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Galloping into the New Year of the Horse! HKMU wishes you good health and great success in all your endeavours.

To celebrate the Year of the Horse, an HKMU student team was invited to collaborate with industry professionals to transform Xu Beihong's national treasure,Six Galloping Horses, into a naked-eye 3D animation. They applied their knowledge of digital art, animation, and AI technology to create the materials, including animations and interactive experiences, transforming what they learned in the classroom into practical outcomes.

HKMU partners with the University of Sussex

HKMU collaborates with the University of Sussex in the United Kingdom to establish a dual degree pathway for HKMU undergraduates, marking a milestone in HKMU's efforts to expand its international partnerships and reinforcing HKMU's commitment to fostering talent with the practical skills and international exposure.

“Resplendent Attire and Graceful Demeanor: The Cantonese Opera Costume Exhibition” is now officially open! The HKMU Ho Sik Yee Library is currently showcasing a collection of rare and exquisite Cantonese opera costumes, including pieces worn by the legendary “Queen of Huadan”, Dr Fong Yim-fun; the late renowned artist Dr Lam Kar-sing; and the late “Artistic Huadan Queen”, Ms Chan Ho-kau. Members of the public are invited to view the craftsmanship and design of these classic costumes up close.

HKMU and CMA signed an MoU to foster close collaboration in nurturing industry-ready professional talent and promoting the integration of industry, academia and research, supporting the country's development goal of establishing Hong Kong as an international hub for high-calibre talent.

Tin Ka Ping Foundation Cheque Presentation Ceremony

HKMU received HK$4 million donation from the Tin Ka Ping Foundation to support inmate education and promote Chinese cultural heritage. At the Cheque Presentation Ceremony, the University presented the Foundation with a calligraphy work by students, as a heartfelt gesture of appreciation.

The HKMU Running Team, comprising over 160 students, staff and alumni, successfully completed the races at the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon 2026. Our runners infused the race with enthusiasm, perseverance and determination as they strived for excellence. Supporting the runners at multiple spots along the race route was a cheering team of nearly 100 HKMUers, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

HKMU secured over HK$22 million in the latest round of the Education Bureau's “Enhancement and Start-up Grant Scheme for Self-financing Post-secondary Education” (ESGS) to establish a Flight Simulation Laboratory. This advanced facility will provide students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours in Aviation Services Management programme with practical, industry-focused training.

Opening Ceremony of HKMU Museum of Modern Chinese Literature

The HKMU Museum of Modern Chinese Literature and its inaugural exhibition, “Beyond Distance: Half a Lifelong Friendship of Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong, and Mae Fong Soong”, have officially opened! Showcasing over 120 precious items from renowned Chinese writer Eileen Chang and her close friends, Stephen Soong and Mae Fong Soong, the museum is now open to the public by appointment, free of charge.

HKMU made its debut in the QS World University Rankings 2026 earlier in June, ranking in the 781–790 range. This marked a first for Hong Kong's self-financing institutions and UAS. Furthermore, HKMU has advanced by over 100 places for the second consecutive year in the latest QS Asia University Rankings 2026, now ranked among Asia's top 400 universities, rising to 393rd position, a significant leap of over 140 places compared to the previous year.

In the latest round of the Competitive Research Funding Schemes for the Local Self-financing Degree Sector of the RGC, HKMU secured over HK$33.42 million for 47 projects, amounting to over 37.1% of the total RGC allocation. HKMU ranked first among all local self-financing institutions in terms of both funding amount and the number of projects for the third consecutive year.

HKMU secured 1,891 subsidised places across 21 programmes for the 2026/27 academic year under the latest round of EDB's Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP) for undergraduate programmes. This includes 1,177 places for 10 Applied Degree programmes. HKMU continued to secure the highest number of funded programmes and places among the eight participating self-financing institutions.

HKMU is home to a range of state-of-the-art facilities and equipment that are available to all of our students for enriching their learning experience and campus life. Find out more about our fantastic facilities on the three campuses from the video.

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Being an integral part of an advancing metropolis, we offer a wide range of innovative, professional and industry-responsive programmes to meet your learning aspirations and address the contemporary needs of the city and neighbouring regions.

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campuses and 2 learning centres

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In Hong Kong in terms of full-time undergraduate number

undergraduate programmes including 18 SSSDP degree programmes

part-time students

full-time students

At HKMU, we respond dynamically to market trends by tailoring our programmes to industry needs and in turn providing you with clear, reliable career paths. We are committed to preparing you for a fulfilling student life through our professional and versatile curriculum and multi-faceted experiential learning opportunities.

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School of Arts And Social Sciences

The School covers the disciplines in Creative Arts, Humanities and Language & Translation, and Social Sciences.

Lee Shau Kee School of Business and Administration

The School is the second largest business school among all universities in Hong Kong. It is committed to enhancing students' global outlook.

School of Education and Languages

The School plays a crucial role in the initial training and professional development of future teachers, thereby making a significant contribution to nurturing future generations.

School of Nursing and Health Sciences

The School has been producing more nursing graduates each year than any other local institution. It has also launched the physiotherapy programme in recent year.

School of Science and Technology

The School offers programmes in Building Services Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronic and Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Food Testing, Testing and Certification, STEM, Environmental, Medical Laboratory, and Life Sciences, etc.

School of Open Learning

Focus on serving distance-learning and part-time students, coordinating the provision of relevant undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and further developing open education and pedagogies.

Li Ka Shing School of Professional and Continuing Education (LiPACE)

The School is an established Vocational Professional Education and Training (VPET) provider of full-time post-secondary education and part-time professional and continuing education as well as corporate training.

Our research endeavours emphasise positive impacts on the community. This has resulted in significant research developments in a number of strategic areas uniquely relevant and beneficial to the development of Hong Kong and the region.

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Our growth in recent years has been accompanied by an exciting expansion in research capabilities.

Infrastructure

Research institutes and centres on focused areas have been established

Funding

We received over HK$34 million in funding from the Research Grants Council in 2024

Performance

The total funding received from the Institutional Development Scheme of the Research Grants Council is the highest among self-financing institutions in Hong Kong