Is it worth studying for a postgraduate degree at the University of Hong Kong? Is it demanding?

On the question of whether graduate studies in Hong Kong are worth studying. According to my observation, when asking this question, my friend, you are in the following two situations:

1. You have a clear idea of ??going abroad to study, but you don’t know how to choose a suitable destination.

2. I don’t want to be too far away from home, and I am wavering between graduate students in universities in the Asia-Pacific region and graduate students in mainland China.

If it is the case in these two situations, then read on

(The picture shows Luk Yau-tang of the University of Hong Kong) Because I don’t know much about your situation, my friend, so I put the university in Hong Kong Some situations of studying are listed to facilitate your decision-making. Most students will choose to study for postgraduate courses in Hong Kong universities. It has the following advantages:

1. Short time and large workload. A general taught master's degree only takes one year. Yes, that's one year. Don’t think that you are paddling for a year, it’s impossible! Various project assignments across the UK have made me want to stay in the library this year. The English teaching environment allows you to practice listening and speaking, and at the same time, the short and efficient learning state really exercises your time management skills. Some people may worry about whether Hong Kong academic qualifications are recognized by the country. What is certain is that Hong Kong master's degrees (public schools) can be certified in the Ministry of Education Degree Network and are nationally recognized degrees.

2. Have a work visa. If you want to change your working environment by studying abroad, Hong Kong’s work visa is really friendly compared to other countries. The one-year work visa period is enough to find a suitable job.

3. Being close to home makes it easier to adapt to the environment. When going abroad, you may also need to consider issues such as environmental adaptation, language barriers, and eating habits. This is not the case in Hong Kong. Even the language issue that northern students are most worried about no longer needs to worry as Mandarin education in Hong Kong becomes more and more popular.

As for the question of whether the requirements are high or not, I think it is best to consult the seniors in your major to see what background information they used to successfully apply to the school of their choice. Then you can roughly compare it. I know that I still need to strengthen in that aspect. Finally, opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. I hope you decide on the path you want to take as soon as possible.

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