FINANCING YOUR MBA
Enrolling in an MBA program is an important commitment; as such, good financial planning is essential. Non-Hong Kong residents must apply for a student visa, which requires proof of sufficient financial resources to support your studies.
The program fee for the Part-time MBA (Bi-Weekly Mode) program is HK$490,000 for Intake 2025 (provisional). This covers tuition, textbooks and course materials for core courses (excluding course materials for electives), as well as certain enrichment activities. Accommodation for the alternate weekend will be at the students’ own expense. Complimentary transportation between selected border locations and HKUST Campus will be provided to Bi-Weekly program students.
Successful applicants are required to pay a non-refundable deposit of HK$65,000 (provisional, approximately US$8,300) when accepting the offer of admission, which is deducted from their outstanding fee. The remainder of the fee is normally paid in two installments.
Eligible Hong Kong residents have the option to apply for Extended Non-means Tested Loan (ENLS) offered by the Government's Non-means-tested Loan Scheme. For more details regarding this financial assistance opportunity, please visit the website of the Student Financial Assistance Agency (SFAA).
We offer the HKUST MBA Merit Scholarship and Awards to outstanding part-time MBA candidates of Intake 2025. Candidates will be considered based on a holistic assessment of their application. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Awarded by HKUST MBA alumnus Mr. Terry Tsang and HKUST alumnus Mr. Terence Tsang, the scholarship is offered to newly admitted candidates who demonstrate excellent work experience, international exposure and academic performance, also with outstanding performance in the admissions process.
Sponsored by HKUST MBA alumnus Mr. Terry Tsang and HKUST alumnus Mr. Terence Tsang, this scholarship aims to recognize academic excellence and is granted to a HKUST MBA student based on the highest overall CGA upon completion of program required credits by a designated term. The Award is available to Intake 2025 HKUST MBA students.
