Future Cities Symposium 2025:
Innovate to Elevate Through Digital Transformation  
Nov 14-15 (Hong Kong), Nov 17 (Dubai). 2025

2025 International Symposium on Smart Mobility Systems Pre-Conference (HKSTS) Workshop Jointly organized by Department of Civil Engineering & Department of Data and Systems Engineering & Institute of Transport Studies, The University of Hong Kong The Hong Kong Society for Transportation Studies (HKSTS) Engineering Management (originally named as Frontiers of Engineering Management ), a Springer Nature journal supervised by the Chinese Academy of Engineering Date : 6 December

CPD Course: Fiscal Measures for Combatting Traffic Congestion in Hong Kong Organized by The Institute of Transport Studies The University of Hong Kong   Date:   January 10, 2026 Time:   2 p.m. – 6 p.m.  Format:  In-person Lecture SYNOPSIS   Traffic congestion adversely affects the development and productivity of cities and the livelihood of their residents and visitors. This course explores the rudimentary and sophisticated fiscal measures for addressing traffic congestion in

The symposium will theme at “ Innovate to Elevate through Digital Urbanism ”, which highlights the pivotal role of innovation and technology play in reshaping urban environments. By focusing Mobility , Construction , and Innovation , this theme underscores the necessity of collaborative efforts in creating sustainable and efficient ecosystem. Jointly organised by HKU’s Joint Lab on Future Cities (JLFC) and the Royal College of Art’s Future Cities Lab, and the strategic partne

The 9th International Symposium on Transport Network Resilience (INSTR) was held at InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong from Dec 13-14, 2023. Four keynote speeches were delivered by Prof. Hani Mahmassani (Northwestern University), Prof. Yu-Chiun Chiou (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University), Prof. Fumitaka Kurauchi (Gifu University), and Prof. William H.K. Lam (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) on Dec 13 morning. In this symposium, more than 80 presentations were