• Ph. D., Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Aug 2006-Dec 2011

• MLaw, Sociology, Nankai University, Sep 2003-Jul 2006 

• B.A., Sociology, Nankai University, Sep 1999-Jul 2003

• Associate Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Policy

• Gender, intimate relationship, migration, and social work

For undergraduate students

• Gender and Society

• Family Social Work

• Aspects of Social Work

For postgraduate students

• Gender and Social Work

• Population Studies

Monograph

• Du Ping, 2017, Factory Men, Factory Women: Gender, Family and Migration in Contemporary China, Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press.

Journal Articles

• Du Ping, 2020, “Situated Construction of Professional Relationship: Case Analysis Based on ‘Let’s be friends; Hebei Project”, Social Construction, No. 6, Pp. 42-53.

• Du Ping, Zhang Linxiao, 2020, “Gendered Pro-environmental Behavior: Analysis of the Mediation Effects of Gender Equality Awareness and Perception of Environment Problem”, Sociological Review of China, Vol. 8 No. 2, Pp. 47-60.

• Du Ping, 2019, “Unpacking Migration Families: The Reconstruction of Gender Order through the Interaction between Cultural Norms and Everyday Practices”, Journal of Chinese Women’s Studies, No. 6, Pp. 32-42.

• Du Ping, 2019, “Gender Distrust and Diversified Production: Analysis on Interaction between Trust and Intimate Relationship among Young Migrant Workers”, Journal of Chinese Women’s Studies, No. 2, Pp. 30-43.

• Du Ping, 2019, “How to be the Hub? A Case Study on Social Organization’s Exploration in Intrinsic Autonomy”, Social Sciences in Guangdong, No. 2, Pp. 213-219.

• Du Ping, 2019, “How to Narrate Gender? ——Narratives as the Documentation of Life and the Production of Meaning”, Nankai Journal, No. 2, Pp. 117-123.

• Du Ping, 2017, “Restating Intersectionality: Theoretical Breakthrough and Research Implications for Masculinities”, Nankai Journal, No. 4, Pp. 101-110.

• 2021, "Research on the Experiences and Meanings of Love from Sociological Perspective", the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities

• 2017, "Research on Individual-Society Interaciton in Intimacy during the Transformation of Marriage", the Ministry of Education Funds for Humanities and Social Science Research

Fellowship

• Visiting Student, University of Oxford, hosted by Dr. Rachel Murphy, 2009.

Major Award and Scholarships

• Young Scholar Dissertation Awards 2011, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Nov 2013.

• Lee Wong Lai Lin Scholarship for Sociological Studies of Family and Gender Issues, Department of Sociology, CUHK, Sep 2011.

• Global Scholarship Programme for Research Excellence-CNOOC Grants for 2008-09, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Dec 2008.