The Women Faculty Association (WFA) at HKUST was established in 2011 by a group of dedicated women faculty members from all schools of the university. The Association provides mentoring and support networks for women faculty and students, organizes seminars and forums, supports university initiatives, and has established scholarships and camps to encourage women's participation in underrepresented fields. 

The Women in Business (WIB) at HKUST aims to empower women, introduce aspiring executives to professionals, and close the gender gap in leadership. WIB offers mentorship and projects for students, such as the Project Leadership Program, which enhances students’ professional development by connecting them with successful female industry leaders. 

Throughout the academic year, the HKUST community hosts various events such as the Mid-autumn Festival Carnival, where students showcase their heritage through food, dance, and art.

The Global Learner Scholarship is designed to enhance the diversity of the student community by attracting high-caliber international students. It is available for outstanding students from the "Belt and Road Initiative" and other countries that rarely come to Hong Kong to study (such as Japan and Brazil) who are applying for undergraduate programs at HKUST. This scholarship reflects HKUST's commitment to fostering a multicultural academic environment and supporting international students in their educational pursuits.

Outstanding students with diverse talents can be admitted through various admissions schemes, including the Student Athletes Admissions Scheme (SAAS),  and the School Nominations Direct Admission Scheme (SNDAS). Some excel in art or sports, some started profitable businesses at a young age, while some have planned to pursue their innovative ideas at the University. Alongside their academic pursuits, the talents of these students are poised to thrive through the University’s holistic education and personalized support.

We encourage local athletes to pursue undergraduate studies at local universities through sports achievement-based admissions. HKUST has set up the Student Athletes Admissions Scheme (SAAS).

SAAS applicants would receive special admissions consideration based on their sports achievements. Successful applicants would enjoy scholarships, a living allowance, our full support, and great flexibility in their study arrangements, allowing them to pursue their sporting and academic goals simultaneously.

The Women Faculty Association (WFA) at HKUST was established in 2011 by a group of dedicated women faculty members from all schools of the university. The Association provides mentoring and support networks for women faculty and students, organizes seminars and forums, supports university initiatives, and has established scholarships and camps to encourage women's participation in underrepresented fields. 

The Women in Business (WIB) at HKUST aims to empower women, introduce aspiring executives to professionals, and close the gender gap in leadership. WIB offers mentorship and projects for students, such as the Project Leadership Program, which enhances students’ professional development by connecting them with successful female industry leaders. 

Throughout the academic year, the HKUST community hosts various events such as the Mid-autumn Festival Carnival, where students showcase their heritage through food, dance, and art.

The Global Learner Scholarship is designed to enhance the diversity of the student community by attracting high-caliber international students. It is available for outstanding students from the "Belt and Road Initiative" and other countries that rarely come to Hong Kong to study (such as Japan and Brazil) who are applying for undergraduate programs at HKUST. This scholarship reflects HKUST's commitment to fostering a multicultural academic environment and supporting international students in their educational pursuits.

Outstanding students with diverse talents can be admitted through various admissions schemes, including the Student Athletes Admissions Scheme (SAAS),  and the School Nominations Direct Admission Scheme (SNDAS). Some excel in art or sports, some started profitable businesses at a young age, while some have planned to pursue their innovative ideas at the University. Alongside their academic pursuits, the talents of these students are poised to thrive through the University’s holistic education and personalized support.

We encourage local athletes to pursue undergraduate studies at local universities through sports achievement-based admissions. HKUST has set up the Student Athletes Admissions Scheme (SAAS).

SAAS applicants would receive special admissions consideration based on their sports achievements. Successful applicants would enjoy scholarships, a living allowance, our full support, and great flexibility in their study arrangements, allowing them to pursue their sporting and academic goals simultaneously.