February 2001, Vol 10, Issue 1
February 2001, Vol 10, Issue 1
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Honorary doctorates were conferred on five distinguished persons at the congregation. They are (from left) Mr Raymond Kwok, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited; Prof. Louis Cha, celebrated literary figure; the Hon. Mrs Anson Chan, Chief Secretary for Administration of the Hong Kong SAR; Miss Gladys Li, renowned barrister; and Prof. Wei Yu, Chinese Vice-Minister of Education. |
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 Mok Ting-bong is an MBA graduate. The OUHK now has 105 students with disabilities. |
 Paul Chao, aged 77, is the oldest OUHK graduate. |
 Of the 4,000-plus graduates last year, 15 were expatriates. |
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The OUHK presented
degree and diploma awards to more than 4,000 graduates at its Ninth Congregation
held at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre on 12 and 13 December last year,
bringing the total number of graduates since 1993 to 15,000. The School
of Business and Administration has the largest number of graduates including
over 1,400 students in mainland China. Most of the mainland graduates
are from the Master of Business Administration (Chinese) and the Postgraduate
Certificate in Business Administration (Chinese) programmes.