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Hong Kong is Asia's most globally connected city and the gateway to China, offering excellent study opportunities.

Hong Kong represents a fusion of Chinese heritage and a Colonial influence. This international financial centre is a cross-cultural and diversified city where the modernity of skyscrapers and historical sites exist side by side, serving as a true bridge between the East and the West.

Studying in Hong Kong is a good opportunity to experience Asia, and provides a perspective on how China is changing as it integrates into the global environment. Apart from studying, there is always something interesting to explore in Hong Kong: dive into a festival, hike a mountain trail, catch a show, visit a temple, explore a walled village, shop for fun, etc.

Hong Kong: ranked world's best city

Hong Kong is ranked 5th in IMD World Competitiveness Ranking 2024, based on economic performance, government efficiency, business efficiency and infrastructure.

Hong Kong is ranked 22nd in QS Best Student Cities 2025, based on university rankings, student mix, desirability, employer activity, affordability, and student view.

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has over eight decades’ history of application-oriented education. Since 1937, the university and its predecessors have graduated 448,000 students, many of which are now leaders of their professions and the community.

PolyU Faculty of Business, popularly known as the PolyU Business School (PBS), is a world-class business school that offers high-quality academic programmes and leads cutting-edge research in business and related disciplines. Dedicated to the pursuit of Innovation-driven Education and Scholarship (IDEAS), PBS engages stakeholders to deliver societal impact in a sustainable way, with a focus on Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area. Through our educational programmes, partnerships, and close links with industry and the professional community, we strive to transfer knowledge and technology to the wider community.