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What are the requirements for applying for a postgraduate degree at the University of Hong Kong?
1, professional requirements: a first-class bachelor's degree (with an average score of 85 points), and good academic performance is an important condition for going to college.

2. English ability: Good English ability is also one of the most important conditions (IELTS 6.0 or above, TOEFL, or CET-6 recognized by some majors).

3. College background: The applicant's college background (2 1 1 or not) and major, as well as the matching degree with the applied university major are also the application points.

4. Material writing: professional document processing and guidance, grasping the application time and monitoring the whole process are also the guarantee for successful application.

5. Internship, awards and other materials: If the applicant can provide a formal internship certificate, if he has been a volunteer or won a professional award, it will also be helpful to apply for an OFFER.

The above application requirements are some of the most basic requirements, which can also be said to be the lowest requirements. Hong Kong is selected on the basis of merit.

Therefore, the success factor of the application only depends on the hard conditions of the undergraduate course, and it needs to be combined with its own comprehensive conditions, the specific conditions of specific colleges and majors (requirements+competitiveness), your paperwork, submission time, interview performance and many other factors.

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The University of Hong Kong is the first university in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong College of Western Medicine, founded by 1887, was merged with the Hong Kong Government Institute of Science and Technology, and191was formally established on Hong Kong Island. Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China, is the first graduate of Hong Kong College of Western Medicine.

At that time, western powers scrambled to set up universities in China. At that time, Governor Lu Ya believed that Britain also needed to set up a university in Hong Kong to compete with other powers, so that China people (especially Hong Kong people) could identify with British values and counter the cultural ideas of other powers, which would help Britain expand its influence in South China and consolidate its overall governance in Hong Kong.

In the Qing government, the governors of Guangdong, Guangxi and Hong Kong, as well as the industrial and commercial circles in various provinces and ports, also believed that the establishment of universities would help China people learn western technology and make China self-reliant, so they acquiesced and supported it. At that time, an industrial accident occurred on a cargo ship owned by Swire Group, resulting in many China crew members being killed or injured. The management was eager to repair the company's image, so they donated money together to fund the establishment of HKU.

With the support of the British government and other British-funded enterprises in Hong Kong (such as HSBC), Lua finally raised enough funds to establish a university, and presided over the groundbreaking ceremony of the university on March 19 16, 2000.

HKU was founded in 19 1 1 year, and the official founding ceremony was held in 19 12. Lu Ji thought that China society was not suitable for contacting the western humanistic values (such as communism) at that time. At first, the university imitated the system of Liverpool University, emphasizing science and engineering over humanities. Therefore, only three colleges were established, namely, Medical College, Engineering College and Liberal Arts College. No humanities courses such as sociology and philosophy were offered in the colleges.

References:

China Postgraduate Entrance Examination Network of the University of Hong Kong-Five Requirements for Postgraduate Application of the University of Hong Kong