PolyU JUPAS Consultation Day 2025 coming soon, providing latest information on programmes for JUPAS applicants

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) will hold the PolyU JUPAS Consultation Day 2025 on 24 May (Saturday) from 10am to 1pm. During the event, Joint University Programmes Admissions System (JUPAS) applicants can obtain the latest updates on PolyU programmes, enabling them to re-evaluate and finalise their programme choices by late-July. Registration for the Consultation Day is now open at  https://www.polyu.edu.hk/conday.

On the event day, the Academic Registry will host two sessions of talks on “Admission Strategy & Flexible Admission Arrangement” to introduce the latest admission information and JUPAS selection strategies. Professors and faculty representatives will be on hand to provide programme information, while student representatives will share their experiences of campus life and offer interview tips, helping prospective applicants to prepare in advance. In addition, faculties and schools will organise programme seminars, consultation sessions and guided tours to campus facilities to help interested students gain a better understanding of the University’s entrance requirements and features of their preferred disciplines/programmes, while also experiencing a taste of the vibrant campus learning atmosphere.

PolyU has adopted a flexible and diverse admissions strategy. For the 2025/26 academic year, alongside the departmental scheme-based admissions and specialised programmes, PolyU is launching seven new bachelor’s degree schemes.  One is the Bachelor’s Degree Scheme in Interdisciplinary Studies, which breaks through the traditional academic framework by implementing a personalised coaching system. It allows students, with guidance from PolyU’s distinguished professors, to design their own major based on personal interests and aspirations, helping to nurture professionals and leaders with interdisciplinary skills, innovative thinking and a global perspective to address the diverse challenges of future society.

PolyU also continues to optimise its flexible admission arrangements. Applicants who fall slightly short of the general entrance requirements for degree programmes, i.e. “3-3-2-A-3-3” (level 3 in both languages, level 2 in Mathematics, “Attained” in Citizenship and Social Development, together with level 3 in two additional electives) can be given special consideration for admission if they demonstrate outstanding performance overall or excel in specific subjects. For details, please visit Study@PolyU: https://www.polyu.edu.hk/study.

For enquiries about the “PolyU JUPAS Consultation Day 2025”, please email arevents.enquiry@polyu.edu.hk.

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