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List of Graduates

LIST OF GRADUATES

Year 2024

Au-yeung Yee Tung
Cao Xinyi
Chan Hon Sum
Chang Tsz Yan
Chen Shengtao
Cheung Y
Feng Chuangjie
Gao Yuheng
Huang Zian
Huang Zijun
Jia Jinsong
Law Ka Wing
Law Lap Keung
Lee Ka Chun
Lee Tsz Hin
Lee Yuen Wing
Leung Ho Yin
Li Cheuk Lam
Lin Han
Lin Ying
Lui Sze Ping
Luk Cheuk Man
So Chit Hei
Tsang Fei Yeung
Tsui Hon Kei
Wang Qinmei
Wang Zeyu
Wong Wing Wah Janice
Wu Yancheng
Wu Zhongqing
Xiang Chenghao
Yan Pak Long
Yu Kuo Heng
Zhang Congyi
Zhang Mengke

See graduate lists of other years

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Completed MATPP Dissertations

COMPLETED MTP&P DISSERTATIONS

2023-2024

Name
Dissertation Title

Au-yeung Yee Tung

Location Evaluation and Optimization of Bicycle Parking Facilities in Hong Kong: A GIS-based Approach

Cao Xinyi

Financing Mass Transit Rail Development in a Chinese City: A Case Study of Guangzhou Metro

Chan Hon Sum

Hong Kong Residents’ Cross-Border Travel Preference in the Greater Bay Area

Chang Tsz Yan

Planning of New Transport Systems in Hong Kong for its Position as Asia’s World City

Chen Shengtao

Implications of the Port Alliance of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area for Hong Kong Port

Cheung Y

Mapping the Future of Hong Kong's Aviation Industry: Navigating Turbulence in the Wake of COVID-19

Feng Chuangjie

The Socio-Economic Impact of Pandemic Disruption to Cross-Border Freight Transport: A Case Study of Moving Durians from Thailand to China

Gao Yuheng

Walkability Enhancement and Comparative Case Studies – Kwun Tong of Hong Kong and Surrey of Vancouver

Huang Zian

The Impact of High-speed Rail Development on Innovation Capacity: Evidence from Cities in China

Huang Zijun

Examining Passenger Perceptions of Premium Taxi Services in Hong Kong

Jia Jinsong

Mobility Sensing for Activity-Travel Surveys

Law Ka Wing

Evaluation of Decarbonization Strategies of Mass Transit Railway (MTR) in Hong Kong

Law Lap Keung

The Sustainability of “E-commerce Express Liner Services”

Lee Ka Chun

Assessing the Effectiveness and Public Perception of Auxiliary Devices in Enhancing Pedestrian Safety at Signalized Crossings in Hong Kong

Lee Tsz Hin

Exploring High-Speed Freight Train Implementation in Seikan Tunnel: A Preliminary Study

Lee Yuen Wing

Does Parking Reform Facilitate Transit-oriented Development? A Study on Residential Parking Requirements in Hong Kong

Leung Ho Yin

Analysing Electric Vehicle Charging via the Tragedy of the Commons

Li Cheuk Lam

Keep it or Ditch it? The Transformation of Car Ownership and the Government's Role in the Rise of Autonomous Vehicles in Hong Kong

Lin Han

Identifying Metro Accessibility Gaps in Real Urban Areas with Multi-source Geographical Data

Lin Ying

A Case Study of Pilot Operation of Shared Autonomous Vehicles in Shenzhen

Lui Sze Ping

From Imagination to Realisation: The Profits and Perils of Personal Flying Vehicle Development in China

Luk Cheuk Man

Increasing and Encouraging the Use of Public Transport in Hong Kong: From the Perspective of Private Car Owners

So Chit Hei

Creating a Walking Paradise for Kowloon East Central Business District – Enhancing Connectivity and Walkability

Tsang Fei Yeung

Smart Travel, How to Break Through: A Study of Implementation of On-demand Public Transport Mode in Hong Kong

Tsui Hon Kei

Is Smart Mobility a Means to Ease Traffic Congestion - A Case Study of Intelligent Transport System Implementation in Hong Kong

Wang Qinmei

A Study of Implementation of Shared Personalized Point-to-Point Transport Services in Hong Kong

Wang Zeyu

Charging Strategies of Electric Taxis: A Study in Hong Kong

Wong Wing Wah Janice

Evaluating Hong Kong's Premium Bus Service Quality

Wu Yancheng

Evaluation of District Walkability of Hong Kong Based on Walk Scores

Wu Zhongqing

How does a Hong Kong Shipping & Logistics Operator Contribute to the One Belt One Road Strategy?

Xiang Chenghao

How Could Hong Kong Maximise Its Role as a Major Shipping and Aviation Hub in the Greater Bay Area?

Yan Pak Long

Accessibility under the Strategy of Transit-oriented Development for Walking, Cycling, and Transit: A Case Study of Sha Tin, Hong Kong

Yu Kuo Heng

The Role of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) in Enhancing the Public Transport Usage in the Greater Bay Area

Zhang Congyi

Metro and Urban Land Development – Synergy or Myth: The Hong Kong Case

Zhang Mengke

Examining the Impact of Bus Sharing Policy in the Chengdu Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone

See completed MTP&P dissertation lists of other years

Network of Alumni

[ MATPP AGM 2000 ]

A Strong Supportive Network of Alumni

[ MATPP AGM 2010 ]

The Master of Arts in Transport Policy and Planning Alumni Association was inaugurated in December 2000. It was initiated by a group of enthusiastic and active MATPP alumni who aim to stay connected with MATPP students and graduates, keep abreast of transport development in Hong Kong and beyond, and promote study and research in transportation.

The association holds regular meetings, as well as organizes outdoor activities and visits to transport companies/infrastructure. Students/alumni may make use of these opportunities to broaden their horizons and share the latest developments in the transport sector with their fellow graduates.

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[ MATPP Association AGM 2024 ]

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Statistics on Graduates

STATISTICS ON MTP&P
STUDENTS / GRADUATES

95% of our MTP&P students were degree holders, with 82% holding bachelor’s degrees and 10% holding master’s degrees when entering the programme. 

Educational Qualifications (1999-2024)* 

Notes: * Years refer to admission years. Data from 1997-1998 are not available.

MTP&P students came from disciplines of various bachelor’s degrees. 

Educational Background (1999-2024)* 

Notes: * Years refer to admission years. Data from 1997-1998 are not available.

Over 75% of our part-time students worked in transport-related sectors when entering the MTP&P programme. 

Work Nature (1999-2024)* 

Notes: * Years refer to admission years. Data from 1997-1998 are not available.

55% of our part-time students already had four years or above working experience when entering the MTP&P programme. 

Work Experience (years) (2002-2024)* 

Notes: * Years refer to admission years. Data from 1997-2001 are not available.

Of the 601 completed dissertations up to 2024, 24% of them were on topics of “overall transport planning”, while the next two popular topics were “road transport” (22%) and “railway transport” (15%). 

Completed MTP&P Dissertation Topics (1999-2024)* 

Notes: * Years refer to graduation years.

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