香港理工大學

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Student Services

Undergraduate Studies Support through Academic Advising

Undergraduate students are encouraged to make use of the academic advising service at Faculty/School/College/Department to help them make informed and intelligent academic decisions/choices about their major and GUR studies that suit their intellectual, professional and personal goal. Each undergraduate student will be paired up with a Designated Academic Advisor from their Faculty/School/College/Department.

Through academic advising, students will

understand their curriculum (both Major and GUR studies)
get useful advice when they face any academic challenges and plan their study better to help them realise academic, career and personal goals
learn about opportunities, resources and support available to students on campus to enrich their educational experience and foster their future success

Students should consult their Designated Academic Advisors on their programme of study and study plans at least once in a semester through face-to-face meetings or online platforms. Students should pay attention to the information on academic advising from their home departments.

Students admitted to the Bachelor’s Degree Scheme in Interdisciplinary Studies will be assigned a Personal Academic Mentor who will help students explore their academic study paths and interests in an intensive manner. They will also receive academic advising service from the College of Undergraduate Studies.

Academic Support Services

Sophisticated learning resources and tailor-made activities help students to further develop their all-roundedness, achieve academic excellence and gain professional competencies. These include:

Careers and Placement Services

The Careers and Placement Section (CPS), Student Affairs Office (SAO) aims to empower students to discover and embark upon impactful careers through the provision of experiential learning, mentoring and networking opportunities in collaboration with the broader PolyU community.

Highlights of our services and programmes are listed below:

The "INSPIRE" Mentorship Programme aims to boost students' all-round development under the mentorship of role models and prominent leaders from the PolyU community;
Career training workshops cover a wide range of career and job search-related topics, such as CV writing, interview skills, industry trends, and career planning;
Career advising and mock interview sessions support students throughout their job search, with guidance tailored to each individual, such as career options, job-search strategies, and interview preparation;
STEM Internship Scheme, set up by the HKSAR government, encourages STEM students to gain innovation and technology-related work experience during their studies and to foster their interest in pursuing a career in the industries;
Employability Enhancement Programme provides students with special educational needs (SEN) with easy access to different learning experiences, career services, and employment;
Local internship opportunities from diverse industries and sectors support students’ personal and professional development needs;
Career fairs and career events offer students numerous graduate job and internship opportunities in the global employment markets;
PolyU Job Board and Joint Institutions Job Information System (JIJIS) provide job search platforms for part-time/graduate job and internship opportunities across sectors and locations; and
Graduate Employment Survey reports share PolyU graduates’ employment information such as their first destination and average monthly salary for your career development plan.

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Health Care Services

Services available to full-time students include medical consultations, emergency care, minor operative treatments, immunisation, issuance of health certificates , nursing care and subsidised primary dental care etc. The University Health Service Traditional Chinese Medicine clinic offers general Chinese medicine clinical consultations, acupuncture, manipulation therapy and Chinese medicine granules dispensing service to full-time students.

University Health Services

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

Applicants who have attained outstanding public examination results or have non-academic achievements at the international level will have the chance to be awarded entry scholarships upon admission. For details, please visit our webpage at https://www.polyu.edu.hk/study/ug/fees-and-scholarships/scholarships.

Post-entry scholarships are also available to full-time undergraduate students. These scholarships are normally awarded on academic merit and/or according to other specific conditions as stipulated by the donors. Most scholarship candidates are nominated by the Heads of academic departments, but some scholarships are open to competition. For details, please visit here.

Moreover, eligible students can apply for financial assistance administrated by the Government of the HKSAR and PolyU. For details, please visit here.

Student Activities and Services

Student Affairs Office (SAO) is committed to offering a wide range of co-curricular activities that aim to enhance students’ holistic development and nurture all-round graduates. The following are some examples:

Exercise is Medicine on Campus Programme
Dean’s Talk Series
External Activities and Competitions
Inclusion Awareness Campaign
Collaborative initiatives with affiliated student organisations such as Campus Life Festival, Cultural Night Series, etc.
Physical Education Programme
Sports Teams and Student-Athlete Support
Student Integration and Cultural Exchange Activities
Campus-wide wellness programmes
Positive Psychology Ambassador Programme
PolyU Student Flag-Raising Team

> SAO

Student Counselling

Student Counselling is a self-discovery journey that offers a safe space to work through your concerns from different perspectives. Our highly trained and experienced counsellors provide empathetic support, helping you identify your strengths and build resilience for personal growth and well-being. Counselling is free of charge, and all sessions are strictly confidential.

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Services for Students with Special Educational Needs

PolyU provides a wide range of services and facilities for students with special educational needs. Once admitted, students with special educational needs are advised to contact the Student Affairs Office [(852) 2766 6800] to discuss their needs so that tailor-made services can be arranged.

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Student Facilities

Campus Facilities

PolyU has a range of facilities aimed at making campus life convenient and pleasurable.

Cultural Facilities

The Jockey Club Auditorium and Chiang Chen Studio Theatre are the cultural hubs for our students and staff. We organise a wide variety of art and cultural events and programmes every year, including the Artist-in-Residence programme, performing arts, visual arts, film, creative media, literature, history, cultural heritage, and many others. The PolyU Orchestra, PolyU Choir and PolyU Theatre also provide outlets for students to explore their creativity and develop valuable skills.

> The Culture Promotion and Events Office

Library

The Library has undergone a remarkable transformation with the completion of the Library Extension and Revitalisation Project. The 6/F extension has earned the prestigious 2023 HKIA Special Award (Interior Design) and the Architect’s Newspaper 2022 Best of Design Award in the Library Category. These accolades underscore the contemporary infrastructure and state-of-the art facilities now available to support the learning and research needs of students. The Library integrates AI-driven tools and emerging technologies into its services to enhance user experience, including the AI-Powered Academic Search & Discovery Tools, Library AI Chatbot, Library Mobile App and high-performance AI computers. Students can make use of the self-service facilities at the Digital Makerspace Plus and Studios of i-Space to learn and create knowledge, and incorporate emerging technologies into their disciplinary work. With a collection exceeding 10.51 million items, students can access a wide variety of electronic resources via Library website, including e-books, e-journals, course readings, print and e-newspapers, as well as multimedia and self-directed learning resources. Borrowing and returning of Library books, audio-visual materials, digital equipment, and notebooks can be done via self-check stations and kiosks.

> Pao Yue-kong Library

Sports Facilities

To promote healthy and active lifestyles through exercise, PolyU offers a wide variety of sports facilities at Shaw Sports Complex, Fong Shu Chuen Hall, Kwong On Jubilee Sports Centre and Block X Sports Centre. Michael Clinton Swimming Pool (50-meter outdoor) and Swimming Pool at Block X (25-meter indoor) are also available on campus. Besides, all PolyU students are welcome to use the off-campus sports facilities at the Joint Sports Centre located in Kowloon Tong.

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Student Halls

There are two Student Halls of Residence at PolyU, namely Hung Hom Halls and Homantin Halls. They are home to over 4,600 students from diverse cultures, backgrounds and disciplines. It is a living and learning environment that creates a perfect platform for intercultural exchange, and offers abundant opportunities for students’ personal development through a wide range of residential educational programmes and activities. Both Hung Hom Halls and Homantin Halls are fully equipped with sports, leisure and catering facilities. All rooms are air-conditioned and include refrigerators and Internet access. Toilet and shower facilities are shared between adjacent rooms or among rooms in the same suite.

CURI Residential College and STARS Residential College are located at Homantin Halls. With the theme of "Achieving Academic and Research excellence through Inquiry-based Learning", CURI Residential College was established in 2021, while STARS Residential College, emphasising the provision of diverse opportunities for facilitating residents’ talent and holistic development, was established in 2022. Other individual halls have their own themes. Please visit the hall website below for details.

> Student Halls of Residence

Other Facilities / Projects

Campus Expansion at Ho Man Tin Slope

The Campus Expansion at Ho Man Tin Slope will offer over 1,200 hostel places and more than 10,000m² net operational floor area of world-class teaching and training facilities. This project aims to meet the growing manpower training needs for allied health services in Hong Kong. Currently, the foundation works of both the hostel and the academic blocks are in progress and is scheduled for completion by 2030.

Student Hostel at Tat Hong Avenue, Kowloon Tong

Marking the University's first campus development initiative in adopting Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), the student hostel at Tat Hong Avenue, Kowloon Tong, will provide 1,680 hostel places. Designed to enrich hall life experience, the hostel features a vibrant mix of social spaces, recreation areas and dining facilities. The project is taking shape, with main building works and MiC installation in progress for a scheduled completion in 2028.

Redevelopment of House of Innovation

The University's self-funded project, the Redevelopment of the House of Innovation, is transforming into a 13-storey building. Providing approximately 3,230m² of total net operational floor area, this new landmark will feature state-of-the-art research laboratories, vibrant study space and beautiful landscape in nearby area. Designed to support PolyU's strategic goals as well as foster interdisciplinary research and development, site construction kicked off in January 2026, with completion scheduled for 2028.

CDEF Research and Collaboration Centre

Located in the CDEF Courtyard of the Main Campus, the Government-funded Research and Collaboration Centre features a multi-functional communal pavilion on the podium floor for a wide range of university events. The ground floor will house heavy-duty research laboratories with high headroom designed for high-end scientific research activities. The project is scheduled for completion in August 2026.

U Culture – Multi-functional Space at Block A

A brand-new structure will be built in the under-utilised podium area at Block A, adjacent to Confucius Institute. This modern facility will be an ideal space for the university events and seminars. Set to open in November 2026.

U Common - Enhancement Works at Block S Podium

The Block S podium is getting a sleek indoor-outdoor makeover. The redesigned multi-purpose space will house a catering outlet as well as a diversity centre, creating synergy with the adjacent Jockey Club Auditorium and Lam Tai Fai Amphitheatre. The project is scheduled for completion by 2027.