Hong Kong Baptist University

Established in 1956 by the Baptist Convention of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist College was initially a post-secondary college. The college gained university status and was renamed Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) in 1994, and is today committed to the provision of a whole person education. The university’s fundamental strengths lie in the arts and humanities and the use of technology to push the envelope of human imagination in the arts and cultural sphere. HKBU comprises seven faculties offering a wide array of programmes across a wide range of disciplines, from the arts, business and communication to social sciences, science and technology, and even Chinese medicine and sport. Student life at HKBU’s dynamic and vibrant campuses is enriched by a comprehensive range of services, facilities and initiatives to support students’ social lives, personal development and academic growth.