The UBC Hong Kong Studies Initiative is pleased to host an international workshop on the state of Hong Kong studies ...
Join Director Amos Why for a screening and a conversation to appreciate parts of Hong Kong we rarely get to experience ...
Join Dr. Samson Yuen of Hong Kong Baptist University to examine community activism in Hong Kong beyond the realm of street politics ...
What does food tell us about Hong Kong cinema? This talk will explore selected reels where food-memory and imagination bring forth a myriad of comic, sentimental, and even chilling effects ...
“City Rebegins” 我繫．我城 is a series of webinars, conversations, film screenings, and associated events to encourage reflections on the ever-changing new normal and its implications for communities in Hong Kong and beyond ...
Please check out the wide range of Hong Kong-related courses offered by the Department of Asian Studies and the Department of History in the Winter Session of 2022 ...
The UBC Hong Kong Studies Initiative and the UBC Cantonese Language Program celebrate the class of 2022 (click to watch video)! ...
An exciting endeavor at the University of British Columbia (watch our video!) ...
We endeavor to provide forums for thoughtful discussion ...
We support research on all aspects of Hong Kong's past and present ...
Hosted by the Department of Asian Studies, the Hong Kong Studies Initiative (HKSI) at the University of British Columbia is devoted to promoting the teaching and research of this most-improbable metropolis, both as an extraordinary Chinese city and as a spectacular international and transnational hub.
The UBC Hong Kong Studies Initiative is pleased to host an international workshop on the state of Hong Kong studies
Join Director Amos Why for a screening and a conversation to appreciate parts of Hong Kong we rarely get to experience
Check out Dr. Wu's interview with OMNI TV.
Join Dr. Samson Yuen of Hong Kong Baptist University to examine community activism in Hong Kong beyond the realm of street politics
What does food tell us about Hong Kong cinema? This talk will explore selected reels where food-memory and imagination bring forth a myriad of comic, sentimental, and even chilling effects
Check out the radio interview in AM1540.
Check out Dr. Yan's co-authored work in Journal of International Migration and Integration.
“City Rebegins” 我繫．我城 is a series of webinars, conversations, film screenings, and associated events to encourage reflections on the ever-changing new normal and its implications for communities in Hong Kong and beyond
Check out the report by Vancouver Sun.
Check out Dr. Shin's article published in ThinkChina.
Please check out the latest HKSI annual newsletter.
For those who might have missed this conversation, here are the webcast and the photos.
On the occasion of this significant milestone, faculty associates of the UBC Hong Kong Studies Initiative share their insights on what this anniversary means for the people of Hong Kong—and beyond.
The award goes to “A Future for Memory: Art and Life after the Great East Japan Earthquake,” an exhibition curated by Dr. Nakamura at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.
The award goes to the exhibition titled “A Seat at the Table: Chinese Immigration and British Columbia” co-curated by Dr. Yu, Ms Denise Fong, and Ms Viviane Gosselin.
Check out some of the latest acquisitions at the UBC Library.
Dr. Shin spoke in the Early Edition with Stephen Quinn to kick off the "Hong Kong Handover – 25 Years Later" series.
Congratulations, Dr. Diana Lary!
The research grant has been awarded to Dr. Yang for his project "The Deaths and Rebirths of Literary Authorship in Digital China".
The grant has been awarded to Dr. Cheek and his team for the UBC-based Xinjiang Documentation Project.
