Hong Kong Metropolitan University

Genuine Smiles & Nods Boost Rapport, Not Service Quality

Research Finds Smiling and Nodding Frontline Staff a Plus for Businesses, but Not Enough to Change Customer Perception

Oct 31 •

Empowering HK’s Youth via Advanced STEAM Education Resources

HKMU Promotes STEAM Education in Secondary Schools with Support of the Hong Kong Jockey Club

Oct 31 •

Improving Quality of Life for South Asian Elderly in HK

Language Barrier and Financial Difficulties are Obstacles to Maintaining Quality of Life Among Ethnic Minority Older Adults in Hong Kong, HKMU…

Oct 31 •

Improving Elderly Lives in Hong Kong with Inclusive Policy

OU Scholar Receives Funding to Examine Quality of Life Among South Asian Elderly in Hong Kong

Oct 31 •

Understanding Generational Gaps Improves Nurse Retention

Nursing School Research Shows Generational Gap in Views of First-Line Nursing Management Competencies as Critical Factor in Talent Retention

Oct 31 •

HKMU Boosts Cantonese Opera Knowledge for Cultural Heritage

Promoting Knowledge Transfer and Research on Cantonese Opera and the Inheritance of Chinese Culture

Oct 30 •

VR Game Enhances Healthcare Students’ Communication Skills

HK$8 Million to Develop First Cross-Institutional VR Game to Enhance Healthcare Students' Interprofessional Communication Skills

Oct 30 •

Well Funded Family Mental Health Project for Pregnant Women

HKMU School of Nursing and Health Studies Receives Over $20 Million in Funding from the Jockey Club to Launch a “Family-Based” Mental Health Project

Oct 30 •

Study Urges Boost in Public Awareness for Surplus Food Use

HKMU Study Reveals Low Public Understanding of “Surplus Food” at 7.2%; Urges Stronger Promotion of a Food-Wise Culture

Oct 30 •

C-POLAR Filter Tech Reduces Virus Spread, Boosts Air Quality

New Anti-virus Technology Developed

Oct 30 •

Probiotics Boost Fish Growth, Immunity for Safer Aquaculture

Probiotics Proved to Enhance Fish Growth Performance

Oct 29 •

New Algorithm Reduces Wireless Congestion, Enhances Speed

HKMU Researchers Find New Way to Alleviate Wireless Network Congestion

Oct 29 •

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