HKSYU Records 12% Increase in Applications Following DSE Results

2025-07-17

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) announces that, following the release of this year’s HKDSE results, the university will conclude its first-round application on Monday, 21 July. As of midday, the university has received in excess of 10,000 eligible applications, submitted via both in-person and online platform, representing a 12% increase compared to the previous year.

The most sought-after programmes among applicants include Social Work, Business Administration, and Accounting. Additionally, current students holding associate degrees or higher diplomas who wish to enroll in Year 2 or Year 3 articulation programmes are invited to complete their registration on campus during 17–18 July.

Applicants who have received official admission notices are gradually arriving on campus to complete their registration procedures. Meanwhile, members of various societies are taking the opportunity to recruit new members.

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The Department of Counselling and Psychology at HKSYU commemorated the inaugural postgraduate alumni dinner with over 130 attendees.

HKSYU and Antiquities Office Host 3D Dinosaur Fossil Workshop

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