PolyU

PolyU, or The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, is a public research university in Hong Kong. It traces its roots to 1937, when it was established as the Hong Kong Polytechnic to address technical and vocational education. It was renamed The Hong Kong Polytechnic University in 1994, after being granted university status. The university's main campus is situated in Hung Hom, Kowloon, with additional facilities across Hong Kong.

PolyU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs organized into faculties and schools. Its academic portfolio spans applied sciences, engineering, business, design, health sciences, and humanities and social sciences. The institution places emphasis on applied research, professional education, and industry collaboration, with numerous research centers and institutes that pursue knowledge transfer, innovation, and problem-solving for public and private sectors.

The campus features modern facilities and iconic architecture, including the Jockey Club Innovation Tower, a landmark building that opened in the 2010s and houses design programs and entrepreneurship facilities. The university also maintains extensive libraries, laboratories, and student support services to support learning, research, and entrepreneurship.

PolyU participates in regional and international collaborations, including partnerships with other universities and industry partners. It is regarded as one of Hong Kong's leading higher education institutions in applied and professional disciplines and contributes to innovation and economic development in the city and beyond.