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Outreach for High Schools

Campus Visit

HKU School

We welcome you to visit our campus and facilities!

Secondary school groups are welcome to visit our campus, to see our facilities, and to have a taste of university life. Science-rich talks, guided tours and fun-filled programmes are designed to arouse students’ interests in science.

A Brief Introduction to Fundamental Particles and Demonstration on SuperconductivityStephen Hui Geological Museum Guided TourVisit of the Hong Kong Biological MuseumLet there be light: The Chemistry of luminescenceUnveiling the Invisible: The Applications of Spectroscopy and Electronic Microscopy  

 

A Brief Introduction to Fundamental Particles and Demonstration on Superconductivity
by Department of Physics
Science Workshop and Demonstration
Date:October 16, 2024/ October 17, 2024/ March 10, 2025/ March 11, 2025Elementary Particles and Superconductivity
Time:3:30pm - 5:00pm 
Venue:Hui Oi Chow Science Building, HKU Main Campus
Language:Cantonese/ English
Capacity:30
In the short science talk, we will briefly introduce the concept of fundamental particles and their interaction. While in the second half, we will demonstrate superconductivity, magnetic levitation and liquid nitrogen. 
Stephen Hui Geological Museum Guided Tour
by Department of Earth Sciences
Guided Tour
Date:October 17, 2024/ November 7, 2024/ March 13, 2025/ April 10, 2025Stephen Hui Geological Museum
Time:11am - 12:30pm
Venue:Stephen Hui Geological Museum, HKU Main Campus
Language:Cantonese/ English
Capacity:20
The Stephen Hui Geological Museum is the first geological museum in Hong Kong. In the guided tour, you will be able to admire the comprehensive mineral collection from all over the world. Via the tour, students will be inspired to understand and appreciate the dynamic natural world of Earth Sciences, and its application to our daily life.

 

 

Visit of the Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum
by School of Biological Sciences
Guide Tour
Application:

Please apply directly via the official website at
https://www.hkbiodiversitymuseum.org/group-visit 

Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum
Date:Please refer to the website for details
Duration:45 – 60 mins
Venue:

The Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum,
Room 2S-18, 2/F, Kadoorie Biological Sciences Building, HKU Main Campus 

Language:Cantonese/Mandarin/English
Capacity:20 (multiple sessions available)
Located within a subtropical region, Hong Kong harbours a rich diversity of animal and plant species. The Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum, with over 50,000 specimens is the first museum in the city offering an immersive experience into this incredible diversity and teaching you about interesting ecological stories.

 

Let there be light: The Chemistry of luminescence
by Department of Chemistry
Science Talk, Workshop/Demonstration and Guided Tour/Laboratory Visit
Date:October 16, 2024/ March 12, 2025Chemistry lab
Time:3:00pm - 4:30pm
Venue:Chong Yuet Ming Chemistry Building, HKU Main Campus
Language:English
Capacity:30
The ability to produce light always fascinates humankind. In this workshop, we will conduct several hands-on activities to explore the chemistry of luminescence. We will introduce students to the basic concepts of light, the electromagnetic spectrum, and Light-matter interactions such as colour, absorption, and luminescence. Through this workshop, students will understand the phenomenon of luminescence of organic and inorganic molecules, some of which are found in our daily lives. A brief introduction to luminescent nanomaterials and their applications in new technologies will also be given.
Unveiling the Invisible: The Applications of Spectroscopy and Electronic Microscopy
by Department of Chemistry
Science Workshop, Demonstration and Guided Tour/Laboratory Visit
Date:October 17, 2024/ March 13, 2025Chemistry lab2
Time:3:00pm - 4:30pm
Venue:Chong Yuet Ming Chemistry Building, HKU Main Campus
Language:English
Capacity:30
This hands-on workshop includes synthesizing nano silver particles, exploring an electronic microscopy lab, and analyzing substances with IR spectroscopy. Participants will delve into the fascinating world of microscopic and spectroscopic techniques, gaining practical experience and insights into their applications in modern science. Join us to uncover the invisible wonders of the nano world!

 

**Please note that teacher(s) shall be included in all capacity requirements listed above.**

Application procedures:

  1. Please submit the application by completing the online form.
  2. Unfilled slots will remain open for application on first-come-first-served basis. Visit will be cancelled if no applications were received 1 week before the scheduled date.
     

**Notice: Registration is temporarily unavailable due to system maintenance and will resume on September 10.**

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