The Education Bureau has announced the funding results of the Quality Enhancement Support Scheme (QESS) in 2023/24. PolyU SPEED received funding totalling over HK$6.32 million for two projects which aim at enhancing student learning experience and employability.
Overview of the two QESS funded projects in 2023/24
Project Leader | Project Title | Awarded Amount |
Dr Macy Wong Dr Steve Hung | Opportunities in the Future Dual Metropolis City: Boosting Students’ Employability through Cross-Region Internships & Entrepreneurship | 4,857,000 |
Dr Edmund Wut | Improving the Student Learning Experience by Helping Teachers Develop and Utilise Chatbots | 1,472,920 |
The first project, led by Dr Macy Wong, Head of Employability Services and Senior Lecturer of the Division of Business and Hospitality Management of PolyU CPCE, and Dr Steve Hung, Senior Career Development Manager of the CPCE Employability Services Office, aims to equip students with the necessary skills and experiences to thrive in the future dual metropolis city.
The second project, led by Dr Edmund Wut, Senior Lecturer of the Division of Business and Hospitality Management, focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence technology to support teachers in developing and utilising chatbots as educational tools to engage students, provide personalised learning experiences, and offer timely feedback.
These QESS-funded projects highlight PolyU SPEED's commitment to innovation and quality enhancement in the self-financing tertiary education sector. By addressing the evolving needs of students and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, PolyU SPEED aims to provide students with rewarding learning experiences in order to ultimately enhance their employability and competitiveness.
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