Founded in 1963, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is a comprehensive research university. It has fostered four Nobel Laureates. Approximately 22,000 students get their education here from eight different faculties.
Language of instruction: English Academic calendar: September-December, early January-April, May-July Credit system: 15 credits is equivalent to 30 ECTS credits Website:oal.cuhk.edu.hk Note: The amount of courses at master's level for exchange students is limited. Even if you study at master's level at KTH, you may need to choose courses at bachelor's level at CUHK. An application and visa fee is required at all universities in Hong Kong.
Exchange opportunities
Number of spots: 6 semester spots per academic year. Grade requirements: 3.75 starting from autumn semester 2024.
Programme specific information
If your programme or school is not listed below, contact the international coordinator at your school.
Master’s Programme, Civil and Architectural Engineering
At this university you will primarily take elective courses.
Master’s Programme, Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure
This university offers relevant courses for your programme, but you should also be prepared to take elective courses.
Master’s Programme, Real Estate and Construction Management
At this university you will primarily take elective courses.
It is possible to take undergraduate courses at the Business School, but observe that the number of spots at these courses are limited.
Master’s Programmes: Sustainable Technology, Transport and Geoinformation Technology
No student from you programme has been on exchange at this university before. Please investigate the courses offered carefully.
Master’s Programme, Sustainable Urban Planning and Design
This university offers relevant courses for your programme. Studiocourses within Urban Planning have a limited number of spots.
Agreement: Shared between all schools at KTH
This universitity is not recommended CBH Master programmes.
Please visit the partner university's webpage for the latest information and contact your International Coordinator for further guidance.
