The Bachelor of Science in Speech-Language Pathology program equips students with the knowledge and skills to become professional speech-language pathologists. It focuses on diverse therapeutic areas and utilizes a case-based learning strategy to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical clinical application. The program aims to prepare graduates to empower individuals in their communication abilities and can also serve as a foundation for research in the field.
Graduates are prepared to work as professional speech-language pathologists, empowering individuals in their communication. The program also fosters capabilities for research in the field.
Candidates applying directly to the University (Non-JUPAS) will have their academic merit and interview performance assessed. For JUPAS applicants, strong performance in the interview is crucial for selection.
Tuition fees are for the 2026-27 academic year. STEM faculty fees are higher. Please refer to the HKU Admissions website for detailed breakdowns.
The tuition fee for non-Hong Kong local undergraduate students in non-STEM faculties is HK$224,000 per year for the 2026-27 academic year. Please refer to the HKU Admissions website for detailed breakdowns.
Estimated living expenses are not exceeding HK$50,000 per year. Accommodation costs range from HK$17,290 to HK$37,940 per year for on-campus housing and HK$30,000 to HK$50,000 per year for off-campus housing.
International applicants with non-HKDSE qualifications can apply directly to the University through the Non-JUPAS Admissions Scheme via the online application system. Your academic merit and interview performance will be assessed.
Candidates must be able to communicate effectively and fluently in both Cantonese and English. A Level 4 or above in HKDSE English Language is also a requirement.
Yes, Entrance Scholarships are available. These are merit-based and can cover up to full tuition and living expenses for academically outstanding students with excellent overall qualities.
Graduates are prepared to work as professional speech-language pathologists, empowering individuals in their communication. The program also fosters capabilities for research in the field.