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Special Announcement

21 Sep 2026

Early Closure of Student Affairs Office on Mid-Autumn Festival: The Student Affairs Office, including the reception counter and counselling services, will close early at 4:00 pm on Mid-Autumn Festival (25 September 2026). The Sports Centre will close at 6:30 pm on the same day. If you need counselling support during non-office hours, you may reach our Non-Office Hours Counselling Hotline at 8100-1583. Thank you for your kind attention.
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Nurturing Future Leaders -       A Pathway to Greatness

The Outstanding Student Academy

Each year, PolyU acknowledges exceptional students through the presentation of the Outstanding Student Award (OSA) and Presidential Student Leadership Award (PSLA), recognising their exemplary academic performance, exceptional leadership skills, notable achievements in extracurricular activities, and dedication to community service. Their achievements are worth sharing and celebrating. To build a bridge connecting our excellent students, the University established the Outstanding Student Academy (the Academy) in 2024.

The Academy is established to tap into the talent of these exceptional students, provide ongoing support and nurture their development throughout their university journey. It also seeks to inspire the entire student population through their impactful stories and achievements.

The Academy consists of the recipients of the Outstanding Student Award (OSA) and Presidential Student Leadership Award (PSLA). Awardees will instantly be granted membership in the Academy and will serve as Executive Committee members (ExCo members). Members are engaged in tailored activities and receive targeted support designed specifically for them. 

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