Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL)

The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) was established with the aim to enhance the teaching and learning quality at HSUHK. CTL serves to coordinate, plan, review, promote, and implement the following four areas of work: (a) enhancement of excellence and innovation in teaching and learning; (b) the University’s Common Core Curriculum; (c) e-learning, by supporting teaching and learning with the effective use of emerging technologies, Mass Open Online Courses (MOOCs), online courses, blended learning, Smart Learning initiatives, and virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies; and (d) pedagogy of Service-Learning. There are four sections, namely (i) Common Core Curriculum, (ii) E-Learning, (iii) Service-Learning, and (iv) Teaching and Learning Enhancement, that serve to achieve excellence in teaching and learning.

English Language Centre (ELC)

The ELC provides a cozy and relaxing environment for students to engage in English language learning. Through theme-based workshops, consultations, competitions, English-related projects, as well as references and online resources, students can improve English skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

HSUHK Jockey Club Residential Colleges

Residential Colleges (RCs) are the second home to 1,100 undergraduate students. Students will live and learn with faculty and peers from diverse backgrounds through a wide range of activities that nurture student residents socially and intellectually. There are four RCs and each has its own theme:

Lee Yick Hoi Lun Mosaic College – Cultural Diversity
S H Ho Wellness College – Healthy Living
Patrick S C Poon Amity College – Community Service
Fung Yiu King Evergreen College — Sustainability

IT Learning Centre (ITLC)

ITLC offers various levels of IT workshops and IT courses to our HSUHK students which equip them with essential and substantial IT knowledge and IT skills to meet the challenges of nowadays changing world.

To ensure that our degree students will be equipped with basic IT competence, students admitted in or before 2019-20 are required to take and pass the IT Proficiency Test and attend the two compulsory IT workshops for graduation.

For students admitted in or after 2020-21, please click HERE to check whether or not you are exempted from the IT Proficiency Programme.

Information Technology Services Centre (ITSC)

Information Technology Services Centre (ITSC) aim to provide comprehensive IT support and services to enhance your learning experience. We offer a wide range of IT services, including Wi-Fi network and infrastructure support, software and applications development.

We encourage you to explore our ITSC website and familiarize yourself with the various IT services and resources available to you. We are here to support you throughout your academic journey and help you achieve your goals.

Library

HSUHK Library is your learning partner! Come explore our collections, services and facilities. We provide various learning support resources and offer information skills development programmes that can help you in the pursuit of knowledge and achieve academic success. Start your learning journey with us by joining an orientation session today!

Registry

The Registry handles student registration and records, module registration, add/drop and withdrawal, class and examination scheduling, student academic standing, transcript and other academic certification, academic events and ceremonies.

Please read the Academic Regulations for Undergraduate Programmes and visit the Current Undergraduate Student page at Registry for detailed information concerning your study, such as attendance and graduation requirementsmodule registration, add/drop and withdrawalexamination, etc. You may also contact your Personal Tutor or Academic Advisor of your Department/Schools for assistance. The Registry will announce all important information related to your study on eCampus and via HSUHK email.

Student Affairs Office (SAO)

In support of the University’s education goals, SAO strives to create a supportive and challenging learning environment by providing a wide range of co-curricular programmes and residential life experience. Our ultimate aims are to foster student success and to equip our students to make contributions to society.

The Institute for Chinese Language and Culture (ICLC)

We have set up the following centres under the ICLC to enhance liberal arts education and professional skill development in compliance with the aim of the university: Centre for Business Ethics and Culture, Chinese Language Centre and Putonghua Education and Assessment Centre. The Putonghua Education and Assessment Centre was established to implement the National Putonghua Proficiency Test in collaboration with the State Language and Writing Commission, with the aim of helping students achieve a Putonghua level that is internationally certified and to fulfil the graduation requirement.

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