Online applications are now being accepted.
This year, the University of Hong Kong plans to enroll no more than 300 students from Mainland China across 31 provinces nationwide, with no quota limits for each province and city, selecting the best candidates. Mainland students who are recent high school graduates can apply to the University of Hong Kong. The university's enrollment plan is independent of the unified enrollment system in Mainland China, allowing students to submit applications directly to the University of Hong Kong.
To apply online, applicants must log into the University of Hong Kong's Mainland Undergraduate Admission Program online application system, fill out the application form, and pay an application fee of HKD 450. Written applications will not be accepted. Registration is open from now until June 15, 2014. Interview arrangements will be announced online in mid-June.
According to Lou Fangying, the Director of Admissions at the Academic Affairs Office, as per past practices, the interview venue for Guangdong Province will be arranged in Shenzhen.
Scholarships do not require separate applications and will be awarded based on merit.
The undergraduate education at the University of Hong Kong is a four-year program, with some degree courses requiring five to six years of study. The annual tuition fee is HKD 135,000, and accommodation and living expenses are approximately HKD 40,000 per year. The University of Hong Kong offers entrance scholarships, including full scholarships, half scholarships, and partial scholarships, awarded to outstanding Mainland students on the admission list who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and overall quality. For those receiving full scholarships, all tuition and basic living expenses during their studies at the University of Hong Kong will be covered. Scholarships do not require separate applications and will be awarded based on merit.
