Hong Kong University of Education can be traced back to 1853, St. Paul's College, which was established in the middle of Qing Dynasty, and 188 1 the first normal government college in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong University of Education is an institution of higher learning funded by the Hong Kong SAR Government. Strive to cultivate educators and social leaders who are keen-minded, care about the society and look at the world, and aspire to be pioneers of education universities, laying a foundation for the development of education in Hong Kong and even the Asia-Pacific region.

Make a contribution. The Hong Kong University of Education has five university-level and ten college-level R&D centers covering the fields of education, social sciences and humanities. Internationally, the university was awarded the chairmanship of "Technical Education and Vocational Training and Lifelong Learning" by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and established the Observatory of "Research on Local Culture and Innovative Education".

In addition, according to the application results of government preferential research grants in 201-12, among the eight universities in Hong Kong, the success rate of funded projects ranks first, and education and social sciences rank second.

The University of Education offers research-oriented and curriculum-oriented postgraduate courses, including doctor of philosophy, master of philosophy, doctor of education, master of education, master of literature and master of social science education. Under the vision of "education-oriented, surpassing education", Hong Kong University of Education has one graduate school and three schools (namely, School of Bowen and Social Sciences, School of Education and Human Development and School of Humanities).

Provide a series of bachelor's, master's and doctoral education professional and multidisciplinary courses, including humanities, social sciences and creative arts and culture, to promote the development of teaching and learning.

The University of Hong Kong has always been committed to cultivating educators and social leaders who are keen-minded, concerned about society and have a global outlook. Up to now, there are about 6.5438+0.5 million alumni. Over the years, 74% of the winners of the "Chief Executive's Excellent Teaching Award" are graduates of this school or its predecessor Normal College, which proves its long-term contribution and strong strength in teacher education.