Fees
Program Fee
490,000 HKD
This covers tuition, textbooks and course materials for required core courses, and certain select co-curricular activities. Certain optional textbooks for electives are not included.
A non-refundable deposit of HK$65,000 is required when an offer of admission is accepted, which will be deducted from the outstanding program fee. Remaining program fees can be paid in two installments.
Financial Aid
Scholarships and Awards
Other Sources of Financing
For International Applicants
International applicants may seek financial assistance from government and corporate sources through scholarships, grants, and loans, which provide crucial support in funding their education.
– Indonesian Education Scholarship
– Student Loan via Prodigy Finance
– And more...
For Hong Kong Applicants
Eligible Hong Kong residents have the option to apply for the Continuing Education Fund (CEF) or the Extended Non-means-tested Loan Scheme (ENLS) offered by the HKSAR Government.
– Other Award
– AmCham Charitable Foundation Scholar Award
HKUST MBA Alumni or Student Referral Scheme
We deeply value our community and the connections that help cultivate future leaders. If you are referred by a current HKUST MBA or EMBA student or alumnus, or if you are an HKUST alumnus yourself, you qualify for the referral program.
Referral-based and Returning alumni applicants are eligible for
- Application Fee WaiverThe HKD 500 application fee will be waived upon verification of referral or alumni status.
- Guaranteed Admissions InterviewReferred applicants will receive a direct invitation to an admissions interview.
How to Apply:
1. Provide the passport name, and the contact details (if applicable)of the referring HKUST MBA/EMBA student or alumnus in the Referee section.
2. Provide the undergraduate/postgraduate transcript and diploma (if applicable) if you are an HKUST alumnus. Please note that short-term or non-degree programs are not eligible under this arrangement.
Remarks
Students residing in jurisdictions other than Hong Kong may, subject to the laws and requirements of the respective jurisdictions, be subject to taxes or levies by reason of their enrolment to the program and/or receiving of education service from the University. In such circumstances, if the University is required by any laws or competent authority of any jurisdiction to collect tax or levies from students, students will be required to pay those taxes in addition to the tuition fees.
Students whose residence country and/or correspondence addresses is/are in Singapore may be required to pay Goods & Services Tax (GST) as levied by the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS). If the University is required by the IRAS to collect GST from students, students will be required to pay to the University a sum equivalent to the GST to be charged by IRAS in addition to the standard tuition fee payable to the University. As of 1 January 2024, the rate of GST is 9%, and is subject to further adjustment by the IRAS from time to time.