University signs partnership with counterparts in Hong Kong

The University of Exeter is to work with counterparts in Hong Kong across a range of research and education opportunities.

The signing of two Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) will cover several academic areas, with a special focus on the field of digital medicine.

This extends to Exeter joining a new Institute of Digital Medicine, which brings together universities, medical schools, clinical and industry partners, and health tech investors worldwide.

The signing was attended by a high-level delegation from CityUHK, led by Professor Freddy Boey, President of CityUHK, who met with Professor Lisa Roberts, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University and her senior management team.

“The University of Exeter is delighted to have signed these two Memoranda of Understanding,” said Professor Roberts. “Our partnership with CityUHK will deliver exciting new research and education collaborations.

“We’re also thrilled to have joined the Institute of Digital Medicine initiative. Working even more closely with our international partners will enhance our joint impact around the world, and goes to the core of our Strategy 2030’s aims to make key breakthroughs to transform human health and well-being.”