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Online Application System for PhD and MPhil Admission

Welcome to the Online Application System for admission to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Philosophy (MPhil) programmes of the University of Hong Kong. Please read the information on the Graduate School homepage under “Prospective Students” carefully to make sure you understand the application procedures and requirements before completing the form.

All applicants are required to create an account to submit the application.  The account is valid for 4 weeks. If you do not submit your application within 4 weeks after account creation, your account and all information entered will be deleted from the system.  Save your data in the online application form from time to time.  The system will automatically log you out if it is idle for 30 minutes.  All unsaved data will be lost.  Click here for the operational guide of the Online Application System. 

The applications will be reviewed by the relevant academic units.  Applicants may be required to attend an interview and/or sit for a test arranged by the proposed department of study as part of the selection process.  The Graduate School will inform all applicants of the result of their applications via email in about three to four months after the deadline of application.  Applicants may also check the result via the Online Application System.  Under NO circumstances will the Graduate School inform applicants of the results through telephone.

Applicants who have indicated interest in applying for admission to the Joint PhD Programme(s) will NOT be notified separately of the results of their applications for the Joint PhD Programme(s).  Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted individually by the Faculties/Departments concerned for further processing of their Joint PhD applications.

Please refer to the  Personal Information Collection Statement  and the  Privacy Policy Statement  of the University for details. For unsuccessful applications, information will normally be destroyed 6 months after the release of the application result.

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Hku presidential phd scholar programme (hku-ps)  new, hong kong phd fellowships, postgraduate scholarship (pgs), summary of fellowships/ scholarships available, tuition waiver scheme for local research postgraduate (rpg) students, academic award s, financial support for conference attendance and travel, accommodation, composition fees and living expenses   .

In order to attract top candidates from around the world to pursue full-time PhD studies at HKU, application to  HKU Presidential PhD Scholar Programme (‘The Programme’)  for the admission year 2023-24 has commenced on September 1, 2022.  The Programme offers the most prestigious scholarship package, namely, the HKU Presidential PhD Scholarship (HKU-PS), to selected outstanding full-time PhD students admitted to The University of Hong Kong. 

The HKU Presidential PhD Scholars will also receive strong academic and training support from the University, e.g. individualised advisory service, training in teaching and opportunities to interact with leading scholars.  A group of distinguished Faculty members will also give advice, provide additional mentorship and training opportunities, and oversee the academic career paths. 

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

Eligibility and Selection

The HKU Presidential PhD Scholars shall be the brightest candidates who are passionate about research applying for the full-time PhD programmes at HKU.  Applications for the HKU-PS Programme should be submitted following the instruction on https://www.gradsch.hku.hk/gradsch/rola/online-application-for-mphil-phd-admission .

PhD applicants with very strong qualifications in academic and/or research achievements will be considered for the HKU-PS Programme, with consultation from Faculties. After successful screening for the first batch of candidates who submitted the applications before Dec 1, 2022, further selection will be conducted in batches by August 2023. Candidates will be selected by a panel of professors representing different disciplines.  Shortlisted candidates will then be invited to attend an interview. 

The Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPF) , established by the  Hong Kong Research Grants Council (RGC) in 2009, aims at attracting the best and brightest students across the world to pursue their research degree programmes in Hong Kong. Around 300 PhD Fellowships are awarded by the RGC each academic year. 

Eligibility

New applicants to full-time PhD programmes in government-funded institutions in Hong Kong, irrespective of their country of origin and ethnic background, are eligible to apply. Applicants should demonstrate outstanding academic performance, research ability/potential, communication and interpersonal skills, and leadership abilities.

The Fellowships

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 . Each HKPF holder will be provided the following by HKU on top of what they will receive from the RGC:

•   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 •  Waiver of composition fees for the whole normative study period (i.e. HK$42,100 per year) •  a guaranteed hall place in Year 1, with possibility of renewal in Year 2

Application

Application for HKPF normally starts on September 1 and ends in early December every year.  Applicants can check the exact application dates on the  RGC website . 

Applicants need to submit one initial on-line application (only with basic information such as their names and place of birth) through the RGC system to obtain a reference number. For the 2023-24 exercise, the deadline  for submitting an initial application to RGC is December 1, 2022  at Hong Kong Time noon  (GMT +8 hours).  Please click here for RGC on-line initial application.

Applicants who have chosen HKU in their initial applications should submit an on-line application form and upload soft copies of  supporting documents  via the HKU application system to complete the application to HKU. They are required to indicate that they are applying for the HKPF and quote the reference number assigned to them by the RGC. They should also make sure that their application materials do not contain any plagiarised materials, particularly the research proposal & research experience and vision statements, which are expected to be an original piece of work written by the applicant.  The deadline for submitting an application to HKU is December 1, 2022 . Please click here to HKU Online Application System.

[Note to applicants of the Joint Programmes between HKU and King's College London/The University of Toronto :

The RGC has announced that UGC-funded full-time Dual/Joint PhD Programmes having at least two years of normative study period spent in local universities would be included in the HKPF Scheme with effect from the 2019/20 intake. However, the RGC would only provide monthly fellowship as well as conference and research-related travel allowance to HKPF awardees enrolled in the Dual/Joint PhD programmes during their study period spent in Hong Kong.] 

Please click here for further details of the HK PhD Fellowship Scheme .

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) .

A PGS holder whose PhD probationary candidature has been confirmed will receive a higher PGS rate with effect from the following calendar month after his/her probation is fully confirmed. For example:   probation confirmed within November 1 – 30, 2020  --> higher PGS  rate is applicable w.e.f. December 1, 2020.  The higher PGS rate is HK$18,520 per month (w.e.f. September 1, 2020).

The University Grants Committee (UGC) provides a non-means-tested ‘ Tuition Waiver Scheme ’ (‘The Scheme’) for all current and new  local students enrolled in full-time UGC-funded Research Postgraduate (RPg) programmes of any disciplines in local institutions, to cover their composition fees with effect from July 1, 2018.  Eligible students do not need to apply for the Scheme.

For more information, please refer to the UGC website .

Academic Awards

The University administers a number of scholarships that are awarded to postgraduate students for outstanding academic achievements. Here are some  examples  available to current students.

Full-time MPhil and PhD students are eligible to apply for conference and/or travel support for presenting papers/posters in overseas academic conferences or participating in other overseas educational activities.

For further information on conference and travel support, please refer to the Research Services homepage at http://www.rss.hku.hk/fund/conference-students (conference support) and http://www.rss.hku.hk/fund/travel-students (travel support).  

Full-time non-local research postgraduate students who register on July 1, 2019 and thereafter are guaranteed a hall place in their first year of study.

Recipients of Hong Kong PhD Fellowship (HKPF) and HKU Presidential PhD Scholarship (HKU-PS) are guaranteed a hall place in Year 1, with possibility of renewal in Year 2.

Composition Fees and Living Expenses

Please click here for the full schedule of fees.

Living Expenses for Non-local Students

The living costs vary from one person to another, depending on the type of accommodation selected and other factors. Usually, the postgraduate scholarship is sufficient to cover food, lodging, general living expenses and composition fees. Please click  here   for further information.

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Ph.D. in Finance

Program information.

At the University of Kansas, finance doctoral students are trained to teach at the university level, to do research that is publishable in top academic journals, and to analyze questions that are important to government agencies and the private sector. Successful students develop close working relationships with the KU finance faculty, both in the classroom and on co-authored research. Many of our students publish their first research study before finishing the program, and most students accept jobs at universities rated “high” or “very high” in research activity by the Carnegie Foundation.

We emphasize rigorous training and hands-on experience. Five semesters of coursework include a firm grounding in economic theory, thorough training in statistics and econometrics, and an immersion in the most important research studies in corporate finance, investments and financial institutions.

Application deadlines

Priority: December 15, 2023

Final: January 10, 2024

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Students begin their own research during the first year of the program and present their first research seminar early in the second year of the program. Many of our students publish their first research study before finishing the program, and most students accept jobs at universities rated “high” or “very high” in research activity by the Carnegie Foundation.

We emphasize rigorous training and hands-on experience. Successful students develop close working relationships with the KU finance faculty, both in the classroom and on co-authored research. Students typically teach three undergraduate finance classes before graduating.

Program details

Core courses, statistical methods.

BSAN 920: Probability for Business Research OR MATH 727: Probability Theory

BSAN 921: Statistics for Business Research OR MATH 728: Statistical Theory

BSAN 922: Advanced Regression

ECON 800: Optimization Techniques I

ECON 801: Microeconomics I

ECON 802: Microeconomics II

BE 917: Advanced Managerial Economics

Concentration courses

FIN 901: Current Research in Finance

FIN 937: Seminar in Business Finance

FIN 938: Seminar in Investments

FIN 939: Seminar in Financial Institutions

Supporting courses

ECON 817: Econometrics I

ECON 818: Econometrics II

One of the three sequences below

Sequence 1: Minor in Research Methods

ECON 715: Elementary Econometrics

Advanced elective research methods course

Sequence 2: Minor in Research Methods and Financial Accounting

ACCT 928: Introduction to Accounting Research

ACCT 932: Seminar in Financial Accounting Research I

Sequence 3: Minor in Research Methods and Applied Economics

ECON 770: Economics of the Labor Market

ECON 870: Applied Microeconomics

For more information, view a detailed list of courses in the academic catalog.

A course that is not being offered within a reasonable timeframe, or a course in which a student can demonstrate competence my be, with the approval of the area group and the Ph.D. Team, replaced with another course.

Area-specific core requirements may by changed subject to the approval of the area group and the Ph.D. Team.

A minimum of 15 courses, plus BUS 902 and BUS 903 are required for completion of the degree.

Courses recommended for preparation for the qualifier assessment may not be included in the concentration or minor areas.

• Summer research
• Pass the Finance Qualifier Assessment
• Present first-year research paper
• Teach an undergraduate finance class
• Pass the Finance Comprehensive Exam
• Present second-year research paper
• Present your dissertation proposal
• Defend your dissertation proposal

Program faculty

• Associate Dean, Undergraduate Programs
• Anderson Chandler Professor
• School of Business Administration
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• Assistant Professor
• Finance academic area

• Koch Professor in Business Economics

• Koch Distinguished Professor in Business Economics
• Harold Otto Chair of Economics

• Area Director, Finance
• O. Maurice Joy Professor

• Associate Professor
• Director, Davis Center for Figure Sense

• Capitol Federal Fellow

• Associate Dean of Graduate Programs
• Capitol Federal Professor
• School of Business administration

Finance doctoral students

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Programme Introduction

The BSc(QFin) programme equips you with the quant skills that are required in more advanced and sophisticated financial analyses, such as valuation models of structured products, risk management, data analysis, financial engineering, and quantitative trading.

The programme goes beyond merely equipping students with quant skills. More importantly, it stresses on combining these skills with an understanding of the financial markets, the macro environment, and the practical situations where financial managers work. To this end, the curriculum offers a balanced mix of quant and business courses.

In the first two years students take basic finance courses such as accounting, corporate finance, macroeconomics, derivatives, and portfolio management. At the same time, they are introduced to a strong foundation in probability, statistics, calculus, linear algebra, and computer programming.

Students will apply the aforementioned quant skills in specialised QFin courses the third and fourth years of study, such as risk management, financial engineering, spreadsheet financial modelling, and mathematical finance. They can also choose from a wide selection of major elective courses such as time series analysis, big data and quant trading.

To nurture students’ professional knowledge and market acumen, the programme provides a wide range of value-enhancing activities, such as Round Tables with Practitioners, Alumni Drinks, Executive Mentorship Scheme, Bloomberg workshops, simulation trading workshops, and an international field trip to other international financial centres such as New York, London and Zurich.

• The BSc(QFin) programme is fully accredited by the Professional Risk Managers International Association (PRMIA). PRMIA offers the Professional Risk Manager (PRM) designation which is regarded as one of the definitive designations in the risk management industry. Graduates from the BSc(QFin) are exempted from the PRM Paper 1.
• The BSc(QFin) programme is a designated University Affiliation Programme (UAP) of the Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA) Institute which manages the highly respected CFA designation. As a UAP, the BSc(QFin) programme embeds a significant portion of the CFA Candidate Body of Knowledge into its curriculum, which provides students with a solid grounding in practical, relevant, and up-to-date investment education. A CFA scholarship is available to BSc(QFin) students to take the CFA Level I Examination.

Because of their quant skills, BSc(QFin) graduates have more career choices than regular finance or business graduates. Besides standard roles they could pursue, such as investment bankers, equity researchers, and wealth managers, BSc(QFin) graduates have an edge in jobs that require quantitative and numerical competency, such as quant traders, data analysts, financial engineers, and risk managers.

BSc(QFin) graduates have successfully landed jobs with reputable financial institutions such as Morgan Stanley, UBS, Credit Suisse, Barclays Capital, J P Morgan, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Securities and Futures Commission, and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

The degree also opens doors to postgraduate studies in finance and economics.

If you’re considering this programme, please review our programme-specific application standards and deadlines to give yourself the best possible chance of securing a place.  

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ASU announces 2024 Outstanding Graduate Students

SAN ANGELO, Texas ( Concho Valley Homepage ) — With Angelo State University’s spring commencement ceremonies almost upon us, the university has announced its 2024 Outstanding Graduate Students.

ASU to hold 5 ceremonies for spring graduations

The students, as well as the recipients of three superlative awards, were announced during the recent Graduate Research Symposium and Awards Ceremony in the Houston Harte University Center. The honorees were nominated by faculty in their respective academic departments, and each received a certificate of recognition.

The 2024 Outstanding Graduate Students are listed below alongside their hometowns, majors, and colleges:

College of Arts and Humanities

Diana Sergeant of Breckenridge – communication

Andrea Wieman of O’Fallon, Illinois – global security studies

Autumn Cleveland of Roby – English

Norris-Vincent College of Business

Peyton Black of Spearman – professional accountancy

College of Education

Darbi Tidwell of Brownwood – mental health and wellness counseling

Rachel Brandon-Hopper of Abilene – student development and leadership in higher education

Sandra Borges of Artesia, New Mexico – administrative leadership

Bryanne Burke Scott of Belton – educational leadership

Julia Collins of Conroe – curriculum and instruction-advanced instructor

Liv Liebman of Austin – professional school counseling

College of Health and Human Services

Samantha Thomas of Cisco – family nurse practitioner

Ketsaly Monic Castaneda of Del Rio – nurse educator

Jesus Aguilar of Fredericksburg – physical therapy

Leigh Anne Dycus of Cisco – athletic training

Hollis Haby of San Antonio – counseling psychology

Brian Baxter of Austin – applied psychology

Avery McNeme of Lubbock – coaching, sport, recreation and fitness administration

College of Science and Engineering

Alyssa Allen of Ira – agriculture

Kami Smith of Hermleigh – animal science

The winners of the three superlative awards were selected from among the Outstanding Graduate Students by a separate committee. These recipients are as follows:

Samantha Thomas – Academic Excellence

Hollis Haby – Research Excellence

Julia Collins – Leadership Excellence

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to ConchoValleyHomepage.com.

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Some recent academic placements of our Ph.D. students are listed by year of graduation