Hong Kong is one of the world’s top financial centers. The robust commercial sector offers internships and career opportunities in a highly international environment. Its active job market and low unemployment rate make it an ideal place for your future career.

Non-local graduates may apply to stay/return in Hong Kong for 24 months without other conditions of stay. Non-local students can also take up internships and part-time on-campus and summer jobs during study. >>Learn more

As an international metropolis, Hong Kong is also one of the world’s most culturally integrated cities, having both Eastern and Western perspectives.

English shares the same status as Chinese in this bilingual city.

Hong Kong is an ideal place to live, study, experience urban dynamics, and learn about different cultures.

Hong Kong offers the advantages of being in the heart of Asia and the gateway of the Greater China Region. 50% of the world's population are within the city's 5-hour flying time radius.

As a government-funded university, the tuition and university-provided accommodations at HKUST are highly affordable. >>Learn more

In the 2021 Safe Cities Index by the Economist, Hong Kong ranked 8th in the world, higher than Stockholm, New York, Frankfurt, etc.

Hong Kong's infrastructure ranked 1st in the Index, meaning that you can travel anywhere in the city by its efficient public transports, surf the web on one of the world's fastest broadband network, stay healthy and be protected by the world-class healthcare system.

Yes. If you have extra qualifications, you may include them in your application profile. It will supplement your application.

No, you don't. All documents, including personal statements, school transcripts, official transcripts, academic references and all other supplementary documents are to be submitted online. It is not necessary to mail any document to HKUST unless requested.

Yes. HKUST can only accept documents in English and Chinese. If your documents are in other languages than these two, please prepare an official English translation of the documents or an English translation endorsed by your school.

An admissions interview may be arranged, but is not a mandatory procedure of the admissions exercise except for some programs. When you are invited for an interview, our colleagues will contact you on the arrangements via email.

Most interviews are conducted through electronic means. Under very seldom circumstances, we may invite you to attend an in-person interview. Detailed arrangements will be confirmed by the University.

After accepting an admissions offer, all non-local students should apply for a student visa/entry permit. Please follow the instructions stated on your offer letter and send your visa application package to our office. Our admissions officer will collaborate with the Immigration Department of Hong Kong to facilitate your student visa application.