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All candidates with an honours Bachelor’s degree are eligible for PhD and MPhil admission. Please refer to programme description for the expectation of each programme, and admission requirement for the minimum entrance requirement.

Applications for admission to the PhD and MPhil programmes are invited all year round. In view of the limited admission quota, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply in the Main Round as far as possible. Applications will be considered in the clearing rounds only if there are vacancies after the Main Round. Click here for the application period in the latest round.

Applications for admission to the PhD and MPhil programmes are invited all year round . However, the University has a quota for admitting PhD and MPhil students each year. The Main Round application is the first round in which faculties/schools/departments consider applications for the coming academic year.

In view of the limited admission quota, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply in the Main Round as far as possible. Applications will be considered in the clearing rounds only if there are vacancies after the Main Round.

Some faculties/schools/departments may not wait until the application deadline of each round to start the consideration of applications.

Click here to check the support documents needed. All supporting documents should be uploaded to the Online Application System before the respective application deadline. Documents uploaded to the system should not be delivered to the Graduate School by post in duplicate.

After creating an account in the Online Application System, applicants can fill in the application form and upload supporting documents before paying the application fee. If some of the required supporting documents are not available at the time of submission, please upload the documents to the Online Application System once the document is available. The reviewer(s) will consider your application based on the documents submitted and it is your responsibility to provide sufficient information. Documents/information submitted/uploaded after the application deadline may not be considered.

Applicants are required to upload academic transcripts and certificates to the  Online Application System .  Hardcopies of the documents uploaded to the system should not be sent to the Graduate School again.  Applicants may be required to provide certified true copies of academic certificates and official academic transcripts sent from the awarding institutions upon request at a later stage. 

An applicant who is seeking admission on the basis of a qualification from a university or comparable institution outside Hong Kong of which the language of teaching and/or examination is not English is required to submit English Language Proficiency Test results. Please click here for the details.

Faculty of Business and Economics applicants are required to demonstrate their capability for graduate studies by obtaining satisfactory scores in the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), taken within five years. (Institution code: GRE - 2482; GMAT - FS2-WL-48)

Department of Psychology applicants whose first degree is not in Psychology are required to obtain a minimum score of 550 in the GRE Subject Test (Psychology) taken within five years. (Institution code: GRE - 2482)

Application fee for each application is HK$150. You can settle the application fee online by Visa or Mastercard through the Online Application System. Application fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. Payment made via other means (e.g. cash) will not be accepted.

Please note that a waiver of application fee will not be considered.

The HKU Presidential PhD Scholar Programme (HKU-PS Programme)  and the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) are both entrance scholarships to attract top students from around the world to pursue PhD studies at HKU/HK. The HKU-PS is funded by HKU while the HKPFS is funded by the Research Grants Council of the Hong Kong Government.  All HKU HKPFS holders will be awarded the HKU-PS, and receive top-up funding support from HKU. Hence, the packages of the two entrance scholarships are almost identical.

All applicants applying for the full-time PhD programme will be considered for the HKU-PS Programme.  The application period of HKPFS is usually from September 1 to December 1 every year.  In view of the intense competition, applicants applying for the HKU-PS Programme during the Main Round (1 September – 1 December) are strongly encouraged to apply also for the HKPFS .

Full-time PhD and MPhil students who hold a first degree at second class honours upper division (or equivalent) or above are normally considered eligible for receiving Postgraduate Scholarships (PGS) during the normative study period, subject to availability of funding. The details can be found here .

Please indicate whether you would like to apply for the Postgraduate Scholarship on the application form for admission. There is no separate form for Postgraduate Scholarship application.

The Graduate School will determine the equivalent honours classification based on the marks/grades in the final transcripts. Postgraduate Scholarship (PGS) can be awarded to full-time PhD and MPhil students who hold a Bachelor's degree at second class honours upper division or above, subject to availability of funding.

The Graduate School will inform all applicants of the result of their applications in writing in about three to four months after the closing date of application. Applicants may also check the result via the Online Application System .

You may apply for PhD and MPhil programme in more than one department. Please submit a separate application to each department including full set of supporting documents and pay the application fee for each application. However, each applicant should only submit one application to each department, regardless of the study mode (Full-time/Part-time) and degree (PhD/MPhil).

PhD and MPhil programmes are research postgraduate programmes which focus on research work. Candidates admitted to the Doctor of Philosophy(PhD) and Master of Philosophy(MPhil) programmes will conduct independent research, under the supervision of a dedicated academic or a team of academics leading to the final submission of a thesis. Students are normally required to take around 5 to 10 courses which will be assessed on a pass/fail basis, that aims to equip students with the basic research skills.

Taught master's programmes focus more on coursework although students may also be required to complete a dissertation in some of the programmes. For details, please visit taught postgraduate admission page .

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HKU PRESIDENTIAL PHD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME (HKU-PS)

Each HKU Presidential PhD Scholar will receive a package of up to around HK$427,100 (US$54,760) in the first year, and up to around HK$407,100 (US$52,190) in each of the subsequent years during the normative study period.

Each HKPFS awardee will receive a Postgraduate Scholarship of $27,600 per month, and conference and research-related travel allowance of HK$13,800 per year for a period up to three years. For HKPFS awardees who are admitted to a 4-year PhD programme, HKU will provide the same support in the fourth year of study.

Full-time MPhil and PhD students who hold a first degree with second-class honours first division (or equivalent) or above are normally considered eligible to receive a Postgraduate Scholarship during the normative study period. Candidates’ results in Master’s degrees may also be considered. The basic level of PGS is HK$18,390 per month (w.e.f. September 1, 2023).

The University administers a number of scholarships that are awarded to postgraduate students for outstanding achievements. MPhil and PhD students are also eligible for financial support for conference attendance and/or travel for presenting papers/posters in overseas academic conferences or participating in other overseas educational activities.

The Institute offers financial support to students for their conference attendance and research trips.

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Research Postgradute Opportunities (M. Phil, Ph.D, Postdoc)

Current Opportunities at ENGO

We welcome application from outstanding students and postdoc that already have a specific project in mind that lies within the scope of our research interests or that would like to join our ongoing investigations at The University of Hong Kong and the Swire Institure of Marine Science.

Competitive scholarships are available through the research grant council of Hong Kong and HKU.

The Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPF)

The HKPF provides each awardee with both a monthly scholarship and a conference and research related travel allowance per year for a period up to three years. In 2023-24, the scholarship is worth HK$27,100 and the conference and research related travel allowance HK$13,600.  For HKPF awardees who are admitted to a 4-year PhD programme, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) will provide a monthly scholarship and travel allowance at the same level as the HKPF for their fourth year of study. 

For the 2023-24 exercise, all HKPF holders will be awarded the HKU Presidential PhD Scholarship .

HKU Presidential PhD Scholar Programme (HKU-PS)

Scholarship Package for 2023-24 admission

Each HKU Presidential PhD Scholar will receive a HKU-PS package of up to around HK$420,900 (US$53,960) in the first year, and up to around HK$400,900 (US$51,390) in each of the subsequent years during the normative study period. The package includes:  

(a) Cash Award to support research and living expenses:

HK$40,000 in Year 1; HK$20,000 per year in the remaining normative study period

(b) Waiver of composition fees for the whole normative study period (i.e. HK$42,100 per year) (c) Postgraduate Scholarship of HK$27,100 per month (d) Conference and Research-related Travel Allowance of HK$13,600 per year (e) Financial support to selected outstanding students for an additional year of study beyond the normative study period to reward their outstanding research output and progress (f) A guaranteed hall place in Year 1, with possibility of renewal

Postgraduate Scholarship (PGS)

Full-time MPhil and PhD students who hold a first degree with second-class honours first division (or equivalent) or above are normally considered eligible to receive a Postgraduate Scholarship during the normative study period. Candidates' results in Master's degrees may also be considered. The basic level of scholarship is HK$18,030 per month (w.e.f. September 1, 2020) .

Final deadline for the application is December 1st for the HKPF, but please contact us at least a month before to prepare the application form.

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The Faculty offers three types of research degrees, MPhil, PhD and the SJD. A successful MPhil thesis should represent the result of the candidate’s research which displays some originality and which demonstrates a sound understanding of the field of study and the appropriate research methods. Candidates will conduct research work under the supervision of at least one member of the Faculty’s staff. The following are the focus areas of research:

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This is one of the strongest areas of the Faculty. Staff members are actively engaged in contemporary debates on comparative constitutional law, human rights, rule of law and gender issues, and significant research on these areas has been produced. Since 1999, we have offered a pioneering regional Master of Laws (LLM) in Human Rights, which is the only human rights law programme in Asia with a uniquely Asian focus. Graduates of this programme include judges, lawyers and advocates, government lawyers and prosecutors, academics and human rights activists in over 17 countries in Asia and other parts of the world. Our public law research is backed up by our Centre of Comparative and Public Law (CCPL). A number of our staff have won various research prizes and awards.  Excellent scholarship on human rights is published in the  Asia Pacific Journal on Human Rights and the Law , a Scopus-indexed journal edited and housed in CCPL.

2. Comparative Chinese Law

The Faculty has the widest range of expertise in Chinese Law outside Mainland China. Our expertise ranges from criminal law, public law, securities regulation and finance, and intellectual property, to cross-border issues and legal theory and jurisprudence. Coupled with our strength in common law, we are in a very strong position in offering comparative law research and teaching on civil law and common law. Because of the unique position of Hong Kong and our Faculty, our research on comparative Chinese law has been frequently cited in most of the quality international journals, and our LLM in Chinese Law programme has been able to attract students from all over the world who are interested in China’s legal development and its interface with the Western world. A number of our colleagues are involved one way or another in legal reform in Mainland China.

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The Faculty has a wealth of expertise in the commercial law area, including core common law subjects such as contract, tort, property, equity, tax, credit and security, mergers and acquisitions, listing, banking, finance, commercial drafting, as well as private international law and international trade and economic law. This is a very diversified area but a most important one for legal education. Our Asian Institute of International Financial Law has been a focal point of our research on corporate and financial law, and has brought to Hong Kong many distinguished scholars for many highly successful public lectures and academic conferences.

4. Intellectual Property and Information Technology

This is a budding area of significance in the Faculty. In terms of information technology law, the Law and Technology Centre has generated considerable research output and, with major funding from the Hong Kong Government, has developed the very successful Community Legal Information Centre project, which promulgates legal knowledge to the general public. The Centre also houses the Hong Kong Legal Information Institute, which provides the public with free access to one of the best electronic databases on Hong Kong legal materials and thereby contributes to better access to the law. Our intellectual property scholars conduct cutting-edge research in the area of bio-medical development and pharmaceutical products, as well as domain name disputes and policy research.

5. WTO and International Economic Law

Trade and international economic law is an established area in the Faculty. The East Asian International Economic Law (EAIEL) programme is the focal point of training and research in this area. We were designated by the WTO for three consecutive years as the Asia-Pacific centre for running the first Regional Trade Policy Course (RTPC) for government officials from over 30 developing countries in the Asia Pacific Region. EAIEL has also been engaged in capacity building and staff training in WTO matters in China and southeast Asia. It has also collaborated with various UN organs in organising high level international conferences, including the Trade Symposium alongside the 6th WTO Ministerial Conference held in Hong Kong in December 2005. The Visiting Fellow scheme of the EAIEL programme also brings in regional and international experts in the area.

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The Faculty is also actively developing the interdisciplinary area of arbitration and dispute resolution, which incorporates law, business, government, psychology, economics, anthropology, and education. We have expertise from both the Anglo-American and Mainland China backgrounds in dispute resolution, and the aim is to create a productive dialogue between rigorous research and scholarship and the competitive edge of practice in this area of great potential. As negotiation and dispute resolution is also tied to culture and values, we are developing a major dispute resolution and negotiation programme in this part of the world where there is a distinct cultural approach to such issues.

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For 3-year full time programme, applicants should hold any one of the following qualifications; (i) an LLB degree or equivalent from this or any other approved University with honours and a research Master degree in law from this or any other approved University; or (ii) any other qualification accepted by the Senate on the recommendation of the Faculty of Law in an individual case;

For 4-year full time programme, applicants should hold any one of the following qualifications: (i) an LLB degree or equivalent from this or any other approved University with honours and a taught Masters degree in law from this or any other approved University; or (ii) an LLB degree or equivalent from this or any other approved University with normally First Class Honours or equivalent; or (iii) any other qualification accepted by the Senate on the recommendation of the Faculty of Law in an individual case.

For an applicant who is seeking admission on the basis of a qualification from a university or comparable institution outside Hong Kong of which the language of teaching and/or examination is not English, shall satisfy the University English language requirement. Preference will be given to those who obtain one of the following recognized English tests: (i) Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) (internet-based test)– a score of 97 or above; or (ii) International English Language Testing System (IELTS) (Academic Module) – an overall band score of 7 or above with no subtest below 6.5; in each case, for admissions purposes, the test score report is regarded as valid for two years.

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Hong Kong PhD Fellowships:  https://cerg1.ugc.edu.hk/hkpfs/index.html PhD programmes: https://gradsch.hku.hk/prospective_students/application/how_to_apply/online_application_system

A completed application includes: – officially certified certificates and complete transcripts of undergraduate and postgraduate studies; – research proposal; ( suggested format of a research proposal ) – two academic referee’s report through the online application system (by the referee concerned)

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PhD programme (for admissions in 2024-2025) Hong Kong PhD Fellowships: 1 December 2023 at 12:00 noon (Hong Kong Time) Main round application: 1 September – 1 December, 2023 1st Clearing Round: 2 December, 2023 – 30 April, 2024 2nd Clearing Round: 1 May – 31 August, 2024

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HKU Civil Engineering held Scholarship Presentation Ceremony 2023-2024 to recognise the accomplishments of students and donors

06 May 2024

Prof. Pan, Head of Department, giving his welcome speech. 

Ir. Ricky Lau, JP, giving his Guest of Honour speech.

Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left), receiving a gift from Prof. Pan (right).

Mr. Stephen Lai (right) receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Ms. Mavis Chan (right) receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Dr. Ngai Tseung Cheung (right) receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Mr. Ben Burley (right) receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Ir. Tony Shum (right) receiving two Certificates of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Mr. Roger Lee (right) receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Ir. Che King Chow (right) receiving two Certificates of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Prof. Y.L. Choi (right) receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from Ir. Ricky Lau, JP (left)

Group photo taken at the end of ceremony

The Department of Civil Engineering of The University of Hong Kong (HKU) held its highly anticipated Scholarship Presentation Ceremony for the 2023-2024 academic year on April 16, 2024 in the prestigious Convocation Room of the Main Building of HKU. This yearly event celebrated the outstanding achievements of deserving students and recognised the invaluable support of donors, scholarship representatives and distinguished guests. Professor Wei Pan, Head of the Department of Civil Engineering, captivated the audience with his inspiring speech. He congratulated award recipients, expressed gratitude to all attendees and acknowledged the Department's rich history and remarkable success, “HKU Civil Engineering is one of the oldest departments of our university. We have achieved a tremendous amount of success and glory, and you are part of that.  HKU Civil Engineering is also a major driving force for not only creating new knowledge, but also serving the community in many areas including sustainable infrastructure, water and environment, and Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), to name a few. You will sustain that driving force.”   The ceremony was graced by the presence of the esteemed Guest of Honour, Ir. Ricky Lau, JP, Permanent Secretary for Development (Works) of the Government of the HKSAR. Ir. Lau delivered a motivational speech, commending the MiC Lab of HKU for its groundbreaking research and innovation in MiC, “In addition to the drive from the Government side, the development of MiC in the region does require dedicated support from our universities. On this, the MiC Lab of HKU is the best initiative of leading systematic and innovative research in MiC and its related technologies.”   In recognition of Ir. Lau's presence and support, he was presented with a Pewter Plate engraved with the HKU design, symbolising appreciation for his commitment to education and his contribution to the ceremony. The Scholarship Presentation Ceremony also provided an opportunity to express gratitude to the generous donors whose support has made these scholarships possible.  Their generosity has made a profound impact on the lives of the students.  Their belief in students’ potential and their investment in education have opened doors of opportunity for students, enabling them to pursue their dreams and aspirations, thus contributing to the advancement of civil engineering and the betterment of society. To express appreciation for their presence and presenting Scholarship Certificates to the deserving award recipients, the following donors and Scholarship representatives were presented with a Certificate of Appreciation (presented in the order of Scholarship presentation): Mr. Stephen Lai, representing AECOM Civil/Structural Engineering Scholarship, AECOM Environmental Engineering Scholarship , and AECOM Geotechnical Engineering Scholarship ; Ms. Mavis Chan, representing ARUP Scholarship in Civil Engineering ; Dr. Ngai Tseung Cheung, for Professor Y.K. Cheung Scholarship ; Mr. Ben Burley, representing Society of Construction Law Hong Kong Prize for the Department of Civil Engineering ; Ir. Tony Shum, for Civil 77 Scholarship and Tony Shum Education Fund Civil Engineering Scholarship ; Mr. Roger Lee, representing AGS Scholarship ; Ir. Che King Chow, for Highways into the Next Century 1996 International Conference Scholarship and for Leung Ting Kui and Chow Che King Scholarship ; and Prof. Y.L. Choi, for Tsoi Tit Long Scholarship . The Department of Civil Engineering of HKU extends its gratitude to Ir. Ricky Lau, JP, the generous donors, scholarship representatives, and all attendees for making the Scholarship Presentation Ceremony a resounding success. About Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Hong Kong During the past 112 years, the Department of Civil Engineering of HKU has nurtured many brilliant leaders in civil engineering discipline and made significant contributions to the local and overseas community.  The Department has established an international reputation in higher education and global leadership in research on civil engineering and infrastructure development. The Department currently has 30 full-time academic staff and around 400 undergraduate students, over 350 MSc (Eng) students, and over 164 research students. The Department provides versatile programmes including Bachelor of Engineering degree in Civil Engineering; Master of Science in Engineering (Civil Engineering); and Master of Philosophy (MPhil), and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The undergraduate degree programme is fully accredited by The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and the master programme is accredited by the Joint Board of Moderators, UK.  In addition, the Department offers professional training courses for civil engineers and engineering graduates. For details, please visit https://www.civil.hku.hk/index.html Media Enquiry: Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Hong Kong Ms. Jasmine Lee (Executive Officer) Tel: +852 3917 2666 Email: [email protected]

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