BAScT|Students Explore Macau’s Sustainable Solutions
2025-11-19 Subject: ArtsOn Oct 24-25, our BAScT Year 2 students from the ITS 2018 Transdisciplinary Problem Solving I course embarked on an amazing study tour in Macau! 🌏 To explore how Macau tackles real-world challenges with sustainable methods and to witness the incredible fusion of art, technology, and Chinese culture. 🧠 AI x Sustainability: Students kicked things off at the UNU Macau AI Conference 2025, diving into keynote speeches and parallel sessions. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn how AI can drive sustainable development and to brainstorm new ideas for their individual projects! 🏨 Behind the Scenes of Green Hospitality: We got an exclusive look behind the scenes at City of Dreams Macau! Led by the Property Department Manager, students learned firsthand about sustainable solutions being implemented in the hotel industry. 🤝 A Spark of Collaboration: At the University of Macau, students had a wonderful exchange with over 10 students from Cheong Kun Lun College. They shared their inspiring SDG events on campus, while our BAScT Programme Director, Prof. Nick ZHANG, introduced the programme features and outcomes. Our student, Tim, also shared his valuable experience leading the “Eye Mirror” project. Students exchanged contacts and were excited about potential future collaborations for competitions! 🎭 A Feast for the Senses: The “MGM 2049” show at the MGM Theater was absolutely eye opening! It was a stunning combination of cutting-edge technology and the essence of thousands year old Chinese culture, completely redefining students’ perception of intangible cultural heritage art. This tour not only broadened our students‘ horizons but also ignited their passion for solving real-world problems with a transdisciplinary approach!
Introducing HKBU Faculty of Science
2025-11-19 Subject: SciencesThe Faculty of Science strives to play a key leading and innovative role in science and technological education by delivering excellence in teaching and learning, conducting cutting-edge academic research and proactively contributing to the advancement of society. The video highlighted our vision & mission, commitment and achievement for the betterment of society with the illustration of our dedication in providing quality teaching, cutting edge inter-disciplinary academic research, devotion to the community services, and closeness teacher-student relationship. http://www.sci.hkbu.edu.hk/
[HKBU] BSocSc/BSc (Hons) in Innovation in Health and Social Well-Being JS2940
2025-11-19 Subject: Health Informatics, Social SciencesThis transdisciplinary programme offered by Hong Kong Baptist University will equip students with the necessary skill-set to apply and integrate technologies with their domain knowledge in health and wellness. Graduates will be technologically competent, entrepreneurial and adventurous. They will be able to identify problems and use cutting-edge health and social technologies to meet the emerging needs in Hong Kong and beyond. Get to know more the programme via https://transdisciplinary.hkbu.edu.hk/hswb/
AI and Data Analytics for Health and Social Innovation Exhibition
2025-11-19 Subject: Health Informatics, Other, Social SciencesWith the theme of "AI and Data Analytics for Health and Social Innovation", the exhibition spotlights the 7 projects by students of COMP2036 that blend technology with care, aiming to improve the quality of life through smart solutions. Focusing on different topics including mental health, exercise and sleep problems, the students, in which most of them are from Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) / Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Innovation in Health and Social Well-Being, prepared their social innovation projects to bring awareness or help the people in need and share with participants.
HKBU InnoCarnival 2023 | Robot Remix:Combining Music and Gestural Input to Drive a Calligraphy Robot
2025-11-19 Subject: RoboticsInnovator: Dr Peter Nelson, Assistant Professor, Academy of Visual Arts Dr Peter Nelson is presenting this demonstration that connects a 6 degree of freedom robotic arm equipped with a Chinese ink brush to real-time software (TouchDesigner). This allows the user to move the robotic arm on two axes, while an external piece of music moves the third axis. The result is a robotic system that visualises a combination of mouse input and music as a painting. Both music and mouse input have been chosen for their operational simplicity, and could be replaced by signals from any range of sensors such as a webcam, heart-rate monitor, motion sensor, etc., and data sources, such as a spreadsheet of numerical values, a sound or video recording, and so on. Using TouchDesigner to mix and map these inputs and a Python OSC bridge to communicate with the robotic arm, this system demonstrates a flexible and accessible method for human-robot interaction and collaboration that can be creatively repurposed by the user for a broad range of applications.
DTUP|Trans ColLab Luncheons 4 : How Music Rewires Neurologic Recovery
2025-11-18 Subject: Health Informatics🎶✨ Today at our TransColLab Luncheons, we explored an amazing topic: How Music Rewires Neurologic Recovery! Dr. Connie Wong shared insightful research and experience on how rhythmic auditory stimulation music therapy can guide movement and improve coordination for those recovering from neurological conditions. 🧠💡 👩🎓📝 Students also learned about neurodegenerative diseases and how music continues to show powerful promises in supporting the recovery of these diseases. 🎵💪 This seminar illustrates the success of transdisciplinary knowledge integration, bringing together neuroscience and music therapy which can foster innovative approaches to rehabilitation and well-being. By connecting diverse fields, we open new pathways for recovery and health. 🌐🌱
[HKBU] Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Business Administration (Global Entertainment) JS2930
2025-11-18 Subject: Arts, BusinessThis transdisciplinary programme offered by Hong Kong Baptist University is designed for students who are business-minded and wish to pursue a career in the entertainment business. It will educate graduates who are well-versed both in creative industries and business. Get to know more the programme via https://transdisciplinary.hkbu.edu.hk/bage/
Designing Interactive Learning Games for Children – A Collaboration with Caritas Hong Kong
2025-11-18 Subject: Arts, SciencesIn partnership with Caritas Hong Kong, BASc in Arts and Technology Year 3 students have been hard at work on the theme ‘𝗠𝗲𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝘆’. They’ve created engaging and interactive artwork for children, using technology to craft fun games and immersive experiences that stimulate the senses and convey important messages about dreams, career choices, mental health, and thinking outside the box etc. 🤩💫
Quick Programme Overview for BASc (Hons) in Arts and Technology (JS2920)
2025-11-18 Subject: Arts, SciencesThis transdisciplinary programme will educate students who are well-versed not only in arts and culture but also in technology for the future forms of arts and culture and creative industries. Get to know more the programme via https://transdisciplinary.hkbu.edu.hk/artt/
HKBU --- BA (Hons) in Business Administration (Global Entertainment) Programme Introduction 2022
2025-11-18 Subject: Arts, BusinessEntertainment business covers a broad coverage of film, music, theatre, media, gaming, museum, arts and cultural events and performances. It has been rapidly developing in Hong Kong, the Mainland and across the globe in recent years. Technologies and new forms of monetization are also changing the viewer experience drastically. Global entertainment businesses need specialists who can perform a wide range of duties including content development, licensing, finance, marketing, administration, circulation, audience development, public education and more importantly, who can support and champion the fast-evolving new forms of audience engagement. This transdisciplinary programme is open to students from all academic backgrounds. Business-minded students who wish to pursue a career in the entertainment business and/or arts, cultural and creative industries should apply. For more details: https://transdisciplinary.hkbu.edu.hk/bage/