WHY DO HONG KONG?

After living under the British Empire for several years, Hong Kong is now an autonomous region of China. This means that in addition to obeying the laws of China, Hong Kong is self-determined in a number of areas, thereby establishing a cross-Western and oriental culture. Students have reason to believe that they can integrate rapidly and freely explore this land.

  English - primary language   English is one of the main languages ​​in Hong Kong. For international students, this is a great plus because they can easily communicate with the student community and keep up with their studies without having to undergo courses or language tests. It also means that students will be more comfortable learning where they live without having to read the road signs. Of course, no one can stop you from learning Cantonese, and actually "pocketing" a foreign language also brings a lot of advantages later on.    Beauty from history and culture   History brings to this land the cultural features and diversity, expressed in architecture, the image or the type of entertainment. Some international students find it difficult to study in a number of countries like Japan because everything is so different from theirs, and so Hong Kong scores in the eyes of international students. It's easy to find all the familiar brands and stores here (plus stores you never know of.) Besides, Hong Kong is a combination of different types of landscapes; You can "move" from the bustling metropolis to the skyscrapers to a mountain of trees in just a few short minutes. Studying in Hong Kong is so exciting and rewarding.   Possession of "top"   Although there are only eight public universities, these are the top universities, whether you rank them all over the world or only in Asia. QS recently recognized Hong Kong University as the 23rd-largest university in the world; Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Hongkong University of China respectively ranked 33rd and 40th respectively. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology ranked first in the regional rankings Asia; Hong Kong University and Hong Kong University of China are also in the top 10. When Times Higher Education publishes its Asia rankings, Hong Kong University ranks third while the previous year ranked them only 35. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Hongkong University of China ranked ninth and twelfth respectively.   Dynamic rhythm   Hong Kong is a populated area with 7 million people living. You will find the pace of life here very fast if you come from the big cities and towns. On campus, students spend a lot of their time discussing with their tutors, and are often forced to attend social events (such as the High Table at the University of Hong Kong). Obviously, time management skills will be what you need most if you want to get high scores and at the same time make the most of your time in a new city.   Favorable geographical location   Located just south of China, Hong Kong is the gateway for international students to this vast country. You have a reason to hesitate when deciding to come to China, but it can be that hesitation that robs your precious opportunities. In addition, your perspective on this area will change as you study in Hong Kong - one of China's two major autonomous regions. You can choose to study and speak Cantonese - which is no small advantage when you decide to step into China and capture the opportunities here. In any case, China is still a major influence on the world economy and politics, as well as the venue for important events such as the Olympics.   Hong Kong is also close to the heart of Asia, so you can use the free time to travel to several countries, learning more about culture and people.