Over 3,000 students from Hong Kong study undergraduate and postgraduate courses in London. The majority of students from Hong Kong study at undergraduate level. Creative arts & design, business and social studies courses are the most popular subjects followed by engineering & technology, law and biological science courses.

Entry requirements at London universities for students from Hong Kong
Course entry requirements can vary depending on the university and degree you choose. The information below is only a guide so be sure to check the entry requirements for your favourite courses.

Entry Requirements for Undergraduate Courses (First degree)
You will need a minimum of two HKAL/GCE A-levels or equivalent with good grades. Some universities will require three A-levels, especially for popular courses.

Many universities also accept the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE). Typically, you will need a combination of core and elective subjects with grades between 3 and 5.

Entry Requirements for Postgraduate Courses (Second degree)
You will need a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university with good grades. GPA requirements differ and can range from 2.6 to 3.3 out of 4.

Remember, you can contact the international office at your chosen universities and they will tell you if your qualifications meet the requirements of your chosen course.

Hong Kong Students living in UK
With over 3,000 students from Hong Kong living in London, alongside another 12,000 from mainland China, there is large Chinese community in the city contributing to the vibrant and diverse London population. London is a popular education destination for students from Hong Kong, with many drawn to the city in search of unique cultural experiences and learning opportunities. London offers the perfect blend of excellent academic facilities and endless opportunities to enrich your personal life though London’s many cultural offerings.

The Chinese community in London is particularly strong, making it easy for new international students to connect with a familiar culture via a variety of events and societies.

• You will find Chinese student societies at most London universities. These meet regularly and provide the perfect opportunity to make friends and enjoy Chinese culture, food and events.
• The Chinese Students and Scholars Association, United Kingdom (CSSA-UK) organises, sponsors, and supports various social and cultural activities among Chinese students and scholars in the UK. You will find sub-groups of CSSA at many of the London universities.
• The Association of British and Chinese University Students also has branch groups at several of the London universities. The aim of ABACUS is to promote and celebrate Chinese culture in
• Britain, which they do through regular meet-ups and events.
• London’s China Town is a hot-spot for events and the best places to get Chinese food.