Study in Hong Kong

Hong Kong was a former British colony, and was handed over to China in

1997 and is an autonomous territory. It is a port and has become one of the

most important financial centres of the world. Being part of China, it is

naturally a part of United Nations Organisation, World Trade Organisation,

etc. However, in contrast to mainland China, whose currency is Yuan, its

currency is Hong Kong Dollar. It is the fourth most densely populated place in

the world. It has one of the highest per capita income of the world and the

seventh highest life expectancy in the world. It has a population around 7.4

million of various nationalities.

Two out of the world’s top 50 universities are in Hong Kong, and four

universities are ranked among Asia’s top ten. Even though Chinese is the local

language, the medium of instruction for most courses is English. Being a

business hub, it is obvious that it has some of the world’s best business

administration and executive business management programmes. It is also a

place for conducting world-class research. Studying in Hong Kong opens

students to the global culture that is brewing in a place where startups are

always taking place, thereby giving them the opportunity to experience the

know-how to exceed in business and business management. Students can stay

after completing their studies for 12 months without any restriction to seek

jobs. Students are advised to buy an Octopus card before even you exit the

airport as they can be used almost everywhere without fumbling for coins.

Hong Kong cuisine has much to offer to satisfy your tastebuds, including dim

sum dishes, barbecue called “Siu Mei” and seafood. Students will never get

bored in Hong Kong, thanks to the imperial and the post-colonial architecture

that have shaped it into a global destination, prominent among them being

Victoria Peak and Disneyland.

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