
Arts and Technology (JS2920)
Bachelor of Arts and Science (Hons) in Arts and Technology
Offered by: School of Creative Arts

Bachelor of Arts and Science (Hons) in Arts and Technology
Offered by: School of Creative Arts

Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Business Administration (Global Entertainment)
Offered by: School of Creative Arts

Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) / Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Innovation in Health and Social Well-Being
Offered by: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Arts, Science and Technology (Hons) in Individualised Major
Offered by: Division of Transdisciplinary Undergraduate Programmes

Bachelor of Arts and Science (Hons) in Digital Futures and Humanities
Offered by: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
1 Dec 2025
The DIFH programme held its very first programme-wide field trip, with the Hong Kong Palace Museum as the destination. 🏛️
Dr. Daisy Yiyou Wang, Deputy Director of the Museum, greeted us on our arrival. She gave us a short yet inspirational speech on experiential learning and social engagement. 🌟
Our trip aims to educate DIFH students about the real-life application of digital technologies in promoting culture and heritage. It also introduced them to Chinese culture and history. 🌏
To facilitate such goals, our students were guided by professors, lecturers, and helpers from the DIFH programme and the Department of History in groups. Prof. Zhao Yi, an expert in Chinese art and religious history from PolyU, was also invited to share his insights. 🖼️
20 Nov 2025
🖼️✨ Today at our TransColLab Luncheon, we delved into an exciting topic: Visual Arts X Medical Design—Sustainnovation for Accessible Well-being! 🎨🤝🩺
Professor Anna Qin shared how design can collaborate across industries, focusing on enhancing environments, products, ergonomics, and mechanisms, especially in the medical industry with products like surgery tables and robotic surgery arms. 🛏️🤖
Students learned that medical product designers put an emphasis on portability, rituals, ease of use, and comfort. 🎒🧘♂️These innovations make life easier for both patients and healthcare professionals by improving user experience, supporting efficient movement, and reducing fatigue. 😊🙌
This seminar showcased the power of cross-disciplinary collaboration, combining creativity, technology, and human-centered thinking to drive accessible well-being for all. 💡💪🌏
18 Nov 2025
🎶✨ Today at our TransColLab Luncheons, we explored an amazing topic: How Music Rewires Neurologic Recovery! Dr. Connie Wong shared insightful research and experience on how rhythmic auditory stimulation music therapy can guide movement and improve coordination for those recovering from neurological conditions. 🧠💡
👩🎓📝 Students also learned about neurodegenerative diseases and how music continues to show powerful promises in supporting the recovery of these diseases.
🎵💪 This seminar illustrates the success of transdisciplinary knowledge integration, bringing together neuroscience and music therapy which can foster innovative approaches to rehabilitation and well-being. By connecting diverse fields, we open new pathways for recovery and health. 🌐🌱
11 Nov – 12 Nov 2025
10 Nov 2025
27 Jun 2025