Often called Asia’s ‘World City,’ Hong Kong is home to a spate of world class universities and multi-national businesses. Borne between reigns of distinct cultures east and west, the city’s unique culture and charisma is unparalleled. Whilst the city is now officially back beneath Chinese control, Hong Kong still enjoys degrees of autonomy and for the most part has retained the education structure established by the British. Understanding the Hong Kong higher education system is

It’s hardly surprising that in the last year, Hong Kong has seen a surge in university applications. With more scholarship options for international students, a 2012 overhaul of the education system and liberalised immigration policies, the city’s allure as a study abroad destination makes perfect sense. Applying to university in Hong Kong however is still a multi-tiered process, and it’s important you take it seriously if you want to be accepted. Let our overview

There is no place quite like Hong Kong. Influenced by rule of two very different cultures, the city is not only a global business powerhouse or the world’s most sought out travel destination, but a world leader in realms of education. A major overhaul from 2000 to 2006 saw key changes in Hong Kong teaching curriculum, language instruction and means of assessment, moving away from rote models and a narrow focus on exams. New university curriculum similarly intends to better engage