Your question is very general. I hope you can add something. First of all, HKUST is neither 2 1 1 nor a national key university. However, as one of several institutions under the former Ministry of Light Industry, the direction of food, fermentation, drying and papermaking is still very strong in the industry. The Food College has a national key laboratory, and the fermentation major is a national excellent course. The current party secretary of the Intellectual Property Office is a graduate of HKUST, so as long as there is a better school to choose from, I suggest you find another job. In particular, graduate students majoring in HKUST should not apply. I hope you're not too disappointed. As a student of HKUST, I just tell the truth, hoping to help you.