I'm a student majoring in environmental art, and I'd like to ask about studying in Hong Kong. Compared with the domestic postgraduate entrance examination, can this major study in Hong Kong?

Schools in Hong Kong do not provide graduate students majoring in environmental art, but can learn some art design.

Compared with domestic graduate students, the advantages and disadvantages are as follows:

Hong Kong will have more concepts, richer perspectives and more learning resources (this depends on whether you have a purpose to learn).

From the perspective of education, the comparison between China Mainland and Hongkong mainly depends on whether you graduated from a prestigious school or not. If it's more than 2 1 1, it's better than Hong Kong, because if you go to Hong Kong, nine times out of ten, it will delay your job search in China. If you are not strong enough or the school really puts you ahead of schedule, you will actually suffer a little when you come back, because it is difficult to stay in Hong Kong, and you can't enjoy some recruitment resources like your peers when you return home, unless you can travel back and forth between Hong Kong and Shenzhen well, and then you will be in Shenzhen. Finding a job in Shenzhen is certainly inspiring. After all, there are still many opportunities for jobs such as environmental art in Shenzhen.

On the whole, it is recommended to go out. Hong Kong has learned a lot. As for the problem of adhering to environmental art, it is really open to question, because in fact, nothing can be learned in 1 year.