Course Re-registration

1. Course Registration Period:

2. Supplementary Sheet for Course Registration:

3.  Procedures for Online Course Registration:

Step 1:    Log into the Online Registration System.

Step 2:    Review the Advice Sheet of your programme to find out what courses you are required to take.

Step 3:    Select your courses and class sections. Some core courses may have already been pre-registered for you according to the study plan.

Step 4:    Process payment of tuition fees for the selected courses to complete the registration procedures.

Detailed procedures will can be found in the User Guide. Please CLICK HERE.

Important notes:

• All course fees paid are not refundable nor transferrable, unless the course(s) you registered for is/are cancelled by the University.
• If you fail to complete the registration by the deadline stipulated above, you will need to apply for “Late Registration” within two weeks after the term commencement and pay a non-refundable “Late Registration Fee” of HK$500, together with the tuition or course fees. Applications for Late Registration received on or after 27 January 2025 will not be processed.
• A student who fails to complete the registration for the term shall be deemed to have discontinued his/her studies at the University.
• The tentative class schedule will be available on this page starting from 10 December 2024 (Tuesday).

4. Optional course – CHIN 2007ACF / CHIN A206CF (applicable to local students and non-local students with valid entry permits* only):

CHIN 2007ACF / CHIN A206CF Practical Cantonese in Daily Life is a 2-credit course that aims to provide basic training in Cantonese, such as the Jyutping (Cantonese Romanisation), pronunciation rules, practical vocabulary, and improvement of students’ Cantonese proficiency in daily life situations. The tentative class schedule is available on this page. Interested students please indicate your preference through this link by 11:59 p.m., 16 December 2024 (Monday). You will receive a notification email to complete the enrolment for the course in due course.

Please note that this course cannot be counted towards your postgraduate award.

* Non-local students whose entry permits expire before or during 2025 Spring Term are not eligible to register for CHIN 2007ACF / CHIN A206CF.

5. Class Schedule for 2025 Spring term:

The confirmed class schedule will be available on MyHKMU starting from 8 January 2025 (Wednesday). To access MyHKMU, please go to the University website (Current Students) or your Student Mobile App. If you have a class timetable clash, you may apply for reallocation of class section two weeks before the term starts by submitting an online application. For Details, please refer to the “User Guide for Students – Class Schedule”. If you have any questions, please contact the Class Scheduling & Tutors Team by email to regcsat@hkmu.edu.hk.

6. View / Download Payment Receipt:

You can download your course payment receipt(s) after the term has started. Please log in to MyHKMU > Select your programme under 'My Programme' section > Click on 'Receipt Enquiry' under 'Student Finance' section. Only receipts issued within the recent two years will be available for download, please ensure you have saved a copy of the receipt(s).

7. Entry Permit: [Applicable to non-local students only]

Non-local students should have a valid entry permit to study at the University. If your entry permit has expired / will expire before the start of the 2025 Spring Term according to the University's records, you are required to update the University of the status of your entry permits by emailing to regae@hkmu.edu.hk before you can access the Online Registration System.

n accordance with the Immigration Ordinance of the Hong Kong SAR Government, non-local students must comply with the requirements for student visa. For detailed information, please refer to the webpage of the Immigration Department at https://www.immd.gov.hk/eng/services/visas/study.html.

8. Programme Requirements:

It is the student's responsibility to refer to the respective programme regulations before course enrolment to ensure that the selected course(s) fulfil the programme requirements from which you intend to graduate. You shall refer to the relevant programme requirements (3-credit-unit System) or programme regulations (5-credit System) for details. If you have any questions, please contact the Graduation Team via email at reggrad@hkmu.edu.hk.

9. Student Handbook:

The Student Handbook contains important academic regulations that students must adhere to. Please read the handbook, accessible via this link on the University website before term starts.

Should you have any questions on course registration, please contact the Admissions and Enrolment Team (Taught Postgraduate) by phone on 2768 6606 or by email to regae@hkmu.edu.hk using your HKMU email account. For the protection of students' personal data and University information, we may not respond to emails about course registration sent from personal email accounts.

Admissions and Enrolment Team (Taught Postgraduate)

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