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IMPORTANT NOTICE:
[Studentship registration]
In addition to submission in person at Secretariat office, by post or courier, applicants can submit the following documents to the Secretariat by email to student_reg@hkics.org.hk until further notice:
- Completed and signed application form (including recommendation part)
- Certified true copies of
- Hong Kong identity card/passport
- Transcript(s) and certificate(s) of educational/professional qualification
- Studentship registration fee (Details of the payment method are set out in the application form.)
- A passport-sized photo
For enquiries, please contact the Student Registration Section: 2881 6177 or email: student_reg@hkics.org.hk.
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Routes of Entry
There are five (5) categories of recognised qualifications for entry to HKICS studentship, all of which require a degree (or equivalent).
- Category 1 (Standard entry)
For students who hold a non-relevant degree (or equivalent).
Check Student Registration for more details
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Contact us
For enquiries regarding studentship, please contact the Education and Examinations section or read the FAQs:
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- Category 2 (Collaborative Course Agreement (CCA) programme entry)
For graduates of HKICS Collaborative Course Agreement (CCA) programmes offered by certain universities in Hong Kong at master's degree levels.
Check CCA for more details
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- Category 3 (Partnership Bachelor's Programme (PBP) entry)
For graduates of HKICS Partnership Bachelor's Degree programmes.
Check PBP for more details
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- Category 4 (Related degree/professional qualification entry)
For graduates or holders of professional qualifications in law, accounting/finance or management/business disciplines.
Check Student Registration for more details
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- Category 5 (Master's degree entry)
For holders of a master's degree.
Check Student Registration for more details
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Contact us to check whether your qualification is recognised by HKICS.
We carefully assess applications for all exemptions and successful applicants can streamline their studies significantly. Find out more about exemptions in our Exemptions Section. |
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