PolyU Design

Located in Hung Hom, Kowloon, a vibrant and well-connected hub in Hong Kong, PolyU's Main Campus spans approximately 10.23 hectares. While offering convenient access to the city's dynamic culture and cuisine, the campus provides a focused environment for study and innovation. In addition to the Main Campus, PolyU includes the expanding Ho Man Tin Campus, and the Hung Hom Bay and West Kowloon Campuses, dedicated to professional and continuing education. The Main Campus boasts state-of-the-art facilities, such as the University Library with its extensive collection of over 9 million holdings, and the Industrial Centre, a unique innovation hub among Hong Kong's UGC-funded universities. With diverse catering options and amenities like a bank and bookshop, PolyU supports a holistic and enriching student experience.

PolyU is committed to enhancing student well-being by providing a wide range of sports facilities including the Shaw Sports Complex, Kwong On Jubilee Sports Centre, Block X Sports Centre, Michael Clinton Swimming Pool, Block X Swimming Pool, and the Joint Sports Centre. These venues offer a variety of indoor and outdoor sports options, such as stadiums, swimming pools, basketball and volleyball courts, badminton courts, squash courts, tennis courts, table tennis rooms, fitness rooms, and activity rooms. Facilities are available to eligible users at a nominal fee, providing a fun way to balance work and study.

PolyU offers a vibrant array of student organisations that enrich the university experience through diverse activities. These include academic, cultural, sports, and social groups, promoting personal development and engagement. Students can take on leadership roles, participate in events, and connect with peers who share their passions. The Student Affairs Office supports these organisations by providing resources, training, and funding. Through involvement in student organisations, members can develop skills, build networks, and contribute to the university community, fostering a sense of belonging and enhancing their overall educational journey at PolyU. Currently, under the Student Affairs Office, there are eight associations established by non-local students:

• Chinese Mainland Student Association
• International Student Association
• Indonesian Student Association
• Kazakhstan Student Association
• Korean Student Association
• Malaysian Student Association
• South Asian Society
• Taiwanese Student Association