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From Ideas to Funding: Unlocking Research Funding Opportunities in China

6 Oct, 2026

Professor Danny Wang (second from left), Associate Head (Research), Department of Management, Marketing and Information Systems (MMIS), together with Professor Kimmy Chan (far left), Associate Dean (Research & Impact), HKBU School of Business, and Professor Chen Ting (far right), Associate Head (Research), Department of Accountancy, Economics and Finance (AEF), presents a souvenir as a token of appreciation to Professor Liu Chong (second from right). Professor Danny Wang (second from left), Associate Head (Research), Department of Management, Marketing and Information Systems (MMIS), together with Professor Kimmy Chan (far left), Associate Dean (Research & Impact), HKBU School of Business, and Professor Chen Ting (far right), Associate Head (Research), Department of Accountancy, Economics and Finance (AEF), presents a souvenir as a token of appreciation to Professor Liu Chong (second from right).

Professor Danny Wang (second from left), Associate Head (Research), Department of Management, Marketing and Information Systems (MMIS), together with Professor Kimmy Chan (far left), Associate Dean (Research & Impact), HKBU School of Business, and Professor Chen Ting (far right), Associate Head (Research), Department of Accountancy, Economics and Finance (AEF), presents a souvenir as a token of appreciation to Professor Liu Chong (second from right).

On 6 October 2026, HKBU School of Business hosted a sharing session titled “Applying for Research Grants in China: Strategies, Insights, and Lessons Learned”, featuring Professor Liu Chong, Professor and Chair of the Department of Public Finance at Peking University and Changjiang Distinguished Professor of the Ministry of Education.

The seminar provided faculty members and research postgraduate (RPg) students with valuable insights into the research funding landscape in Mainland China. Drawing on his extensive experience in research, academic leadership, and grant administration, Professor Liu shared practical advice on identifying funding opportunities, developing competitive proposals, and navigating the grant application process.

During the session, Professor Liu also discussed key factors contributing to successful grant applications and highlighted emerging opportunities for research collaboration and funding in Mainland China. Participants gained first-hand perspectives on proposal development, research positioning, and strategies for enhancing the competitiveness of their research projects.

The seminar attracted strong interest from faculty members and RPg students across the School. Lively discussions and exchanges continued during the Q&A session.

The School extends its sincere appreciation to Professor Liu for sharing his valuable expertise and insights. The event reflects the School's ongoing commitment to advancing research excellence by enhancing awareness of research funding opportunities and collaborations in Mainland China.

 
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