HKUST is a good place not only to gain academic knowledge but also to cultivate leadership and entrepreneurial thinking. Also, thanks to the Asian Future Leaders Scheme Program (AFLSP), it allows me to learn about cultures from different Asian countries. My dream to study in Hong Kong would not come true without the AFLSP. I hope that I can contribute to this society with my knowledge acquired here in the future.

I really liked HKUST when I came to HKUST as a visiting intern. A combination of world class faculty, excellent facilities, stunning sea views and ample opportunities is surely unique. And that is why I'm pursuing my PhD studies here now. I am also thilled to become a Hong Kong PhD Fellowship awardee here.

HKUST is a place where your academic ambitions can be achieved. If you encounter academic problems, the faculty, all experts in their respective areas, are able to give you specific and useful advice. The university provides lots of activities that encourage students to connect and communicate with each other - you can make friends from different countries and experience their unique culture. Various scholarships are offered to help cover the expenses for living in Hong Kong.

HKUST is great. I have the opportunity of working as part of a top-notch research group made up of wonderful people. The experience is truly enriching and has broadened my horizons. The university has excellent facilities both for academic and recreational activities. As a bonus the campus has an idyllic setting with the sea on one side and lush green hills on the other.

Life at HKUST is like a box of chocolates with various flavors. You can experience both Eastern and Western cultures on campus. Studying here combines tough research work with an environment that makes life easy. Every day is new and you never know what experiences it will bring.

I am glad to have lived at HKUST for 5 years. I enjoyed my campus life so much as HKUST has fantastic scenery, including lots of green and a great sea view. Also, HKUST is a very efficient campus so students can quickly walk from one place to another, get immediate responses from offices, and meet frequently with supervisors. Lastly, I was surrounded by many nice people including talented students, creative faculty and friendly department staff.

My life at HKUST is exciting. I enjoy the experience of doing research with leading, diligent and enthusiastic professors. I have also benefited a lot from an exchange with Carnegie Mellon University which was supported by HKUST. I hope I can continue my research in on-chip networks and contribute to the field of electrical engineering with what I have learned from HKUST.