申请人须于国家统一高考达到以下成绩：

• 高考成绩达所属省市区报读第一批重点高校的分数线（一本线/特殊类型招生控制分数线）或以上；以及
• 英语分数达110分（满分为150）。

各学院/专业均以国家统一高考成绩为录取标准，个别专业另设入学面试作综合评估，择优录取。

备注：

如高考省市属不分文理科(包括物理、历史两个类别)，申请人报读以下学院时，须符合指定选考科目要求：

1. 中医药学院：

    中医学学士及生物医学理学士(荣誉)：其中一门必须为化学或生物/生命科学

    中药学学士(荣誉)：其中一门必须为化学

2. 理学院：

    理学士(荣誉)：其中一门必须为物理、化学、生物/生命科学或技术
 

获大学录取者必须缴交确认录取费及递交确认文件，逾期缴交者将当作放弃论，所有已缴费用将不获退还。申请人若于2025年7月7日*仍未收到大学的录取通知，则可视为落选，大学将不再另函通知。

*相关日期及具体流程将依据教育部及各省市招生考试院宣布之高考及录取政策作出及时调整。

申請人一般须于1天或指定时间内决定是否接受录取，并缴交确认录取费。

不需要。申請人若接受录取，只须于指定日期前缴交确认录取费(即部分上学期学费)；余下的上学期学费及下学期学费则于开学后按大学指定日期前缴交。

浸大不需要学生在内地的个人档案。

除获大学豁免外*，所有课程均以英语授课。同学来港初时可能不习惯，但根据以往内地生的经验，一般都能在短时间内适应。

* 中医药学院课程的授课语言包括英语、普通话及粤语。

2025/26学年升学费用

1. 2025/26学年全年学费为港币175,000元，分上、下学期缴交。该费用日后或会调整，大学将另行通告。

2. 有关学生舍堂宿费及住宿政策的详情，请参阅大学学生事务处网页：

舍堂学生事务处网页：https://sa.hkbu.edu.hk/sas/

舍堂宿费及住宿政策：https://sa.hkbu.edu.hk/sas/on-campus-accomodation/ug-housing/hall-fees-and-payment

内地生于我校修毕本科专业后，所获得的学位获国家教育部及世界各地认可。不论内地学生或香港本地学生，修毕本科专业后，均按其成绩获得相应的学位，毕业证书上也不会特别标示毕业生是香港学生或内地学生。

自2024年11月起，香港特区政府暂免在港就读全日制非本地本科生参与兼职工作的限制，让他们可更有弹性地选择在港工作。合资格学生获入境事务处签发暂免安排的「不反对通知书」后，在学期间可从事兼职工作，且工作时数及地点不受限制。

非本地应届毕业生如有意申请留港工作，他们只须符合一般的入境规定，並在毕业日期（即毕业证书所载日期）起计的六个月内向入境事务处递交在港就业申请(无须在提出申请时已觅得工作)，便可留港24个月，而不受其他逗留条件限制。

注：以上内容当以香港特别行政区政府入境事务处公布的最新消息为准。

荣誉学位是指在完成本科专业课程及达到大学规定的毕业要求后所获得的学位。香港浸会大学是一所香港特区政府资助的公立大学，其授予的学位在内地和国际上都得到认可。

根据香港高等教育学制的要求，学生必须完成所选专业的课程和学分要求，并达到大学规定的累计平均绩点（Cumulative Grade Point Average）等要求，经教务议会审核后方可毕业。有关详情，请浏览教务处网页。

2024年录取内地生资料（只供参考）：

申请人的高考成绩应达到其高考省市的本科一线。2024年录取分数线比例如下，以作参考：

#北京、海南、山东、上海、天津、浙江于高考改革后不分文理

Applicants should meet the General Entrance Requirements, as well as the Programme Minimum Entrance Requirements, if any, for admission. Please browse through the Programmes on Offer under our JUPAS (HKDSE) website for programme description and entrance requirements. 

Yes. The following public examination results are recognized by the University as equivalent to Level 3 in HKDSE English Language:

i) Minimum score of 60 (Paper-delivered Test) or 79  (Internet-based Test/ iBT Home Edition / iBT Paper Edition) in TOEFL (TOEFL MyBest^TM Score is not accepted) ; or

ii) Minimum score of 6.0 in International English Language Testing System (IELTS), Academic Level; or

iii) Grade C/ Grade 4 or above in GCE O-Level/ GCSE English/ English Language or English Literature; or

iv) Grade C/ Grade 4 or above in IGCSE First Language English; or

v) Grade B/ Grade 5 or above in IGCSE English as a Second Language; or

vi) Grade E or above in GCE AS or A-Level English; or

vii) Grade E or above in HKALE Use of English (AS Use of English).

In general, HKBU will accept alternative Chinese Language qualifications (e.g. GCSE, IGCSE, GCE) for students fulfilling one of the following specified conditions (except for Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (JS2410) and Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) in Chinese Medicine (JS2420)):

(a) The student has learned Chinese Language for less than six years while receiving primary and secondary education. This caters specifically to students who have a late start in the learning of Chinese Language (e.g. due to their settlement in Hong Kong well past the entry level) or who have been educated in Hong Kong sporadically; or

(b) The student has learned Chinese Language for six years or more in schools, but has been taught an adapted and simpler Chinese Language curriculum not normally applicable to the majority of  students in our local schools.
 

The following public examination results are recognized by the University as equivalent to Level 3 in HKDSE Chinese Language:

i) Grade E or above in GCE A/AS Level Chinese;

ii) Grade C/ Grade 4 or above in GCSE/IGCSE/GCE O-Level Chinese/ Chinese Language; or

iii) "Attained" in Applied Learning Chinese (ApL(C))

Please refer to the admissions website for the score conversion scale of respective exam results.

"Other Languages" normally cannot be used for meeting the entrance requirement on Chinese Language. While waivers may be granted at the discretion of individual programmes, such consideration is only made under special circumstances, on a case-by-case basis. Students are therefore strongly advised to obtain the requisite Chinese qualifications.

For the 2025 entry, HKBU accepts combined results and will count the best results for meeting our entrance requirements and for the calculation of admissions scores.

Each study programme would have its own specified score formulae for calculating applicants' Academic Scores. Please visit our website for more details on HKDSE Assessment Criteria.

Please note that your HKDSE grades alone do not determine whether you will be admitted to a study programme. During the selection process, HKBU will consider applicants’ overall performance such as School Reference Reports and "Other Experiences and Achievements in Competitions/Activities (OEA)", etc.

Extended Part of Mathematics (Module 1 or Module 2) is recognised for fulfilling elective subject requirements. Please refer to the programme entrance requirements of individual programmes for details. 

The assessment weighting for HKDSE subjects varies with programmes. Please note that HKDSE grades alone do not determine whether you will be admitted to a study programme. During the selection process, HKBU will consider applicants' overall performance such as School Reference Reports and "Other Experiences and Achievements in Competitions/Activities (OEA)", etc.

Please visit our website for more details on HKDSE Assessment Criteria.

Individual programmes may consider HKDSE Category C subjects (Other Languages) for fulfillment of elective subject requirement. Please refer to 'Find a Programme' for details.

Individual programmes may consider HKDSE Category C subjects (Other Languages) for fulfillment of elective subject requirement.  Please refer to 'Find a Programme' for details.

You SHOULD apply through JUPAS (HKDSE) if you belong to one of the following categories:

a) All applicants (school and non-school applicants) who apply for admission to the full-time government-funded bachelor's degree programmes offered by the 8 JUPAS participating-institutions, to the full-time non-government-funded bachelor's degree programmes offered by HKMU and to Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions / Sectors (SSSDP) programmes on the strength of HKDSE will be considered only on the basis of their HKDSE.

b) All school applicants as in (a) above MUST apply via their respective schools.

c) School applicants who may be sitting for the HKDSE in some subjects as private candidates MUST apply via JUPAS AND via their respective schools as school applicants.

d) Applicants with HKDSE results and other qualifications (such as GCE) should normally apply via JUPAS (assessment on applications via JUPAS will be based primarily on HKDSE).  However, if their “other qualifications” alone would also make them eligible for application, they may apply via JUPAS or directly to institutions, but not both in the same academic year.

If you are not eligible to apply through JUPAS, Direct (Non-JUPAS) application could be considered. In accordance with the HKSAR Government policy, all non-local applicants, regardless of whether they possess HKDSE Examination results, MUST apply for admission via the non-JUPAS route, and NOT via JUPAS as from the 2020 JUPAS cycle.

Please browse through Direct (Non-JUPAS) Applicants for more details.

If you would like to apply for admission on the strength of your HKDSE results, you must apply through JUPAS. Please visit the JUPAS Office website for details.

No, you cannot apply through JUPAS as well as through Direct (Non-JUPAS) routes at the same time.

If you are applying for admission on the basis of qualifications other than HKDSE results, other qualifications include GCSE/ GCE, International Baccalaureate Programme (IB), overseas examination results, Higher Diploma, Associate Degree, Degree, you are advised to apply to HKBU directly. Please visit our Direct (Non-JUPAS) Applicants website for details.

Please note that if you make applications to both JUPAS and HKBU (through Direct (Non-JUPAS) routes), you will be asked to withdraw either application.

HKBU would assess each application on equal grounds and admission is based on individual's merits. As we have all the necessary information on applicants transferred from the JUPAS Office, there is no need for applicants to submit any additional information for our consideration.

Not all programmes conduct interviews/tests. Interview/Test arrangement may vary with programmes and may change every year. For more details on interview arrangement, please click Interview/Test.

In addition to academic performance in public examinations, some programmes assess the applicant's performance at interviews and achievements/interests in non-academic areas. Applicants are required to have good performance at interviews, for admission to these programmes with interview, the applicant's motivation, aptitude for the programme, creativity, maturity, and non-academic achievements are assessed. Applicants not being invited for interview may still have chance for admission.

Selection criteria for interviews vary with programmes. Banding of programme choices alone does not determine whether you are invited for interview. Other factors affecting your chance of being shortlisted include your public examination results, information contained in your application, overall grades achieved by other applicants, and the number of applicants applied to the programme, etc. However, when the number of applicants far exceeds the interview quota, we may only invite those applicants who have placed the particular programme in higher band choice (majority from Band A applicants and a few from Band B applicants) for interview.

Admissions interviews/tests will be held before and/or after the announcement of HKDSE results. For more details on interview arrangement, please click Interview/Test.

The formats of interview/test vary with programmes. Some programmes will conduct group/individual interview, audition, written test, practical test and/or aptitude test. For more details on interview arrangement, please click Interview/Test.

You will be notified via SMS and email with interview details, e.g. date, time, venue, etc. Please ensure that your mobile number, email and postal addresses provided to the JUPAS Office are updated and correct.

Before attending the interviews or tests, please read the interview invitation email carefully. Remember to bring along the HKID card and stationeries. Please also note other details listed in the invitation email notification.

If you are unable to attend an interview or test, please contact us via email or by phone (3411 2200) in advance so that alternative arrangements may be made for you, if feasible.

Nominees under the School Principal's Nominations will be invited to interviews in June provided that:

a) they have selected HKBU programme(s) in their JUPAS Band A choices;

b) they have met/are going to fulfill the University and Programme entrance requirements for the programme(s) mentioned in (a).

Please note that the tentative period of interviews for applicants under the School Principal's Nominations is around mid June of the year of admission. The interview date for each invited applicant will be stated in the interview letter.

For more details on School Principal's Nominations, please refer to the section Special consideration.

The School Principal's Nominations is to give due recognition to students who have contributed to social services or made outstanding achievements in non-academic areas or who have demonstrated leadership abilities.

If you are a school applicant who possesses the above talents, you may wish to request your School Principal to nominate you.

If you are a non-school applicant who possesses the above talents, and wish to be nominated under the School Principal's Nominations, you may approach the Principal of your previous school to seek his/her agreement to include you as one of the nominees of the school.

For details and updated information concerning the School Principal's Nominations, please visit the JUPAS website. 

Yes, nominees under the School Principal's Nominations will be invited to interviews/Test/Written Examination in June provided that:

a) they have selected HKBU programme(s) in their JUPAS Band A choices;

b) they have met/are going to fulfill the University and Programme entrance requirements for the programme(s) mentioned in (a).

Please note that the tentative period of interviews for applicants under the School Principal's Nominations is around mid June of the year of admission. The interview date will be stated in the interview notification.

An interview will normally be conducted in mid June to determine whether the candidate should be given:

• conditional offers (in terms of achievements in HKDSE) before the release of the HKDSE results; or
• bonus points to you when they compile the merit order list for the computer iteration process to improve your chance of admission to the nominated programmes; or
• no special consideration to your nomination.

If you are given a conditional offer, you will be guaranteed a place in the programme concerned so long as you fulfill the set-out conditions. Your application will at the same time be considered in the normal manner by all other programmes of your choice in the Main Round exercise.

HKBU will notify the School Principals and the applicants of the outcome of their nominations before the announcement of HKDSE results. The final decision on admission will be announced together with the result of the JUPAS Main Round exercise.

Most programmes will invite shortlisted applicants for interview or test while some programmes may make straight-in offers to exceptionally outstanding applicants. Interview arrangements are subject to regular review.

Academic departments will normally invite selected applicants for interview/ test between February and July. Shortlisted candidates will be notified of the interview details via email/ phone/ SMS/ Online Application System. If you cannot attend the interview, you should inform us in writing immediately. However, you are strongly recommended to attend the scheduled interview as alternative arrangements may not be feasible.

There is no definite cut-off score/ GPA/ grade for selecting applicants for interview/ test. Applicants’ academic performance in public examinations and post-secondary education, professional qualifications and non-academic achievements will be considered in a holistic approach and on individual merits.

Admission offers are normally made from March to August. Successful applicants will receive notification via email/ phone/ Online Application System.

Admission offers are made on a rolling basis. Successful early batch/ main round applicants will be offered places at an earlier stage while less competitive applicants will be considered provided that there is still space available in a particular programme. To facilitate the admission process, submission of any updated supporting documents (e.g. latest academic reports, etc.) should be done via the Online Application System as early as possible and no later than 31 August 2020.  The status of application will be updated on applicants' online account regularly. Those who do not receive notification by early September can assume their applications unsuccessful.

To accept the admission offer, applicants must pay a NON-REFUNDABLE admission confirmation fee by a stipulated date.

Requests for a refund of the Admission Confirmation Fee will be considered ONLY when an applicant fails to meet the condition(s) of the admission offer and the offer is consequently revoked by the University. Applicant needs to submit necessary supporting documents (such as result slips, transcripts) showing that the condition(s) of the offer is not met. Applicants who are awarded an entrance scholarship and receive an admission offer will NOT receive a refund regardless whether s/he meets the scholarship condition(s).

Scholarship opportunities are available to outstanding students. The University will identify qualified students for the award of scholarships upon successful admission. No separate application is required and selected candidates will be notified of the admission and scholarship offers at the same time. Scholarship awards are not guaranteed due to keen competition. Applicants should be prepared to fund their own cost of study.

Details of financial assistance schemes available for full-time local students on government-funded programmes are available on the website of the Office of Student Affairs. As financial aid is only available for application by current students in the first semester, successful applicants should arrange the settlement of the admission confirmation fee by themselves.

The Office of Student Affairs is in charge of student accommodation matters. For details, please visit the website of the Office of Student Affairs.

Each applicant can submit only ONE application with a maximum of two programme choices in the same admission year. Owing to keen competition, if applicants are not admitted to their first choice of programme, they will be considered for their second choice if places are still available.

You may log into the Online Application System from time to time to check the progress of your application.

For verification purpose, the name registered in your application should be the same as the one in your identification documents such as HKID/ passport.

You should inform us immediately of the changes of your application data together with supporting document as appropriate via email.

Application fee must be paid through the online payment gateway and it can be settled by persons other than the applicants.

You may upload further supporting documents to the Online Application System on or before 31 August. Academic departments normally start to select suitable candidates for interview/ test in February. Any delay in submission of supporting information may affect your chance of being admitted to the University.

Submission of a personal statement is OPTIONAL and there is no standard format. You may include the personal statement in your application or upload it to the Online Application System according to the format as stipulated in the Application Guidelines.

Submission of reference letter(s) is OPTIONAL and there is no standard format. You may nominate up to two referees who can be your teachers or supervisors at work and provide their contact details in the "Referee Information" section of the Online System. You may also check the status of reference submission via the Online Application System.

Please provide officially translated copies of the documents in addition to copies of the original documents. Otherwise, we may not be able to consider your application.

After the application period, requests for change of programme choice and study year will NOT be accepted.

Please contact us by phone at (852) 3411 2200 or by email at ardirect@hkbu.edu.hk together with a screen shot(s) of the problem on your device to facilitate our handling of your case.

Late applications will be considered only when there are still vacancies after the application deadline.

For details, please see Course Exemption/ Transfer of Units.