Main Features

The academic building is equipped with modern facilities to cultivate talents in high demand, particularly in healthcare professions, and to promote interdisciplinary research.
The campus is designed with age-friendly and environmentally-friendly elements to facilitate connection, sharing, and engagement with the community.
The new campus features advanced technologies such as interactive whiteboards, tablets, projectors, and learning management systems.
The new campus will have dedicated mobile applications for navigation, event updates, timetable management, and more.
Rooms and halls can be rearranged or repurposed as required. This includes lecture theatres that can double as event spaces, and libraries with movable furniture for group projects.
The new campus includes outdoor classrooms and study areas, merging education and nature.
The new campus boasts numerous green spaces, including parks and gardens. These green spaces contribute to mental wellbeing and biodiversity.
With a barrier-free design, the new campus will ensure accessibility for all, including persons with disabilities. This includes access ramps, lifts, wide doorways, and facilities friendly to those with disabilities.
Iconic footbridges and walkway network over Fat Kwong Street and Sheung Shing Street to improve pedestrian connectivity of both HKMU community and the public

Elevation facing Fat Kwong Street

New footbridge across at Fat Kwong Street

New lift tower at HKMU Main Campus

Proposed public footbridge across Fat Kwong Street