The Master of Science in Smart Manufacturing program aims to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in the rapidly evolving field of smart manufacturing. It focuses on preparing graduates to develop, implement, and manage smart manufacturing solutions, essential for industrial digital transformation and upgrading. The curriculum integrates smart manufacturing concepts within a global supply chain context, fostering an understanding of manufacturing management and encouraging a lifelong learning approach. Graduates will gain professional knowledge, develop specialized competence in smart factories and industrial analytics, and cultivate systems thinking and innovative problem-solving skills.
Graduates will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to pursue careers in various roles related to smart manufacturing, industrial analytics, and supply chain management. The program aims to enhance professional competence and leadership capabilities.
Specific academic and English language requirements may vary. Please refer to the official program website for the most up-to-date information.
The programme is self-financed. Tuition fees cover the entire program duration for the total fee option. For local students, tuition is charged per academic year. Living costs are estimates for non-local students.
The total tuition fee for the programme is HK$255,000 for non-local students. This is a self-financed programme, and the tuition covers the entire programme duration for the total fee option.
The programme is designed to be completed in 1.5 years of full-time study. It requires the completion of 31 credits.
The application deadlines for the September 2026 intake are: Early Round Deadline on 15 October 2025, Main Round Deadline on 15 January 2026, and Extended Round Deadline on 30 April 2026.
Graduates can pursue careers as Smart Factory Specialists, Industrial Analytics Professionals, Manufacturing Managers, or Supply Chain Integrators. The programme aims to enhance professional competence and leadership capabilities in these areas.
Applicants need a recognized Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline or its equivalent. Specific academic and English language requirements may vary and should be confirmed on the official programme website.
Yes, there are merit-based PolyU, Departmental, Government or Donor Scholarships that vary in amount. These are awarded to outstanding applicants based on academic merit and non-academic achievements, with some potentially targeting non-local students.