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BRE Connected Dec 2020

Outstanding Student of The Faculty of Construction and Environment (FCE) and The Department of Building and Real Estate (BRE) - Maggie Ng, Surveying Student

We shine because of our students’ best endeavours and achievements!  Join us in congratulating Surveying student, Maggie Ng Tsin Tung on receiving the ‘Outstanding Student Award of the Faculty of Construction and Environment’ and the ‘Outstanding Student Award of the Department of Building and Real Estate’!   Maggie is very honoured to be awarded the outstanding student of the Faculty and the Department. The Awards are not only in recognition of her efforts in study, community services and global engagement, but as encouragement also for her future development.   Maggie states, “The Awards strengthen my aspiration in becoming a professional and dedicating myself to society in the future.  I sincerely thank the Department for all the opportunities it provided, inspiring and shaping me to become a shining student.”  Maggie’s success in obtaining the Awards is attributable to her active participation in a series of extra-curricular activities, e.g. YMCA Volunteer Service, Global Youth Leadership Summit, PolyU Student Ambassador Scheme and her many other well-deserved recognitions, including the Reaching Out Award, Dean’s Honours and GSAP Outreaching Award, during her studies.    The objective of the PolyU Outstanding Student Awards is to recognise full-time final-year students who excel in both academic and non-academic pursuits during their studies. This year’s Outstanding Student Awards Presentation Ceremony is tentatively scheduled for March 2021.

Prof. Eddie Hui’s Honorably Appointed as Committee Chairman of EEA

Prof. Eddie Hui, Associate Head (Partnership) of BRE, says, “In addition to my earlier appointments as a member of the Government’s housing committees, it gave me great pleasure to accept the appointment as the Chairman of the Practice and Examination Committee of the Estate Agents Authority. I am happy to take up this important role in serving society.”   Established in November 1997 under the Estate Agents Ordinance, the Estate Agents Authority (EEA) regulates the practice of estate agency in Hong Kong, promotes integrity and competence within the industry, and facilitates the training of estate agency practitioners to enhance their standards and status for the benefit of the community.   With wide research and consultancy experience in housing estates and real estate investment and finance, Prof. Hui has served on a number of public organizations in Hong Kong; for instance, the Hong Kong Housing Authority, the Property Management Services Authority, the Town Planning Board, the Urban Renewal Authority and others. His selfless devotion to the community has always been evident.   Have a read of Prof. Eddie Hui's Profile : Prof Eddie CM HUI MH    

BRE Scholars Ranked Among Top 2% of Scientists In The World

Surveying Student’s Passion : Key To Success in the HKIS Competition

Building Surveying Matters!  The Championship goes to our year-two surveying student, Ada Lo Wing Yan in the ‘Maintenance and Appreciation of Historical Buildings Creativity Competition – Tiny Model (Public Category)’, organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors.  Ada’s passion for building surveying is the key to her success in this Competition. Ada’s winning model ‘Rejuvenation’ is a miniature of the Grade 1 historical building ‘Lui Seng Chun 雷生春’ built on a 1:200 scale. It successfully shows the unique architectural features along with internal and external structures of this historical building before and after its revitalisation. “Thanks to the Department of Building and Real Estate for inspiring and building me up to participate in this Competition. Joining this Competition has definitely enhanced my awareness of heritage conservation and deepened my understanding of the role of surveyors. Through conservation and timely maintenance, historical buildings are given a new lease of life to demonstrate their aesthetic and historical values for the public to explore. Hong Kong’s heritage is undoubtedly a valuable asset that bears witness to the development of Hong Kong,” says Ada. Keep up the good work, Ada. Special thanks to HKIS for sharing the Award Ceremony’s picture.   More about our Surveying Programme: https://www.polyu.edu.hk/bre/study/undergraduate-programmes/bachelor-of-science-honours-in-surveying/    

Taught Postgraduate Programmes (2021/22 Admission) Call for Application

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