The Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong offers a range of postgraduate degrees designed to advance legal knowledge and practice. These programmes cater to students seeking specialized legal education, research opportunities, and professional development in various areas of law. The faculty is committed to providing a rigorous academic environment with a global perspective.
English proficiency requirements can be met through various recognized tests. Applicants whose undergraduate degree was taught in English may be exempt. Specific requirements vary by programme.
Tuition fees are for the 2026-27 academic year and are subject to change. Living costs are estimates and can vary significantly based on lifestyle and accommodation choices.
For non-Hong Kong local students in non-STEM faculties, the annual tuition fee for the 2026-27 academic year is HKD 224,000.
Estimated annual living costs range from HKD 17,290 to HKD 37,940 for on-campus accommodation and HKD 30,000 to HKD 50,000 for off-campus housing.
International applicants must meet English proficiency requirements, typically through IELTS or TOEFL. Minimum scores may vary and are often programme-specific; please check individual programme details.
The application period typically opens in late autumn and closes in early spring for the following academic year, with specific dates varying by programme.
Yes, University Entrance Scholarships are available on a merit basis, potentially covering full tuition and living expenses for academically outstanding students.
A recognised bachelor's degree in law or a related discipline is generally required for Master's programmes. Specific GPA requirements may also apply.