The Department of Translation at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is recruiting a Postdoctoral Fellow.
Enclosed please find the relevant information.
Please apply on or before Feb 15, 2026 at https://cuhk.taleo.net/careersection/cu_career_non_teach/jobdetail.ftl?job=250001Z6&tz=GMT%2B08%3A00&tzname=Asia%2FHong_Kong
Postdoctoral Fellow - (250001Z6)
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Archaeology Internship and Experience Program 2025 (Winter) – Jiangxi, China
The International Youth Cultural Exchange Association (Hong Kong) (IYCEC) was established in 1998 by a group of socially responsible entrepreneurs, educators, and social workers dedicated to youth development. It is a government-recognized charitable organization committed to promoting cultural exchange and research between mainland China and Hong Kong youth, as well as organizing various cultural and artistic activities.
To enhance Hong Kong youth's understanding of archaeological work, our center collaborated with the Wucheng Archaeological Team of the Jiangxi Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology during the 2024 summer and Christmas holidays, as well as the 2025 summer. We successfully secured a total of fourteen internship placements across three sessions for Hong Kong students to engage in archaeological fieldwork and hands-on experiences. The students demonstrated an outstanding and proactive learning attitude, earning high praise from the mentors of the archaeological team. During this…
香港賽馬會社區資助計劃 – “創不同”學院
誠邀學生參與「在地研習室｜未來將軍澳？」
你好！非牟利文化及社會創新機構創不同協作（Make a Difference，簡稱MaD）即將開展「在地研習室｜未來將軍澳？」，以創意行動探討將軍澳社區的未來。項目由本機構與香港青年協會賽馬會茵怡青年空間及本地藝術家王天仁合作策劃，誠邀 貴校學生報名參與，發揮創意和社會關懷，推動社區正面改變。
「在地研習室｜未來將軍澳？」由MaD主辦，香港賽馬會慈善信託基金捐助，屬「香港賽馬會社區資助計劃 – “創不同”學院」旗下項目。此節目系列旨在連結各界創新者，聯同不同背景和年齡之公眾人士，透過緊扣社區的共學及共創體驗，增進社會創新知識，成為兼具人文關懷、創意和行動力的「changemakers」。
今屆「在地研習室」以將軍澳區為學習基地，現正招募將軍澳居民、學生及關心社區營造的人士參與，從10月到明年初，共同探索社區的未來發展。在節目主持王天仁指導下，參加者將分組發展小型社區創意計劃，回應社群連結、文化歷史、健康城市、經濟及民生和交通及規劃等五大主題。每組可獲最多港幣5,000元之種子基金和導師支援，實踐行動和策劃公開展覽，建構社區願景。
We are now seeking passionate volunteers with an interest in arts and culture to assist us in our Heritage Site Tour.
Asia Society Hong Kong (ASHK), established in 1990 as an affiliate of Asia Society founded in 1956 by John D. Rockefeller 3rd, is a locally funded non-profit organization dedicated to fostering mutual understanding and collaboration between Asia and the world through arts, culture, business, policy, and education.Since February 2012, ASHK has been housed in its permanent home at the former British Army Explosives Magazine Compound at Victoria Barracks, a 3-acre heritage site in the heart of the city. The site, featuring Grade 1 and Grade 2 historic buildings, was revitalized after decades of disrepair with generous support from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and other donors. Today, the 65,000 sq. ft. center stands as a model of adaptive reuse, blending history with a vision for cultural exchange…