Having Hong Kong identity allows children to enjoy high-quality international higher education in Hong Kong, while also lowering the threshold for going abroad. The opportunities for applying to prestigious universities in Europe and America from Hong Kong are not only greater, but the tuition fees are also lower, providing strong support for children's educational planning. However, with numerous universities and a wide variety of majors in Hong Kong, what major should one choose after immigrating to Hong Kong?
1. Financial Industry
Hong Kong has always been one of the world's financial centers, with almost all world-renowned banks, investment institutions, and insurance companies having permanent offices and numerous branches in Hong Kong. Due to its leading position in the financial industry and high level of internationalization, it is very convenient to enter the global financial system and multinational financial institutions by engaging in the financial industry in Hong Kong.
2. Service Industry
After the industrial transfer to the mainland in the early 1980s, local manufacturing in Hong Kong is no longer the dominant industry. Statistics show that over 80% of Hong Kong's local Gross Domestic Product (GDP) comes from the service industry, with employees accounting for 70% of the entire labor force. Specifically, this includes industries such as telecommunications, media, law, management, and construction, with film and entertainment, as well as investment design and development, being particularly prominent.
3. Cultural and Creative Industries
The Hong Kong government has long regarded cultural and creative industries as an important breakthrough for the transformation and upgrading of Hong Kong's economy. This development trend provides a vast employment field for students majoring in liberal arts from the mainland to study in Hong Kong. As cultural and creative industries are emerging industries globally, there is a huge talent gap. The global advantages of Hong Kong's universities and their applied talent training models make education in cultural and creative industries in Hong Kong lead the world.