New Support Office for International and Mainland Students

2025-10-10

With the increasing number of students from Chinese Mainland and overseas joining Hong Kong Shue Yan University, the university has established a new “International and Greater China Student Support Office” this academic year. This dedicated office aims to strengthen resource coordination and integrate services, offering more comprehensive support for non-local students in areas such as adapting to daily life, preparing for internships, and planning their career paths.

Read the full article in the Shue Yan Newsletter (Chinese):
https://newsletter.hksyu.edu/zh-hant/igcsso_hksyu/

Learn more about the office:
https://igcsso.hksyu.edu/en/home

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