @ Tai Po – Community Well-being Project 

The SDG Living Laboratory @ Tai Po – Community Well-being project is a flagship initiative that demonstrates EdUHK’s commitment to public health, intergenerational learning, and community well-being. Launched with an opening ceremony at the District Council Secretariat of Tai Po District Office, the project collaborates with Tai Po District Council members, care teams, and community organisations to address the well-being of elders. 
One-Day Student Experiential Programme for Elders  
This special event welcomed over 30 elders from the Tai Po community to EdUHK for a day of enriching activities, including: 
•    Guided campus tours, including student dormitories and the Hong Kong Museum of Education 
•    Health education workshops on physical activity, brain health, and mental health 
•    A hands-on STEM workshop featuring a drone experience 
•    A graduation ceremony to celebrate participation 
The programme is designed to foster intergenerational connections and to provide elders with new educational and well-being experiences. The project is open to the elderly public in Tai Po, reflecting EdUHK’s commitment to community engagement and lifelong learning. It is also set to continue annually, with future plans for hearing assessments and nutrition guidance. 

 

Under the Project, as of June 2025, EdUHK has organised an array of physical activity workshops, attracting nearly 300 elderly participants and providing health information on fitness components, exercise safety and tailored exercise plans for seniors. 


 

Additional Events 

The RGC Public Lecture –

ThemeSpeakerDate and Venue

AI: Enhancing Digital Trust and Physical Wellness: Enhancing the Teaching and Learning of Sport and Physical Education through the Application of Artificial Intelligence

Professor Sau-ching Amy Ha
Chair Professor of Physical Education and Sports Science and Head of Department, Department of Health and Physical Education

21 November 2026

Lecture Hall,
Hong Kong Science Museum

Exploring the Universe:  A New Era of Space Exploration: Unlocking the Mysteries of the UniverseDr Man-ho Chan
Associate Professor, Department of Science and Environmental Studies

28 November 2026

Lecture Hall,
Hong Kong Science Museum

Sports and Child Growth: Communication and Swimming Skills: How Competent Can Children in Hong Kong Swim? 

Dr. Chan King Chung, Derwin

Associate Head and Associate Professor, Department of Early Childhood Education

October 19, 2025,

Lecture Theatre, G/F,  Hong Kong Central Library

Happy, Healthy, Longevity - AI Can Help: From Saving Lives to Empowering Learning: Wow, AI is So Close!

Professor Philip Yu Leung-ho

Prof. YU Leung-ho, Philip
Professor and Head of Department of Mathematics and Information Technology,

January 20, 2024, at the Hong Kong Science Museum.

The Department of English Language Education organised a Public Lecture Series in 2025, featuring sessions on topics such as multimodalities and translanguaging in education. These lectures were open to the general public, including educators and community members, and were offered free of charge, aligning with EdUHK’s tradition of accessible public education. E-certificates of attendance were issued to participants. Examples of seminars includes:
       

Seminar: Enhancing Learning Through Collaborative Online Note-Taking: Insights and StrategiesSeminar: Developing critical digital literacies: A critical awareness and practical tipsSeminar: Integrating metacognitive instruction into the second language writing classroomSeminar: Agency and autonomy in (language) education: Implications for pedagogy

 

Through these engaging and accessible events, EdUHK demonstrates our strong commitment to sharing knowledge, fostering cultural appreciation, supporting community well-being, and making education inclusive for all, including educators, students, elders, parents, or lifelong learners. 
 

Last Update: September 2026