Hong Kong offers 4 Mechanical Engineering programmes across 2 world-ranked universities: Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). Both institutions are globally recognised for engineering research and industry partnerships, covering areas from robotics and thermodynamics to advanced manufacturing and aerospace systems.
Tuition for these programmes ranges from roughly €22,000 to €24,000 per year for international students, reflecting Hong Kong's premium higher education environment and its alignment with international fee norms. HKUST and PolyU both offer competitive scholarships and research funding for outstanding applicants. Hong Kong's position as a global financial and technology hub provides Mechanical Engineering graduates with strong employment prospects in the region and beyond.
This postgraduate course focuses on the fundamental principles of heat and mass transfer, providing essential knowledge for industrial applications. It covers conservation laws, continuum concepts in thermal and mass flow systems, and thermodynamic properties. The curriculum sequentially addresses fluid flow equations, dimensional analysis, heat conduction, mass diffusion, convective transfer, computational methods, and concludes with special topics and real-world industrial applications.
The Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering programme is designed to equip graduates with advanced knowledge and skills relevant to Hong Kong's economic and societal needs. It addresses areas such as product development, environmental challenges like air and noise pollution, and the growing demand in aerospace engineering. The programme welcomes students from various engineering disciplines, as well as those with backgrounds in physical sciences and mathematics. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in mechanical engineering and related specialized fields.
The Mechanical Engineering program at HKUST aims to equip students with a strong foundation in the principles of mechanical science and engineering. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, graduates will be prepared to tackle complex engineering challenges and contribute to technological advancements. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving skills, innovative design, and a commitment to sustainable engineering practices.
This Master of Science program is designed for students from diverse academic backgrounds, aiming to equip them with advanced and up-to-date technical knowledge in emerging fields of mechanical engineering. You will enhance your skills in the design and manufacturing of various electrical, mechanical, and thermal systems, their components, and in materials technology.
There are 4 Mechanical Engineering programmes across 2 universities in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology both offer Mechanical Engineering programmes.
Tuition ranges from roughly €22,000 to €24,000 per year for international students.
Yes, both universities actively recruit international students; a student visa is required for most non-Hong Kong residents.
A strong secondary school certificate with mathematics and physics (for undergraduate) or a relevant bachelor's degree (for postgraduate) is required, along with English proficiency evidence.