Master of Housing Policy and Management
School of Graduate Studies

Admission

Application Procedure

Submission of Application

 

Applicants may submit applications for admission through the University's Online Admission System at https://apply.ln.edu.hk/. Upon successful submission of the application, applicants will receive an application acknowledgement by email.

 

 

Supporting Documents

Applicants should scan and submit the following documents to the Online Application System for evaluation of their applications:
 

  1. Identity documents (e.g. Identity card*, passport or other travel document)

  2. Official Transcript (for academic qualifications of undergraduate and/or postgraduate studies):

  3. An official final transcript for a completed programme

  4. The latest transcript if the programme is not yet completed

  5. An official English-translated copy must be attached if the transcript is not in English. The interpretation of grades (in English) is also required.

  6. Degree Certificate/Graduation Certificate/Proof of Study (as appropriate)

  7. Verification proof by third-party authorities (for a completed programme):

    1. Online Verification Report of Higher Education Degree Certificate (中國高等教育學位在綫驗証報告), both Chinese and English versions, issued by the CHSI (中國高等教育學生信息網) for qualification(s) awarded by universities in Mainland China

    2. Online Query of Overseas Credentials Evaluation Reports國(境)外學歷學位認証書 issued by the Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange (CSCSE) (教育部留學服務中心) (applicable to Mainland applicants with qualifications awarded by overseas universities)

  8. Proof of English language proficiency, e.g. IELTS, TOEFL Score Report (applicable to applicants whose degree or, exceptionally, an alternative qualification deemed equivalent, is not from a tertiary institution where English is used as the medium of instruction (MOI) for the degree programme)

  9. Personal statement

  10. Reference letters (if any)

 

*Do not upload copy of HKID. Local students will be required to present HKID for verification upon registration.

 

Applicants may be required to submit a Report for Qualifications Assessment issued by the Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic & Vocational Qualifications (HKCAAVQ) to support their application.

 

 

No Dishonest and Bribery Practices

 

  • Any false or misleading information and/or document(s) provided in the application, or any dishonest conduct observed during the application process, e.g. plagiarism, employing surrogate examination-taker, etc., will result in disqualification of application for admission, revocation of admission offer or termination of studies at the University if admitted, and any fees paid will be forfeited.

     

  • Falsification of documents or the use of falsified documents is a very serious offence and is absolutely not tolerated by the University. According to the laws of Hong Kong, forgery is a serious criminal offence that a convicted offender may be liable to imprisonment for a maximum of 14 years.

     

  • Applicants or their family members and agents must not offer advantages to any staff or members of the University in relation to their admission applications or while having dealings of any kind with the University. These offers may constitute an offence under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance (Cap.201) in Hong Kong. The University also prohibits its staff and members from soliciting or accepting such advantages.