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The development of co-operation with
Chinese Universities
The improvement of equipment and staffing
The removal of financial and other obstacles
which impede the coming of students to
Hong Kong.
Development of co-operation with Chinese
Universities.
The Committee are firmly of the opinion that
Hong Kong University should fit into a general scheme of
Chinese University development on a basis of co-operation
as opposed to competition: and they emphasise that in their view the present is an opportune and perhaps unique time for full development in this sense, an opinion which is stressed again in Sir Geoffry Northcote's letter at 3.
As a first step towards effective co-operation
they advocate the establishment of a Central Universities
Bureau for China, whose principal functions would be the
collection and dissemination of information ariva
concerning Universities, the discussion of University educational problems in periodical conferences, and the organisation of interchanges of University teachers and
students. The latter course is recommended as being a
highly desirable method of furthering co-operation. Sino-British Cultural Relations Association would help,
financially and otherwise, in arranging these interchanges, and it is suggested that a joint Committee of the University and of the Sino-British Association should be
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