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Careers in China
Careers in China 2022
Are you interested in finding out about career opportunities in China? We have some events for you!
Careers in China 2022
Are you interested in finding out about career opportunities in China? We have some events for you!
Study finds huge global potential for energy from rooftop solar panels
A first-of-its-kind study into rooftop solar energy identifies 'hot-spots' where investment could have the greatest benefits for climate change.
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Second-annual ‘Global Creative Competition’ for medical students announced
MEdIC welcomes creative response submissions from medical students around the world on the theme of ‘global unity’.
Imperial, HKU and Peking University announce chemistry research collaboration
Three leading institutions in London, Hong Kong and Beijing will drive research and innovation in synthetic chemistry and chemical biology.
Careers in China (Mainland and Hong Kong SAR) 2021
Are you interested in finding out more about employment opportunities and internships in China (Mainland and Hong Kong SAR)?
Huge turnout for our first Online Data Science Winter School
The DSI and CPD partnered again with Hangzhou Yulin Technology Education to deliver a rich 3-week programme of talks, group projects and discussions.
PhD candidate recognised with Great Britain-China Educational Trust grant
Final year PhD candidate Mr Huiqiang Lu has received the prestigious grant from the Great Britain-China Educational Trust to support his research.
7 optimistic environmental stories from this year
This year, we saw large strides in combating one of the greatest issues of our time – climate change.
Smart toilets and managing natural disasters: designing cities of the future
Imperial students have collaborated with students from Tsinghua University in Beijing to devise solutions for the smart cities of the future.
Chinese water deer introduced to UK may be valuable to restoring numbers in Asia
Researchers have found Chinese water deer populations in the UK might be able to supplement declining populations in their native range in East Asia.