GLOBALADMISSIONS
PROFILE2016-17
THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
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GLOBALADMISSIONSPROFILE2016-17
THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
CONTENTS 2 WELCOME TO HKU
4 HONG KONG HAS IT ALL
6 THE TOP CHOICE FOR TOP STUDENTS
14 IMPACT UNIVERSITY: INTERNATIONALISATION
22 HKU: ASIA'S GLOBAL UNIVERSITY
24 IMPACT UNIVERSITY: INNOVATION
28 IMPACT UNIVERSITY: INTERDISCIPLINARITY
30 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND
34 EMBRACING DIVERSITY
38 HKU ADMISSIONS AROUND THE WORLD
40 SUPPORTIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
44 HKU: MAKING AN IMPACT
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) is already considered one of the most international universities in the world, but we are not satisfi ed. Our ten-year strategic plan has the strapline “Asia’s Global University” and we aim to justify that with activities under the headlines of 4 words beginning with the letter I (we refer to this as 3+1Is because the fi rst three Is converge on the 4th). These are Internationalisation, Innovation, Interdisciplinarity and Impact and they apply to all the activities of the University in teaching, research and knowledge exchange.
We aim to make studying or working at HKU a truly global experience in two broad ways: fi rst by encouraging what we call “internationalisation at home” with globally-orientated curricula; frequent overseas speakers giving open lectures or seminars, including our active programme of inviting distinguished international scholars to spend weeks or months at HKU; numerous international conferences; opportunities for improvement of language skills (our teaching medium is English but we welcome multi-lingualism on campus and provide teaching programmes in many languages);
and student or staff-led events promoting understanding of diverse cultures, foods, music and dance etc; and secondly via our ambitious plans to provide 100% of our undergraduates with two opportunities for experience outside Hong Kong, one in Mainland China and one somewhere else in the world. We believe this is one of the most ambitious internationalisation targets of any university in the world. Currently about 50% of our undergraduates have an experience overseas and about 20% in Mainland China. Although not all the experiences will be study-orientated or credit bearing (experiential learning, charitable work, industrial placements and internships all count), one manifestation of our plan is that we aim to offer dual degrees with prestigious international partners. Recent such agreements have included those with UCL, Sciences Po and University of Southern California; we will soon be able to announce more. In the 2017 Times Higher Education’s ranking of the 150 most international universities in the world, HKU is ranked 3rd. The two universities above us are focused universities, so we can rightfully claim to already be the number 1 comprehensive university in the world for international outlook. However, university strategy is about
more than league tables: we believe we can improve further.
Regarding Innovation, our gifted and highly creative staff and students use and develop modern teaching techniques; our research aims to harness the innovative potential of recent improvements in technology and design; our knowledge exchange activities include novel methodologies as well as traditional ones. We are well-placed to promote Interdisciplinarity because we have ten Faculties representing the broad range of academic areas including humanities, sciences and professional disciplines. We actively encourage joint teaching and research programmes between our Faculties and of course also encourage inter-disciplinary working with outside partners whether they be other universities, schools, industries, governments, charities, NGOs or others. We want all of our activities to have Impact, which we defi ne as making a difference. Impact can be local, regional or global, it can affect individuals, groups, sections of society or whole nations. If our work has impact, our students and staff will contribute to making the world a better place whilst also developing themselves personally.
All this is made possible and enhanced by Hong Kong’s unique place in the world. We are at the gateway to China and Greater Asia but with origins in the British style and longstanding links to the Western world. The innovation culture is strong in Hong Kong and in neighbouring Shenzhen (where HKU manages a 2,000 bed hospital) and in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province (where we have a research and innovation institute on a new science park). The population scale, cultural diversity and growing economic power of China combine to make this a very exciting part of the world, full of opportunities. HKU’s role is to equip our graduates with the skills to fl ourish in the exciting new world in which they will live the rest of their lives.
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PROFESSOR PETER MATHIESONPRESIDENT AND VICE-CHANCELLOR
Professor Peter Mathieson is the President and Vice-Chancellor of HKU. He will be leaving HKU in 2018 to take up a similar post elsewhere. In this last Global Admissions Profile for him, he talks about some of the achievements of HKU under his leadership, and HKU's plans for developing these strengths further.
WELCOME to HKU
Hong Kong is a safe and sophisticated global city with a thriving business community, world-class food and culture, and spectacular natural beauty. Ideally positioned in the heart of Asia on Mainland China’s doorstep, Hong Kong is home to some of the world’s most admired companies, international thought-leaders, and gifted students from across the globe.
HONG KONG Has It All
SAFE, SIMPLEHong Kong’s reputation as one of the safest places in the world invites students to explore the city’s corners with peace of mind. An inexpensive and effi cient public transportation network and largely bilingual community make Hong Kong easy to navigate and enjoy.
FOOD, FUNLively street markets, glamorous shopping malls, adventurous attractions, and world-famous cuisine – Hong Kong offers endless experiences for students of all interests. Asia’s culinary capital also serves up a thriving cultural scene of exhibitions and festivals drawing visitors from near and far.
CITY, COUNTRYSIDEBeyond Hong Kong’s iconic harbour and glittering high rises, the city is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream with its abundance of peaceful parks, winding hiking trails, towering hills, sleepy villages, and beautiful beaches.
DYNAMIC, DIVERSEHong Kong is a place of captivating contrasts, where tradition and modernity share space in a cosmopolitan city rich with Chinese infl uences. Its sought-after lifestyle attracts a multinational workforce and large expat community from all walks of life.
CHINESE LANGUAGE, CHINESE CULTURELocated a stone’s throw from Mainland China, Hong Kong is the prime gateway to Mainland China’s burgeoning markets. The University’s close connections with leading educational institutions across the border give students unique opportunities to master the Chinese language, culture and business practices.
1st most competitive economy in the worldIMD World Competitiveness Ranking 2016
6th safest city in the world for personal safetyThe Economist Intelligence Unit’s Safe Cities Index 2015
4th leading financial centre in the worldGlobal Financial Centres Index 2016
100+airlines connect Hong Kong with the world each day
SUPER EFFICIENT EASY COME, EASY GO
90% of Hong Kong’s daily journeys are made using public transport
HK Fact
¾of Hong Kong’s 1,104km2 of landis countryside
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ABUNDANT NATURE
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HKU’s exceptional academic standards, pioneering research, collaborations with prestigious partner universities worldwide and near 100% employment record make it the first choice for many of the city’s top performing HKDSE scholars, as well as a popular destination for outstanding international students. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that HKU students excel academically in foreign universities where they study as a part of their degree. This is true even at the very best universities in the world. The employment situation in Hong Kong, the academic standards of students from the region, the education provided by HKU, and the reputation of HKU in Asia and now beyond are the reasons why the admission standards of the University are so high, and why CNN described HKU as one of the “Harvards of Asia”, or why the Times Higher Education referred to HKU as the “Oxbridge of East Asia”.
THE TOP CHOICE for Top Students
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Admitted students' academic standards in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Southeast Asia are considered among the highest in the world.
A near-perfect employment rate for both international and local graduates makes HKU a first choice for ambitious students. This is a combination of economic circumstances in Hong Kong, the general economic power shift to South-East Asia and an education that employers value.
HKU students have proven to excel academically in exchange programmes at some of the world’s leading universities.
Hong Kong Government allows international students graduating from HKU to take up employment in Hong Kong. The employment rate for international students mirrors that of local students.
Global Admissions Profile 2016-17
students applied to HKU in 2016–17
40,000Around
23,000STUDENTS
from Hong Kong
OVER
16,000STUDENTS
from Mainland China and 92 overseas countries
OVER
9The Top Choice for Top Students8 Global Admissions Profile 2016-17
LOCALADMISSIONFOR 2016–17
SNAPSHOT
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Nearly
80%
enrolled at HKU
of the highest-performing HKDSE scholars
HKU’s diverse community of students embraces talented individuals across all fi elds. The University values the contributions of people with varying interests, fostering a well-balanced campus. Last year, an unprecedented number of students with excellent achievements in sporting fi elds joined HKU.
LAW
HKU
HKDSE score (4 core and 2 elective subjects)
MEDICINE
top performing HKDSE applicants chose HKU's Bachelor of Business Administration (IBGM) programme
4 5out of
BEYOND ACADEMICS
Launched in 2016, HKU’s Young Scientist Scheme (YSS) paves the way in science education by giving outstanding Bachelor of Science students an insight into life as a leading researcher. The generous programme provides successful applicants with an invaluable introduction to the world of science, including local and overseas research fellowships, international exchange opportunities to exclusive seminars and events, an entrance scholarship, and stipends for research programmes. The inaugural group included 19 HKDSE students, each receiving individual guidance from a research mentor during their undergraduate studies.
EDUCATING FUTURE SCIENTISTS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
of the top-performing HKDSE applicants78%
who applied to study medicine were admitted to HKU’s Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery programme
MEDICINE
100 103out of
highest-performing HKDSE applicants chose HKU's law programmes
LAW
HKU
HKDSE score (4 core and 2 elective subjects)
ACCUMULATED PERCENTAGES OF TOP JUPAS STUDENTS
HKU
were admitted to HKU in 2016
20outstanding
sports scholars
The highly successful HKU-Cambridge Joint Recruitment Scheme for Engineering sends selected first-year Mainland engineering students to complete their degrees at the University of Cambridge. Since the programme’s launch, the top engineering student each year at Cambridge has come from HKU.
8 students from Mainland China
were admitted to the HKU-Cambridge Joint Recruitment Scheme for Engineering
HKU was an ideal choice for my undergraduate studies, as I wanted to learn in a competitive environment where I could challenge my own abilities. Under the guidance of expert researchers, I had the chance to work on a project focused on developing a novel nano particle-based drug delivery method to treat aggressive cancer cell lines. From representing my University at the Hong Kong Debate Open, to interning at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientique in France and at HKU’s School of Biomedical Sciences, my undergraduate journey has been thoroughly enriching from both a personal and academic perspective.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCEMASHIAT RABBANI
HKU continues to attract high-quality students from around the world. 2016-17 saw high achieving scholars from several major qualifications join HKU. The Hong Kong government is highly supportive of international students as they offer several scholarships, subsidies and opportunities for the students.
NON-LOCALADMISSIONFOR 2016–17
SNAPSHOT
5A*GCE A-Levelsin
12STUDENTS
96%
INDIAN BOARDEXAMINATION (India)
in
23STUDENTS
45/45IB (International)in
10STUDENTS
A New World
of Wisdom
13
BANGLADESH
The Top Choice for Top Students
21 1LAST YEAR, HKU RECEIVED
MAINLAND APPLICATIONS
EVERY1 PLACE
FOR
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OR ABOVE
HKU strives to go beyond what rankings measure and bring new ideas and innovation to education. That is why HKU is committed to offering the world’s most international education by further deepening diversity and cross-cultural exchanges on campus, as well as expanding opportunities for learning experiences outside Hong Kong through diverse partnerships and collaborations in China and abroad.
IMPACT UNIVERSITY:Internationalisation
7thin the world forinternational collaboration
30%of HKU students are from outside of Hong Kong, representing 100 nationalities
30%of postgraduate students are from overseas
60%of HKU staff members are from outside of Hong Kong
Impact University: Internationalisation 15
3rdmost international university in the worldTimes Higher Education- The World's Most International Universities 2016 & 2017 100%
for internationalisationaggregate score
Near
QS World University Rankings 2016-17
U.S. News & World Report 2016
I was lucky to be a visiting student at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge. The tutorials were fantastic and I developed a firmer grasp of legal concepts in the process. I was so inspired by the intellectual curiosity of my tutors and classmates. The experience will stay with me for the rest of my life.
BACHELOR OF LAWSCHENG YUET YI, KOE
Learning Law
at Cambridge
HONG KONG
14 Global Admissions Profile 2016-17
Photo taken by Shun Hing College media team
Harvard University
PrincetonUniversity
YaleUniversity
University of Oxford
University of Cambridge
SOME OF HKU’S PROMINENT PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
Reaching from all corners of Asia to Europe and the U.S., HKU’s list of partner universities spans the globe and includes an incomparable selection of the world’s top educators. The University’s foreign exchange programmes take students abroad to experience life in another country, while welcoming exceptional international scholars onto the HKU campus each year.
By 2022, HKU plans to ensure that every undergraduate can have one overseas educational experience and one Mainland China educational experience.
INCLUDING· Exchange or visiting student scheme· Research opportunities in leading laboratories or institutions· Internships abroad· Field trips · Study tours · Service learning abroad· Real-life projects abroad · Discovery trips · Overseas summer programmes · Dual degree programmes with leading universities
UNIVERSITIES THAT BECAME PARTNERSWITH HKU IN 2016
· Bocconi University (Italy)· Institute for Tourism Studies (Macau)· Kobe University (Japan) · London School of Economics and Political Science (UK)· Nagoya City University (Japan) · National Chemical Engineering Institute in Paris (France)· National School for Statistics and Information Analysis (France)· Osaka University (Japan) · Sciences Po Toulouse (France)· Stanford University (USA) · The University of Hawaii at Manoa (USA) · University of Leuven (Belgium)· University of Michigan (USA)
2,627ASIA
989EUROPE
712AMERICA
130AUSTRALIANEW ZEALAND
4,460GLOBAL GATEWAY
Total overseas student experiences in 2016
17Impact University: Internationalisation16 Global Admissions Profile 2016-17
2,806participated in the China Vision programme in 2016-17
HKU students
China's Diplomacy and International Relations Study Tour Peking University (Beijing) The two-week study tour, "China's Diplomacy and International Relations”, aims to provide participants with intensive courses on politics, international relations and the rule of law in Mainland China through interactions with diplomats, offi cials and researchers.
Shaoguan Voluntary Teaching Camp Shaoguan University (Guangdong)The ten-day voluntary teaching programme offers participants an opportunity to be a voluntary teacher for mostly left-behind children in Nanxiong Baiyun Primary School in Guangdong Province. During the programme, participants designed a series of interactive teaching plans and activities to share their knowledge and global vision with students.
Course on Translation Study TourShanghai International Studies University (Shanghai)The programme is designed for students who are studying translation, or are interested in translation studies. An extensive range of weekend excursions and translation-related topics are covered in the programme including literature translation, audio-visual translation, simultaneous and consecutive interpreting, as well as lyrics translation.
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BEIJING
SHANGHAI
GUANGDONG
Impact University: Internationalisation18 Global Admissions Profi le 2016-17
CHINAHKU maintains close and collaborative ties with Mainland China. The China Vision initiative, helps students participate in a wide range of China-related activities ranging from studying the Three Gorges environment and resources in the southwest China, building village schools in mountainous Guangxi or interning in Beijing or Shanghai to feel the pulse of China's economic growth.
CHINAVISION PROGRAMMES
21
The Dual Degree is ideal for anyone interested in politics and international relations. It is great for students to move on from studying Middle East at Sciences Po to getting insights about East Asia and China through HKU; with both regions playing important roles in shaping Eurasia’s international politics and economics. It is also exciting for me to be a part of a university (HKU) in which people have very diverse fields of academia and I can befriend people coming from all sorts of backgrounds like engineers and biochemists. The Dual Degree has given me an advantage in job searching as employers nowadays look for multiple skills and a global vision. The unique experience of learning from both the European and Asian viewpoint makes me articulate my thoughts clearly in a cosmopolitan environment.
HKU-SCIENCES PO DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMME
Best of Both World
MEDHI OULD-ELHKIM
HKU’S DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMMESHKU actively teams up with other leading universities to offer students a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live in two countries, study on two campuses, and earn two degrees – all under one programme. HKU’s competitive dual degree programmes spearhead the university’s efforts to boost diversity on campus, and give globally minded students invaluable exposure.
degrees2world-class universities2
years in Asia2years in Europe22 HKU–SCIENCES PO
HKU’s prestigious HKU–Sciences Po Dual Degree Programme gives successful applicants a chance to earn two degrees across four years from two top-ranking universities in Asia and Europe. Choose your own combination of courses at the world’s 4th best university for politics and France’s leading university in the social sciences, followed by a choice between arts, business and economics, or social sciences at HKU, one of Asia’s leading educational institutions.
degrees2of the world’s top law schools
2
years in Hong Kong2jurisdictions in which to practice2
years in London2
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UCL)
SCIENCES PO IN FRANCE
HKU–UCLUnder the new HKU–UCL Dual Degree Programme, ambitious law students can earn two Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degrees over four years, split between University College London and HKU. Graduates are qualified to practice in both Hong Kong and the United Kingdom. This innovative programme gives students a rare opportunity to experience student life in two important global financial centres, while cultivating a new generation of lawyers with international experiences and perspectives.
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HKU’s fl exible course structure promotes diversity in both the fi eld of study and lesson content. It allowed me to try out different subjects rather than being tied down to the classes that belong in my faculty. There is a bit of everything for everyone, and you can choose to focus exclusively on one fi eld or branch out into many others. Even my somewhat odd combination of interests in biology and history – which I thought would be near impossible to fi nd any similarity or overlap between – were catered to!
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Learn What You Like
REBECCA WANG
HKU’s prestigious Faculty of Dentistry is the top dental school in the world. The professors are really helpful, knowledgeable and very approachable. Whenever I question my studies, clinically or academically, they are there to guide me. Unlike a more traditional method, there is no correct answer for any question. The problem-based learning approach means lectures raise questions and provide guidelines on what to read. You have to look through textbooks and search for reliable sources on the internet to fi nd the answers for yourself.
BACHELOR OF DENTAL SURGERY
The World's Best
Dental School
JEREMIAH MAK
Dentistry
worldwide& in Asia
1st
Global Admission Programme 2017 23
MALAYSIA
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
HKU: Asia's Global
UniversityHKU’s faculties and subject areas are independently ranked among the most respected in the world. Analytical practices and hands-on learning place the Faculty of Dentistry at the top globally. The University’s Faculties of Education and Architecture are also rated in the top 10 internationally, making HKU a leading learning institution across a rich
variety of subjects.
Education7th
Worldwide
Architecture10th
Worldwide
Linguistics10th
Worldwide
1stin Asia
for two consecutive years
HKU: Asia's Global University22 Global Admissions Profi le 2016-17
ACCESS ALL AREAS: MOOCsHKU’s Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are free, virtual classrooms that offer anyone the chance to enrol in courses designed and taught by HKU’s world-renowned professors through video lectures, online forums and assessment exercises.
MOOCs offer prospective students a taste of learning at HKU. The University gathers feedback from participants to determine how people learn online, analysing behavioural and written data to further the field of e-learning for an increasingly international student population.
From dinosaur ecosystems, epidemics and implant dentistry, to the vernacular architecture in Asia and the effect of globalisation on Hong Kong cinema, the growing range of exciting courses transform academic knowledge into an interactive journey of discovery. have participated in HKU's MOOCs since 201413,000 PEOPLE FROM
197 COUNTRIES
Creativity, experimentation and calculated risk-taking are hallmarks of learning at HKU. The University drives a culture of innovation and forward thinking by empowering students to explore new ideas and pursue projects. Cutting-edge learning strategies, advanced information technologies, and collaborations with innovative organisations equip graduates to tackle grand global challenges.
IMPACT UNIVERSITY:Innovation
Impact University: Innovation 2524 Global Admissions Profile 2016-17
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
I chose mechanical engineering because of my passion for science, and taking part in the Helios project confi rmed that I absolutely made the right decision. I was responsible for the report writing, car chassis, car shell design, and had to rely on so much more than what I had learned in the classroom. This competition, and everything I learned during the process, made me confi dent to go on to become a mechanical engineer that collaborates with engineers across the world to solve global warming issues.
ExperienceAccelerates Confidence
LU YIU CHAO
DRIVING INVENTION: HELIOS, THE SOLAR CARConceptualised, designed and manufactured by a group of 16 students from HKU’s Faculty of Engineering, Helios is an award-winning solar car that took home the Overall Champion and Innovative Design Award from Hong Kong’s Electrical and Mechanical Services Department’s New Energy New Generation solar car competition.
With the guidance of HKU teachers and researchers, the six-month project gave engineering students a chance to put their theoretical knowledge into practice while gaining hands-on design, manufacturing, communication, and teamwork experience.
A true testament to the diverse and innovative curriculum at HKU, Helios has been lauded for its groundbreaking, precise design. The students managed to reduce the weight of the solar car while decreasing rolling resistance to maximise energy effi ciency. Striking the right balance between solar energy capture and energy consumption during running was instrumental in the success of Helios.
IDEAS TO REALITY: DREAMCATCHERSStarted as a series of events to help ignite the flare of entrepreneurship among HKU students, DreamCatchers has become a hub of innovation with forums, mixers, events, courses, training, marketplaces, co-workspaces, funding for programmes and an innovation commons. DreamCatchers is cross-sector and inter-generational, for alumni, students, friends old and new, everyone with passion and determination to innovate and change the world.
One of the highlights of this initiative is the 100K entrepreneurship seed funding initiative wherein students pitch their ideas and the best ideas win funding worth HK$100,000. Over the years, projects from various fields like biomedicine, travel, and technology have won funding and have gone from mere ideas to reality.
The Hong Kong government’s pledged investment in innovation and technology start-ups
TECHNICAL SUPPORT HK$2BILLION
HK Fact
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TAIWAN
SPACE SOLUTIONS: LAABCo-founded by HKU architecture alumni, LAAB is a chartered architectural fi rm with an award-winning team of architects, designers, engineers. Current projects include embedding interactivity into public art, envisioning the future of libraries and hospitals, and transforming small homes into smart spaces.
In partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency, LAAB’s co-founders Yip Chun Hang and Otto Ng embarked on an innovative project to recycle nearly 100 pieces of wood from the historic Wan Chai Pier following its demolition in 2014.The wood was treated and reshaped into desks, coffee tables and benches for T.Cafe – a restaurant at the waste-to-energy environmental facility T.Park in Tuen Mun. In keeping with the eatery’s up-cycling theme, LAAB preserved the spirit of the half-century-old pier by breathing new life into the well-worn slabs of dock wood. Smaller pieces eroded by the sea were sealed in transparent resin seating blocks to retain the character of the pier’s timber.
Photo taken by STYLO VISION/LAAB
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SERVICE LEARNING: BUILDING SUSTAINABLE CITIESBringing together students from the Faculties of Architecture, Engineering and Science, HKU’s Sustainable High Density Cities Lab drives solutions for urban sustainability. The Lab exemplifi es the University’s interdisciplinary approach by enabling students from the fi elds of architecture, science and engineering to pool resources and tackle challenges faced by future cities, including urban farming solutions and climate impacts on high-rise buildings. The initiative joins an innovative network of research labs at universities in China, Singapore and the U.K.
REVOLUTIONISING RESEARCH: CREATING GISTNOTEAn intelligent online research tool, GistNote was founded by HKU student Michelle Chan in 2016. The app’s abilities to drag and drop, organise and review highlighted information from web pages in one location caught the attention of Google Chrome.
The start-up saves students from wasting time keeping track of sources, making notes, copying information, and generating citations. Currently hosting 16,000 users in more than 100 countries, and generating over 100,000 highlights per week, GistNote has become popular at educational institutions in Hong Kong and at leading universities worldwide.
Through programmes offered by HKU, I’ve been able to visit Taiwan, Shanghai, Spain and the United States in recent years. I was lucky enough to participate in the Yale Visiting International Students Programme (Y-VISP), which sparked my interest in the tech industry and led to my summer internship in Silicon Valley. When I returned, HKU's fl exible academic system allowed me to change my second major to computer science, and I interned as a UX designer at Amazon in Seattle the following summer. Last year I found my own company, GistNote. None of this would have been possible without the support of HKU and its fantastic community.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(International Business and Global Management)
FoundingGistNote
GistNote
Connecting ideas, fi elds and industries is at the heart of HKU’s on-going curriculum development to produce graduates that can think on their feet and excel in the global work place. The University sets out to actively create space for students to broaden their horizons by joining forces and sharing ideas in cross-discipline collaborations.
HKU's fl exible cross-discipline learning approach allows students to customise their programmes to suit their interests. Students can choose from over 60 majors across faculties to design their own combinations.
IMPACT UNIVERSITY:INTERDISCIPLINARITY
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MICHELLE CHANHONG KONG
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HKU’s exceptional graduate employment rate of nearly 100% over the past 11 years is arguably the best in the world. The Hong Kong government allows international student graduates to stay and work in the city if they wish, inviting them to springboard into an array of flourishing industries in Asia’s home of global business.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Abound
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HONG KONG
U.S.A.
U.K.
OTHERS
CANADA
MAINLANDCHINA
NON-LOCAL GRADUATES:DESTINATIONS FOR THE
FURTHER STUDY
100%
Near
for the past 11 years
HKU’s average graduate employment rate
2014
99.7%
2015
99.6% 99.7%
2013
99.7%
2012
99.5%
2005
99.8%
2006
99.8%
2007
99.4%
2008
99.8%
2009
99.7%
2010
99.7%
201131.2%
5.2%
2.6%
42.9%7.8%
10.4%
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My choice of university came down to what the institution could do for me after graduation. Not only does HKU have a global reputation as an excellent school, but it also offers plenty of experiential learning opportunities both in Hong Kong and across Asia. As part of my Transformative Business Immersion in Developing Economies course, I spent an immensely insightful month offering advice and working with micro-businesses in the Philippines – an economy so vastly different from what I was used to. I am currently a managing director in charge of 40 people at the Eureka Consulting Group – a registered local charity that links HKU students with pro-bono opportunities at start-ups and non-profit organisations. Later this year I’ll be heading to Tsinghua University as part of the Schwarzman Scholars leadership programme.
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Shaping My Career
JEE SOO LEE
HKU: TICKET TO THE WORLDHKU’s experiential learning practices, professional development support, mentorship initiatives, and effective internship and job placement programmes give graduates all the tools they need to succeed and thrive as part of a global workforce.
The University’s dedicated student support body, CEDARS, promotes career preparation among undergraduates through industry seminars, workshops, networking events, and interview training. 4000+
STUDENT INTERNSHIPSwere handled by HKU in 2016
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40%of HKU graduates secured job offers prior to graduation
82%of employed graduateswere ‘satisfied’ or ‘very satisfied’ with their jobs
84.2%of non-local graduates seeking employment remained in Hong Kong to work
SOUTH KOREA
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EMBRACING Diversity
Promoting China’s role on the world stage, the Belt and Road initiative is a development strategy designed to improve trade and cooperation between China and the rest of Eurasia. Running along the old Silk Road network of land and maritime routes, Belt and Road aims to create an economic belt that redirects Chinese resources into an improved regional infrastructure for more than 60 countries invested in opening up trade channels.
BELT AND ROAD: CHINA’S CHANGING ROLE
INDONESIA
SRI LANKAETHIOPIA
TURKEY
ITALY
THE NETHERLANDS
SINGAPORE
MALAYSIABRUNEI
VIETNAM
INDIA
NEPALMYANMAR
RUSSIA
KAZAKHSTAN
THAILAND
KOREA
HONG KONG: ASIA’S EDUCATION HUBHKU had been researching the maritime Silk Road and attracting international students long before the formulation of this policy. There were already several scholarships being offered under the scheme before the Hong Kong Education Bureau launched the Hong Kong Scholarship for ‘Belt and Road’ students to attract outstanding pupils from Indonesia and Thailand to study in Hong Kong.
Therefore, HKU’s long established plan will be further extended by the help of Education Bureau’s support. HKU will continue to recruit students from ‘Belt and Road’ countries to forge closer ties with participating countries in the region, and further grow its remarkably diverse and multicultural community of students.
HONG KONG
BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE
35
TAJIKISTAN
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The highlight of my time at HKU was leading a team of 10 students in hand-building a remote-controlled airplane for the 2017 Taiwan Unmanned Aircraft Design competition. Over eight months we worked really hard to design, build and test the airplane –I learned so much about the manufacturing process. At the tournament we were selected as the fi rst runners-up in the advanced engine design category. It feels fantastic when you work so hard for something and achieve great things for both HKU and our team.
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
Soaring toNew Heights
IBNUL MOHAMMED ALAM
Last semester I took a course called the Science of Crime Investigation. I was deeply impressed by the two professors – one a practicing pathologist, and the other a fi nancial crisis lecturer who works in the fi nance industry. Both of them are not only teachers, but are also people who are practicing the things they teach in their daily lives. More than just knowledge, they gave me invaluable fi rst-hand experiences.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Education through Experience
AIYA ZHANALIYEVA
I make the most of the endless opportunities on campus at HKU by joining as many activities and events as possible. Last summer, I interned at a start-up based in Hong Kong called BloomMe. As a business administration major, these are the kinds of opportunities that made me choose HKU. I managed to get the position after attending HKU’s start-up fair. I worked in the fi nance department, where I was tasked to handle daily user statistics for the app, and got a really good grip on Google Analytics.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Skills Beyond
the Classroom
ATTHASEDA ANTHONY LIM
The fi rst thing that impressed me about HKU was its cultural diversity – both the students and the staff. I think diversity brings us closer together, especially in the residential halls where we all live in close proximity. In Swire Hall, the local students were extremely kind and taught me a lot about the local culture and their ways of socialising. I believe the interactions and cultural insights were benefi cial to us both. It remains one of my favourite things about HKU.
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
A World of Cultures
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The scheme aims to provide a platform for young minds to collaborate, and to further whole person development by pursuing interests in a wide range of academic disciplines. We extended the scheme to international students from over 17 countries. This year, one of the highlights was the international symposium on STEM education.
ACADEMY FOR THE TALENTED HKU offers a variety of summer programmes from different Faculties for secondary students such as Young Medical and Healthcare Professional Summer Programme, Young Finance and Global Leadership Summer Programme, HKU Taster programme.
This year, HKU also extended the Taster programme to primary school students.
HKU SUMMER INSTITUTEWe invite school representatives from around the world to visit HKU, providing them with personal insights into our programmes, opportunities and campus life for prospective students back home.
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OUTREACH TRIPS WERE ORGANIZED TO THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES: · Kazakhstan · Tajikistan · UAE · Oman · India · Thailand · Malaysia
· Taiwan · Singapore · South Korea · Japan · Spain · UK· France
ADMISSIONS INTERVIEWS WERE ORGANIZED IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES:· Malaysia· Indonesia· India
· Taiwan · South Korea
HKU ADMISSIONS Around the World
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As part of its commitment to developing diversity on campus, HKU extends financial assistance to students from all over the world. From full-study scholarships to support for exchange programmes and service learning experiences, HKU’s outstanding financial schemes help students from differing backgrounds and means achieve a quality education with HKU.
SUPPORTIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPSHKU offers generous entrance scholarships to students from Hong Kong, Mainland China, and other overseas countries, as well as those from other selected schools such as United World Colleges.
HEFORSHE IMPACT CHAMPION SCHOLARSHIPSIn 2016, HKU introduced the HeForShe IMPACT Champion Scholarships to promote gender equality when accessing higher education from less-developed countries. The scholarship enables outstanding students from low ranking UN Gender or Human Development Index countries, who have overcome problems of gender inequality in their native homeland, to receive a quality education at HKU.
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPSThe University provides scholarships for students to go on exchange programmes to partner universities, and access educational experiences overseas or in Mainland China.
AWARDS FOR PERFORMANCE AND PROJECTSHKU’s merit-based scholarships recognise and reward students that achieve outstanding academic results, or excel at special projects such as entrepreneurship initiatives or service learning exercises.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCESThe University of Hong Kong offers an outstanding number of ways in which students can be assisted financially.
All the above scholarships may be given for all years of study, subject to certain conditions.Some of these scholarships may also support accommodation costs.
THESE INCLUDE:• Entrance Scholarships for local students, based on HKDSE results• Entrance Scholarships for local students, based on other results of examinations (e.g. IB, GCE A-Levels)• Entrance Scholarships for Mainland China students, based on Gao Kao examination results• Entrance Scholarships for overseas international students, based on results in international or national examinations• Entrance Scholarships for students from selected schools, such as United World Colleges, based on examination results• HeForShe IMPACT Champion Scholarships, for disadvantaged students from countries that are ranked by the U.N. lowest in terms of Gender Development Index or Human Development Index.
In addition, students may also work for a limited number of hours on campus during the semester, and/or for an unlimited amount of time during the summer break, for which they may be paid.
• Exchange Scholarships to support costs of going on exchange to a partner university• Scholarships to support other types of overseas or Mainland educational experiences• Prizes and Awards for outstanding performance in HKU• Competitive awards for projects, such as entrepreneurial or service learning projects
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HEFORSHE: GUIDING GENDER EQUALITY In 2015, HKU took a stand against gender inequality and became the first university in the world to launch the UN’s HeForShe initiative on campus. HeForShe is dedicated to involving both men and women in the pursuit of gender equality. HeForShe’s IMPACT 10X10X10 initiative comprises 10 heads of state, 10 CEOs of global corporations, and 10 university presidents, including HKU’s President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Mathieson.
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HKU strives to equip every student with the tools they need to make a positive impact on society. Through carefully tailored curriculum, knowledge exchange, cross-cultural exchanges, and cross-disciplinary collaborations, HKU creates opportunities for students to bring real benefi ts to communities locally, regionally and globally.
HKU is furthering this effort by giving our internationally minded students greater opportunities for personal development, explorative risk-taking, and diverse learning experiences. HKU facilitates internships, work placements, and experiential learning through partnerships with industries, private sector organisations, charities and NGOs all over the world. The idea is for students to apply the knowledge they gain in classrooms to the real world.
HKU: Making an Impact
STUDENTS SAVING YOUNG LIVES: SOAP CYCLINGA non-profi t organisation largely operated by HKU student volunteers, Soap Cycling works with the hospitality industry to recycle and redistribute soap and other sanitation amenities to families and schools in disadvantaged communities around the world, particularly in Asia. The initiative helps curb the spread of diseases like diarrhoea and pneumonia by improving access to proper hygiene. Soap Cycling has the potential to save up to 1.5 million young lives every year. The project is managed by a different set of HKU students every semester. The students managed the successful launch of soap cycling’s expansion into the Mainland Chinese market in Shenzhen and are planning on tackling Singapore’s market next!
ADDRESSING MALNUTRITION IN SRI LANKA: BEHIND THE FAIR TRADE LABEL In partnership with Save the Children, 11 students from HKU’s Faculty of Social Sciences and the Department of Comparative Literature spent seven weeks on a Sri Lankan tea plantation to help improve child and maternal health. Students received one week of training to learn about the tea trade, and travelled to different tea estates to interview tealeaf pickers, plantations managers, and Sri-Lanka’s Tea Board. The project was a way for students to understand the ethical considerations behind the fair trade certifi cation. The next phase of the project will focus on child protection and dental oral health in cooperation with students from the Faculty of Dentistry.
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HKU’S COMMITMENT TO STUDENTS Creating learning pathways
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Promoting student innovation on campus
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Australia Presbyterian Ladies' College
Australia Queensland Academy for
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Bahrain The Indian School
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Bangladesh S.F.X. Greenherald International School
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Al-Muhtadee Billah
Canada Albert College
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Canada Dr. Charles Best Secondary School
Canada Glebe Collegiate Institute
Canada J. Addison School
Canada University Hill Secondary School
Canada West Vancouver Secondary School
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France Lycée Camille Guérin
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India American Embassy School, New Delhi
India Amity International School, Noida
India Amm School
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India Christ Junior College, Bangalore
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India Mother's Public School, Bhubaneswar
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Indonesia Bina Bangsa School - Kebon Jeruk
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Indonesia BINUS School Simprug
Indonesia Gandhi Memorial International School
Jakarta
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Indonesia Jubilee School Jakarta
Indonesia Rama Global Shool
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Japan Canadian Academy
Japan Osaka International School Of
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Kazakhstan Taraz Kazakh-Turkish High School For
Gifted Girls After The Name Of Aysha Bibi
Macau, SAR of PRC Chan Sui Ki Perpetual Help College
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Kuala Lumpur
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Kuala Lumpur
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New Zealand Auckland International College
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Pakistan Beaconhouse College Campus,
Defence, Karachi
Pakistan FFC Grammar School, Mirpur Mathelo
Pakistan Karachi Grammar School, Karachi
Pakistan Lahore Grammar School Senior Boys
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Pakistan St. Patrick's High School, Karachi
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