香港都會大學

HKMU believes that successful learning depends on an effective learning environment. It strives to provide academic services and facilities that give students the support they need, and extracurricular opportunities that offer students the enrichment they deserve.

(A) Teaching & Campus Facilities

The Main Campus and Jockey Club Campus serve as hubs for advanced learning, offering a range of facilities, including libraries, computer and science laboratories, testing and certification laboratories, cultural and creative arts studios and laboratories, a language laboratory, study facilities, student common rooms, activity rooms, recreational facilities, exhibition gallery, canteens and bank. The HKMU Jockey Club Institute of Healthcare (IOH), opened in 2021, is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including physiotherapy laboratories, clinical nursing education centre, child development centre, sports and wellness centre, and academic concourse. These facilities aim to train individuals to supply much-needed manpower and help build a healthier Hong Kong.

(B) Library Resources

In addition to the campus libraries’ collection of books, audiovisual materials, monographs and journals, the University's award-winning Electronic Library gives students round-the-clock access to an extensive collection of databases, and full-text e-journals and e-books. The libraries offer guides, orientation programmes and workshops throughout the year.

(C) Financial Assistance and Scholarships

HKMU offers financial assistance to address the diverse needs of students. These include University bursaries, loans, medical support grants and emergency grants and loans. Local students may also apply for government assistance schemes, such as the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP), the Non-means-tested Subsidy Scheme for Self-financing Undergraduate Studies in Hong Kong (NMTSS), the Financial Assistance Scheme for Post-secondary Students (FASP), and the Non-means Tested Loan Scheme for Post-secondary Students (NLSPS).

The University awards scholarships to students in recognition of outstanding achievement in academics, athletics, personal development, community service, enrolment or acceptance to an accredited educational programme. In the 2024/25 Academic Year, we awarded scholarships totalling HK$43 million to over 1,800 students. For more details, please visit the Students Affairs Office (SAO) website (https://www.hkmu.edu.hk/sao).

(D) Career services and entrepreneurship

HKMU offers a suite of career activities and services to enhance students’ all-round employability and establish networking platforms for them to connect with recruiters. Well-structured career trainings such as career planning, CV writing, interviewing skills, personal brand building, future skills training and appropriate business etiquette are provided to students to equip them with the essential skillsets required by the market and better prepare them for the whole recruitment process. Internships provide great opportunities for students to articulate their classroom learning to the real working world, and hone their communication and interpersonal skills. Over the years, close cooperation with different organisations has led to tailor-made internships designed to maximise students’ experiential learning.  To promote offshore internships and develop students’ global perspectives, we provide sponsorships to those who have successfully landed an international internship. In addition to conventional internships, we also initiate short-term project-based work opportunities for students. These projects allow them to gain an in-depth understanding of the hosting organization and have a taste of industry developments. We support entrepreneurship education through our annual MetroChallenge with an aim to unleash students’ creativity and help translate their ideas into a business. Each successful team is awarded an implementation fund of HK$100,000 and receives incubation support from the university. Our industry mentorship programme, sharing sessions and networking events serve to broaden students’ exposure as well.

(E) Student Activities

HKMU encourages student activities as an integral part of university life and an enjoyable means to enhance personal growth. To support the development of such activities, the University provides financial and other support to student-related activities through SAO. There are currently 26 University recognised student societies and students are encouraged to participate in a diverse range of activities, including sports, community service, academic seminars and cultural exchange programmes.

(F) Counselling and Development Services

Academic staff provides assistance to students in choosing the programmes and courses that are right for them. The Counselling and Development Services is also available to assist students with any difficulties in their studies or with personal issues. SAO actively helps students in their whole person development through leadership training, self-management, interpersonal management, community caring and cultural exchange.

(G) Support for Students with Disabilities or Special Educational Needs

HKMU is committed to supporting students with disabilities or special educational needs to ensure they have equal opportunities in both academic and non-academic pursuits. The SAO coordinates with relevant supporting units to provide necessary accommodations and support services to meet their diverse needs.