The composition fee for each 6-credit course is HK$13,000*. Project has a composition fee of HK$26,000 and the Dissertation has a composition fee of HK$52,000. Total composition fee for the two study modes are therefore as follows:

10 courses + Project:
(HK$13,000 x 10) + (HK$26,000) = HK$156,000

8 Courses + Dissertation:
(HK$13,000 x 8) + (HK$52,000) = HK$156,000

Students who select to study a course from the MSc(ECom&IComp) and MSc(Eng) programmes have to pay HK$13,000* and HK$12,000* respectively per 6-credit course.

* Subject to University approval

Fees for enrolled courses are paid on semester basis.  The first instalment of composition fees of 12 credit-units is payable at the time of acceptance of an offer of admission. 

Generally composition fees for cancelled enrolment before specified deadline are not refunded, but can be used to pay for another enrolled course or carried over to the next semester as credit. (Subject to the approval by the University)

For Hong Kong Residents

Some of our courses are listed as reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund subsidy scheme which was set up by HKSAR Government.  Students who are Hong Kong residents will be reimbursed up to 80% of the course fee, subject to a maximum sum of HK$10,000, on successful completion of a reimbursable course.  Effective from 1 April 2019, enhancement measures of CEF will apply to all new, currently valid and closed accounts.  The subsidy ceiling has been increased from the current level of $10,000 to $20,000 per applicant.  More details available at: http://www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/cef/index.htm

For PRC Candidates

PRC students who have successfully applied and been offered a place in the Master of Science in Computer Science as full-time students in Hong Kong have an opportunity to have their composition fees reduced if they apply and are awarded The China Postgraduate Scholarships for Computer Science.

The maximum number of scholarships for 2019-20 is thirty, with a maximum value of HK$30,000 each.

The scholarships shall be used to meet part of the composition fees for a full-time programme of studies leading to the degree of Master of Science in Computer Science.

The scholarships shall be awarded mainly on the basis of academic merits.