CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG · HONG KONG
MSc Programme in Electronic Engineering
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
€23k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
The Master of Science (MSc) programme in Electronic Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) provides advanced knowledge and research opportunities for students with a background in engineering, science, or related fields. The programme aims to equip graduates with specialized skills and a deeper understanding of electronic engineering principles, preparing them for careers in industry or further academic pursuits. CUHK is a leading research university with a strong faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, offering a vibrant academic environment. The MSc in Electronic Engineering programme benefits from the university's commitment to teaching excellence and its global reputation.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the MSc in Electronic Engineering programme?
- The tuition fee for international students is HK$214,000 for the 2026-2027 academic year, with a cap of 3% yearly adjustment for the 2026 cohort. Local Hong Kong students pay HK$47,000 annually for 2026-2027.
- What are the academic entry requirements for this programme?
- Applicants normally need a Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or related fields with at least Second Class Honours or a 'B' average. Equivalent professional qualifications or a relevant background with work experience may also be considered.
- How can international students demonstrate English proficiency?
- International applicants not educated in English must provide official test scores. Acceptable scores include IELTS (6.5), TOEFL iBT (79), CBT (213), or PBT (550).
- What is the duration of the MSc Electronic Engineering programme?
- The MSc in Electronic Engineering is a one-year full-time programme.
- Are there any scholarships available for this programme?
- Yes, Academic Merit Scholarships are available for outstanding local and non-local students based on academic merit, and these may cover tuition fees and living expenses.
- What documents are required for the application?
- Required documents include a passport or HKID, CV, degree certificates, transcripts with grading schemes, and proof of English proficiency for non-local applicants, along with two recommendation reports.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or related fieldsNormally with Second Class Honours or higher, or an average grade of 'B' or better. Alternatively, a related course of study in a tertiary institution with professional qualifications equivalent to an honours degree, or a first degree in other fields with a relevant background (e.g., relevant undergraduate/postgraduate courses or work experience in IT).
IELTS (Academic)6.5
TOEFL79 (iBT) / 213 (CBT) / 550 (PBT)
HKDSE (English)Level 4
GMAT (Verbal)21
English proficiency requirements apply to non-local applicants whose previous education was not conducted in English. Applicants with a degree from a Hong Kong university are exempt from this requirement.
Fees
Tuition (international)HK$214,000 (2026-2027 academic year, with a cap of 3% yearly adjustment for the 2026 cohort)
Tuition (home)HK$47,000 (2026-2027 annual tuition fees for local Hong Kong students)
LivingOn-Campus Accommodation: approx. HK$17,000 per year. Living Expenses: approx. HK$45,000 per year. Total estimated living costs: HK$62,000 per year.
A caution fee of HK$450 is payable upon enrolment and is refundable upon withdrawal, or typically used as a graduation fee.
How to apply
1. Complete the Online ApplicationApply through the Graduate School's Online Application System for Postgraduate Programmes. Ensure you input correct details for referees.
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather all necessary documents as listed. These typically include identification, CV, degree certificates, transcripts, and proof of English proficiency.
3. Submit Transcripts and Grading SchemeOfficial Transcripts and Grading Schemes must be submitted in sealed envelopes or sent directly by the institution.
4. Arrange for Recommendation ReportsInvite two referees to submit confidential recommendation reports. Referees can submit online via the application system or by providing hard copies in sealed envelopes.
5. Submit English Proficiency ProofNon-local applicants not educated in English must provide official test scores (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.) sent directly from the testing organization.
6. Submit Optional DocumentsInclude any optional documents that may strengthen your application.
Scholarships
Academic Merit ScholarshipsVaries (may cover tuition fees and living expenses in some cases)
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the MSc in Electronic Engineering programme?
+
The tuition fee for international students is HK$214,000 for the 2026-2027 academic year, with a cap of 3% yearly adjustment for the 2026 cohort. Local Hong Kong students pay HK$47,000 annually for 2026-2027.
What are the academic entry requirements for this programme?
+
Applicants normally need a Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or related fields with at least Second Class Honours or a 'B' average. Equivalent professional qualifications or a relevant background with work experience may also be considered.
How can international students demonstrate English proficiency?
+
International applicants not educated in English must provide official test scores. Acceptable scores include IELTS (6.5), TOEFL iBT (79), CBT (213), or PBT (550).
What is the duration of the MSc Electronic Engineering programme?
+
The MSc in Electronic Engineering is a one-year full-time programme.
Are there any scholarships available for this programme?
+
Yes, Academic Merit Scholarships are available for outstanding local and non-local students based on academic merit, and these may cover tuition fees and living expenses.
What documents are required for the application?
+
Required documents include a passport or HKID, CV, degree certificates, transcripts with grading schemes, and proof of English proficiency for non-local applicants, along with two recommendation reports.