HKU champions whole-person education by welcoming an outstanding new cohort through JUPAS and diverse admissions routes. Students bring exceptional academic results and varied backgrounds across disciplines – reinforcing HKU’s role in shaping future leaders for Hong Kong.
Professor Hengshuang Zhao of the HKU School of Computing and Data Science has been named one of the 2025 ‘35 Innovators Under 35 China’ by MIT Technology Review for his contributions to AI research.
Professor Cecilia Chan Ka-yuk and partners introduce SuperTA, an innovative AI-driven education tool that is designed to enhance teaching practices in the GenAI era and is available to educators at all levels.
Professor Kaibin Huang of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering was presented with the Croucher Senior Research Fellowship 2026 for his outstanding scientific research achievements.
HKU has unveiled Vision for 2026–2035: Leadership for Impact, a strategic framework guiding the University’s direction for continued growth and development over the next decade, in its second century of academic excellence.
HKU Information Day for Undergraduate Admissions 2025 attracted 76,000 prospective students and families. Themed ‘AI for Every Mind’, the event highlighted HKU’s innovative integration of AI across various disciplines, preparing future leaders for a technology-driven world.
Professor Jay Siegel is HKU’s new Vice-President and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Teaching and Learning). Learn more about his vision to bring out the best in HKU’s students in a world saturated with technology.
