Opinion | Hong Kong must build an education innovation hub fit for Gen Alpha
With its impressive universities and financial resources, the city has the makings of a global hub. The challenge is to haul it into the AI age

Even more exciting is the fact that six of them have landed in the world’s top 200. With five in the top 100, Hong Kong boasts the highest concentration of top 100 universities of any city in the world.
The time is certainly right. The latest rankings reveal an interesting trend: more Asian universities are performing better than their US and European peers.
As a Times Higher Education spokesman noted: “The US and much of western Europe have suffered significant lost ground in the world rankings, while East Asian nations, led by China, continue to thrive and surge up the table.” He attributed this trend to dwindling research funding and a decrease in global talent on campuses in the West.
