What is it like to study at Hong Kong Polytechnic University?

Studying at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, I think it can be described in one word - "refreshing". Of course, this enjoyment comes from two aspects.

1. The geographical location of Polytechnic is "cool"

It is located in Hung Hom, a transportation hub. It is convenient to go anywhere. It is very convenient. This has a natural advantage compared to other universities. Whether you are going to Shenzhen or Hong Kong Island, whether you are going to the New Territories to climb mountains or take a boat out to sea, you can reach Hung Hom directly, which greatly enriches the life of Hong Kong drifters. Secondly, Hung Hom has a lot of delicious food that will definitely satisfy your taste buds. It is simply a rare treasure place in Hong Kong!

2. The "coolness" of school facilities

Although Hong Kong universities are relatively small, they are fully equipped! Polytechnics have complete teaching equipment and the school library has complete information. As long as you want the information, you can generally find it in the library. Secondly, the canteen of Polytechnic is also among the best among Hong Kong schools. The price is not expensive and the food is delicious. I really like it! Finally, the school also has a swimming pool, a gym, and a basketball court below the School of Hotel Management. You can play a ball every day, take a hot bath, and study happily in school. Life is very comfortable.

3. The "coolness" of having like-minded friends

Here, you can meet many friends from all over the country and even from abroad. You can always find people who have the same hobbies as you from these friends. When I was in school in science and engineering, I met a friend who was also a "Hardcore fan". I felt like an old friend at first sight. What was even more surprising was that through his introduction, I found the SHHO Ministry of Magic, a Hamburg fan organization in China. I was moved to tears. It feels great to have found an organization to come home to. There is a lot of information here, and I am grateful to the friends I met here to make my graduate student life more colorful!

4. Studying is sour and "exhilarating"

Having said all that, the academic pressure of science and engineering is actually very high. Some majors may be easier, but science and engineering are mostly practical and technical majors (nicknamed - Hung Hom Technical School), so you may need a lot of experiments, internships, seminars, and papers during school. So in addition to eating, drinking and having fun, there is actually a lot of academic pressure. Of course, students who want to study hard will definitely feel this kind of joy, and they are also very tired and hard every day. Assignments come one after another, and intense review before exams are the epitome of science and engineering life.