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CUHK founded its Graduate School in 1966, the first in Hong Kong. In its early days, the School offered five master’s programmes. Since 1980, a large number of doctoral programmes have been established. Over the years, the School has trained and nurtured a great many scholars and professionals, fostering progress in academic research and higher education, as well as in the social development of Hong Kong.

Graduates of the one-year Postgraduate Diploma in Education (1969)
Establishment ceremony of the Lingnan Institute of Business Administration (1966)
Vice-Chancellor’s reception for new postgraduate students (1960s)
Postgraduate Hall Complex was completed and opened (1976)
Postgraduate student hostel (1976)
First PhD graduate of CUHK – Dr Kwong Chung Ping (1982)
Graduates of the one-year Postgraduate Diploma in Education (1969)
Establishment ceremony of the Lingnan Institute of Business Administration (1966)
Vice-Chancellor’s reception for new postgraduate students (1960s)
Postgraduate Hall Complex was completed and opened (1976)
Postgraduate student hostel (1976)
First PhD graduate of CUHK – Dr Kwong Chung Ping (1982)