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Professor Kara Chan, Associate Dean and Professor of the School of Communication, has recently been ranked as the top 5% of the most-cited researchers based on the data in the Exaly database, which includes data from almost all services by Google Scholar, Web of Science, Publons, Scopus, Crossref, and ResearchGate combined. Exaly is an unbiased … Continue reading Professor Kara Chan listed among the world’s top 2% of the most-cited scientists and the top 5 percent of researchers →

The Top Honors Project Awards Ceremony was held on Friday. Thirty COMS graduates received this award recognizing their academic achievements and outstanding performance in their honors projects. Congratulations to all the recipients! List of top honors project awardees 2022: Student Concentration Au Yeung Ho Yan ORGC Sze Kwan Ching, Jason ORGC Chen Yutian, Niki ORGC … Continue reading The Top Honors Project Awards Ceremony 2022 →

The 63rd Commencement (11th Session) was successfully concluded on 18 November 2022. Congratulations on your accomplishments and good luck with your next journey. We wish you a bright and successful future! Happy graduation!

The 63rd Commencement (11th Session) will be held on 18 November 2022 (Friday). The Top Honors Project Awards Ceremony organized by the Department of Communication Studies is also scheduled for the same day. These two events celebrate and recognize the achievements and endeavors of our graduating students. We invite you all to join the ceremony … Continue reading The 63rd Commencement and Top Honors Project Awards Ceremony for 2022 graduates →

Before joining Hong Kong Baptist University, Dr. Vivien Zhou was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Community & Behavioral Health, Colorado School of Public Health. She received her Ph.D. in Communication from Cornell University. Recently, her research on ethnic minorities’ perceptions of COVID-19 vaccines and challenges in the pandemic was published in Health Communication. … Continue reading A Warm Welcome to a New Associate Professor Vivien Zhou →