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Since its official opening in 1991, HKUST has established itself as an intellectual powerhouse, energizing Hong Kong's transformation into a knowledge-based society, and securing a place on the academic world map in record-breaking time.

The University's mission is to advance learning and knowledge through teaching and research, particularly in science and technology, engineering, management and business studies, and at the postgraduate level. Our vision is to be a leading world-class university with significant international impact and strong local commitment. We aim to play a key role in the social and professional development of Hong Kong by forging partnerships with government, business and industry.

HKUST is a research university and the only one to offer an all-PhD faculty in Hong Kong. In only 15 years, HKUST has catapulted itself into the ranks of the world's top 50 universities. This rapid success has been built on universal strengths and accomplishments. Scientists of the University have developed the world's smallest single-walled nanotubes with superconducting properties; uncovered the fifth gene linked to the causes of schizophrenia; developed the gene-chip based technology for efficient, accurate and cost-effective testing of the authenticity of TCMs(Traditional Chinese Medicine); devised a fast motion estimation algorithm that forms part of the international MPEG-4 standard, and developed the first ever wireless streaming system for mobile phones based on Audio Visual coding Standard (AVS) technology. Our Business School has been ranked by Financial Times as the top Asia-Pacific business school offering full-time MBA programs and the School's Executive MBA Program was ranked 6th in the world. In Humanities and Social Science, our research on China Studies is ranked first among local universities, and among the top 5 worldwide in terms of publications in the top 3 journals.

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All the University's faculty staff have achieved excellence in their fields and are highly respected as both teachers and researchers. Faculty staff include both established academics and promising scholars from different backgrounds, with most having experience at the world's leading research universities. Our staff care about Hong Kong, its people and its future. Most importantly, they care about their students.

Our students are highly qualified and motivated young adults with wide interests. In addition to having received a well-rounded secondary education and achieved good grades, they are typically active participants in diverse activities. Around 1 ,820 full-time undergraduate students are admitted annually, with almost all being Hong Kong residents.

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What We Offer

HKUST believes in total education. Undergraduate programs are designed to strike a balance between the sharp focus prevalent in traditional Chinese and British universities and the broad characteristics of American universities. In addition to courses in the field of major study and related areas, students must take courses in general education that introduce them to different ideas,

concepts, and modes of thought.

Normally require full-time attendance for three academic years All lead to honors degrees

Credit-based system:

- structured set of courses, credits are earned semester-by-semester toward the completion of the degree requirements

- for graduation, students need to accumulate a total of 100 to 1 05 credits, as specified for each program, and must include at least 18 credits of course work in general education

Offer minor programs in the following areas:

- Biochemistry - Biology -Chemistry

- China Studies - Humanities - Information Technology - Liberal Studies - Mathematics -Physics

- Social Science -Technology Management - Bioengineering

Lead to dual program designations provided:

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- program requirements of both programs must be completed within the normal period of study

Use English as medium of instruction

Require course work in English to strengthen the language training:

- First year: compulsory year-long one-credit course in English for Academic

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- Beyond first year: course work in English communication at the 1 00 level or above is required

For a list of all undergraduate programs offered in the 2007-2008 academic year, please refer to page 24-27.

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The University's extensive International Exchange Programs offer the opportunity to study at over 1 00 top institutions in more than 20 countries/regions. Exchange partners include highly renowned universities in North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. In addition to overseas exchange, partner institutes in the Chinese Mainland also welcome students for exchange programs.

Discover Yourself

Mentoring is a relationship in which someone more experienced and more senior helps a student to discover more about himself/herself, his/~er potential and capability. Mentoring Programs involve lunch/dinner meetings, simulated formal conferences and presentations to help students acquire practical skills and knowledge, and more importantly, develop positive values, personal beliefs and life philosophy.

Practice Makes Perfect

Many of our undergraduate programs offer internships in major firms and multinational companies to give students the chance to apply theory to practice and to experience the culture and work environment. Internships may include field projects, full-time summer

internships, in-company placements and part-time internships during the academic year.

Speak Another Language

The Language Center offers a wide range of Language Enhancement Services.

Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and other language courses are available.

As English is the University's medium of instruction, the Center's English

programs aim to help students gain the most benefit from their undergraduate curriculum.

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Every year, talks, seminars and forums are organized to provide students with insights on a wide range of subjects. Distinguished guests including Nobel Laureates, top researchers, business leaders, professors and outstanding artists have been invited to share their knowledge and opinions on topics ranging from the latest developments at the frontiers of research to their own life experiences.

Future Entrepreneurs

Part of the enginet?ring curriculum, the High-Tech Entrepreneur Program (HTEP) provides entrepreneur training for innovative students. Engineering students

are introduced to business and management skills, enabling them to gain hands-on experience of turning an engineering innovation into a business project.

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HKUST graduates are well prepared for the careers of today. Our graduates

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Among those who decided to pursue further full-time studies, nearly 70% chose to stay at HKUST. Other graduates went abroad to top universities around the world, including Stanford,Yale, Harvard, Princeton, U. of Pennsylvania, UC Berkeley, MIT and Cambridge.

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Living on campus is a great way to achieve total education. All first year students,

who apply to stay in hall, will be offered residence in one of the University's six

halls for at least a semester. Close to 40% of second and third year undergraduates are provided with residence on campus. Residential living plays a special role

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student Development Opportunities

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Students are encouraged to participate in sports and recreational activities. The Healthy Life Style Course enables students to enjoy the fun of participation in sports and exercise.

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The University welcomes applications from local and non-local students who are seeking admission to full-time studies at the undergraduate level.

Undergraduate students may enter the University through either the JUPAS

Scheme or via Direct Admissions.

For current Secondary 7 students in Hong Kong sitting for the Hong Kong

Advanced Level Examination (HKALE) in 2007 ("school applicants")

For other applicants seeking admission on the strength of HKALE results*

The JUPAS Scheme ("Joint University Programmes Admissions System") enables

applicants to apply on the strength of their HKALE results for admission to the

undergraduate programs of the 8 UGC-funded institutions of Hong Kong.

Applicants applying through JUPAS should refer to the JUPAS Guide for details on application procedures.

• Students who are currently enrolled as fuiJ~time/sandwich degree students in any of the eight JUPAS participating institutions

should apply through Direct Admissions even if they are applying on the strength of their current and/or past HKALE results. However, in accordance with guidelines on the inter-institution transfer of students, repeating of UGC-funded study across institutions, irrespective of whether there is a change of program or discipline, is generally discouraged.

For applicants seeking admission on the strength of qualifications other than HKALE results

Online Application http://www.ust.hk/admissions/

Application Period 3 Oct - 29 Dec 2006

Application Fee For Local Applicants HK$200 (Online Application)

HK$400 (Paper Application)

Application materials are also available at the Admissions, Registration and

Records Office.

After reviewing the application forms and reports, selected applicants will be

interviewed from March onwards. The fact that an applicant is not invited for

interview does not mean that he/she is not being considered for admission.

Successful applicants may be made a firm offer or an offer with conditions.

To reserve the place offered, applicants may be required to pay a non-refundable

deposit which will be applied to the tuition fee. Other applicants will be placed

on a reserve list and reconsidered when the HKALE or other examination results

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HKUST attracts students from all over the world to study and learn with the best and the brightest. In particular, they will gain broader perspectives on China and the region. The International and Mainland Students Program Office (IMSPO) <http://www.ust.hk/intl-admit> and the International Students Service of the Student Affairs Office <https://www.ab.ust.hk/sao/iss/> provide services to help them settle down, know more about the campus and discover different aspects of life in Hong Kong. The International Student Advisor, in co-operation with some student societies, organizes activities to enrich their experience in HKUST and in Hong Kong.

Non-local applicants should apply directly to the University. Prospective non-local undergraduate students should first write to the Director of Admissions, Registration and Records, providing full details of their educational qualifications so that an initial assessment may be made as to their entry qualifications. If official transcripts are in a language other than English or Chinese, a certified translation into English must be provided.

Applicants should be aware that competition for admission is such that only very well qualified candidates will gain admission. Because of the differences between educational systems, students eligible to enter undergraduate programs in their own countries may find that their qualifications are not necessarily recognized for entry to HKUST.

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Visa

In order to study in Hong Kong, non-local students must obtain a student visa. Applications should be made well in advance at a Chinese Embassy or Consulate, or by writing directly to:

Immigration Department, HKSAR Government, 2/F, Immigration Tower,

7 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong.

Web site: http://www.immd.gov.hk

Students from the Chinese Mainland should note that new procedures for obtaining an entry permit have come into effect from mid-July 2003. Information relating to application procedures is available at :

http://www.ust.hk/admissions/ug/admissions/ug_prog/visa.html

Applicants will be required to show sufficient financial resources to cover expenses for their period of study. They must also nominate a sponsor who is a resident of Hong Kong, aged over 21, to whom they are known personally . Those who have difficulty in nominating a sponsor may indicate on their visa applications that the University's Director of Admissions, Registration and Records is willing to act in this capacity.

· For the purpose of admission of non-local students, non-local students are defined by the University Grants Committee

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General University Requirements

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HK$42, 1 00 per annum (Fees for 2007-08 will be announced by the HKSAR Government in the summer of 2007)

Tuition fee for the Year 4 of the Dual Degree Program in Technology and Management is tentatively set at HK$60,000 per annum.

For further information, please visit:

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http://www.ust.hk/admissionslug/admissions/direct/fees.html (for Direct Admissions)

• For full-time non-local students (for 2006-07):

(a) Admitted to the three-year undergraduate degree program (except the BBA program in Global Business), either through direct admission, or upon completion of the Preparatory (Year 0) Program ···· ··· ·· HK$ 70,000 per annum (b) Admitted to the BBA program in Global Business or the Dual Degree Program in Technology and Management, either through direct admission, or upon completion of the Preparatory (Year 0) Program ··· HK$ 90,000 per annum (c) The Preparatory Year (Year 0) Program··· ···HK$ 60,000 per annum

For further information, please visit:

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2. Undergraduate Hall charges:

Subject to confirmation, for a residential year of about 9 months from September 2007 to May 2008:

- $9,600 per person in double rooms - $7,190 per person in triple rooms

3. Estimated total cost:

Apart from tuition fee, the total cost of living and studying at the University is expected to be about $52,000 for two semesters and the winter session from early September to early June, including on-campus student housing, subsistence, textbooks, local travel, sports equipment, clothing, and other personal needs.

Scholarships and Prizes

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Full-time students who have the right of abode in Hong Kong or have resided or have had their home in Hong Kong continuously for three complete years immediately prior to the commencement of their year of study are eligible to apply to the Government Student Financial Assistance Agency (SFAA) for financial aid. Holders of student visas are not eligible, irrespective of their number of years of residence in Hong Kong at the University. Assistance is offered through two schemes:

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University Loans and Bursaries

Students with additional financial needs may apply for loans and bursaries administered by the University. In general, these funds are used to supplement, but not substitute for, Government financial assistance. Details of loans and bursaries are available at the Student Affairs Office.

Credit Transfer

Applicants from universities, polytechnics or other post-secondary institutions who have completed, or are studying curriculum relevant to the program(s) for which they are applying, may apply for credit transfer upon admission. Transfer credits from programs of other institutions attended by the student prior to the admission to HKUST will only be granted if the prior study was properly disclosed in the student's application for admission. Application must be made within one month of commencement of first semester.

Courses accepted for transfer credits must normally be at a level more advanced than studies for the advanced level (A-level) examinations and be taught by a recognized institution. The total number of credits to be transferred will be decided with regard to the University policy that no student shall be permitted to graduate unless she/he has:

1. completed a minimum of one year of full-time study at HKUST and obtained a minimum of 35 HKUST credits; and

2. if the student has enrolled in a minor program, she/he is not considered for completion of the minor program unless at least two-thirds of the credits counting towards the minor program requirements are HKUST credits.

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Applicants requiring advice or assistance on admission-related matters are welcome

to contact the Admissions, Registration and Records Office. All enquiries should

indicate the degree program(s) of interest and be addressed to: Director of Admissions, Registration and Records

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Telephone:

Facsimile:

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(852) 2623-1118 (852) 2358-0769 For JUPAS applicants: For all other applicants:

Service Counter Opening Hours at Room 1381:

Mondays - Fridays 9 am - 5 pm

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The University Calendar

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Detailed information about the University can be found in the University* Academic

Calendar, published in summer every year. Each new student will be provided with

a free copy of the Calendar upon registration. The Academic Calendar for the

2006-07 academic year is available online at : http:/ /publish. ust.hk!calendar

Student Outreach Day

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The annual Student Outreach Day is usually held in September (23 September in Year

2006). Students are welcome to visit our campus to get acquainted with the University

as well as the curricula we offer through exhibitions, seminars, video shows, and tours of the campus and our facilities.

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