CityUHK launches 9 globally leading Flagship Programmes to nurture future leaders
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City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) is committed to promoting inspirational, interactive and innovative learning experiences. Recognised as the Most International University by Times Higher Education (THE) in 2024, CityUHK values diverse learning experiences for students and actively expands global academic and research partnerships. The University provides students with rich opportunities for overseas exchanges and internships, thereby nurturing the next generation of global leaders.
In partnership with top global universities, CityUHK has introduced four Flagship Programmes for the 2024/25 academic year, which will expand to a total of nine Flagship Programmes in the 2025/26 academic year. The Flagship Scholarships, which cover tuition and hall fees, a guaranteed berth, and a one-off exchange sponsorship of up to HK$500,000, will be awarded to local JUPAS talents who meet the criteria.
The nine Flagship Programmes are:
Since 2024/25 academic year:
• Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine
• BBA Global Business
• Global Research Enrichment and Technopreneurship
• Pathway for Research, Innovation, and Multinational Engineering
Since 2025/26 academic year:
• BSocSc in Psychology (Stream: Wellbeing Enhancement and Care Management (WE-CARE) Programme)
• Creative Arts and Technology Excellence
• Data Empowerment: Learn, Transform and Achieve
• International Sustainability Programme for Innovation, Research and Entrepreneurship
• Bachelor of Laws
CityUHK’s global partnerships include:
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Imperial College London
• University of Oxford
• Harvard University
• University of Cambridge
• Cornell University
• University of Toronto
• Columbia University
(In order of QS World University Rankings)
Nurturing future veterinarians and promoting animal health and welfare
Monica Chan Hiu-man, a Year 6 student in the Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine programme
“During my placement, I encountered cases that were rare in Hong Kong, one of which was African horse sickness. This invaluable experience allowed me to witness first-hand how local veterinarians tackle serious diseases with limited resources.”
Kim Yoo-lim, a Year 2 student in the Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine programme
“Prior to studying in the programme, I had never interacted with horses, and their sheer size was initially overwhelming. However, during my placement, I developed a deep bond with the horses; one horse even fell asleep with its head resting against my body. This human-horse connection profoundly touched me and further fuelled my passion for veterinary medicine.”
