The College of Computing serves as a centre of excellence in the integrated study of computer science, data science, and statistics, leveraging the synergies among these disciplines. It aims to foster cutting-edge collaborative research, develop advanced analytical tools, and create AI-powered solutions to tackle complex global challenges.
The Jockey Club College of Veterinary Medicine and Life Sciences, the first of its kind in Hong Kong, serves as a leading local and regional centre of excellence in research and training. The College has launched the first 6-year Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine programme in Asia designed to meet strenuous international accreditation standards. Our partner in this endeavour is Cornell University, the top-ranked veterinary school in the world.
The scope of the College of Engineering encompasses transformational research and teaching areas as diverse as computer science; civil/electronic/biomedical/systems/mechanical engineering; materials science; and architecture and building technology. Our award-winning faculty spotlight the creation, development and dissemination of ground-breaking technologies that can improve life for future generations.
The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences is committed to conducting social science research that addresses critical social issues. Research projects cover a wide range of topics that expand our understanding of the human condition and development of human values.
The College of Business has long-standing partnerships with the mainland and Hong Kong business community that reinforce Hong Kong’s competitive edge. The college is one of the premier business schools in the world, accredited by AACSB International and EQUIS.
The innovative programmes and world-class research offered at the College of Science maintain a meaningful impact on local, regional and global societies. Aligning closely with the strategic goals and developments of the University, the College creates new knowledge and pursues cutting-edge ideas at the frontiers of science study today.