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HKUST engineering students Liu Jiayu (fourth right), Eugene Cheung Hon (fifth left) and Law Cheuk-Him (third right) were honored at the HKIE Prize Presentation Ceremony cum New Members’ Reception.
HKUST engineering students Liu Jiayu (fourth right), Eugene Cheung Hon (fifth left) and Law Cheuk-Him (third right) were honored at the HKIE Prize Presentation Ceremony cum New Members’ Reception. 
Recognizing Academic Achievements and Leadership
HKIE Scholarships Awarded to Outstanding Engineering Students
New Beginnings
Orientation Activities for New Engineering Students
Claiming 14 Awards in First Participation
HKUST Robotics Team Thrived at Asian Intelligent Robot Contest 2025 in Taiwan
A total of five HKUST students were awarded the prestigious Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2025, including engineering students Zhang Hau-King (center), Matthew Tsang Xian-Jun (third right), and Leung Ka-Chun.
A total of five HKUST students were awarded the prestigious Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2025, including engineering students Zhang Hau-King (center), Matthew Tsang Xian-Jun (third right), and Leung Ka-Chun. 
Empowering Future Leaders to Drive Social Change
Three Engineering Undergraduates Received Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2025
Outstanding HKUST undergraduate projects were recognized at the presentation ceremony for the 2025 Kerry Holdings Limited Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program Award, with a majority coming from the School of Engineering.
Outstanding HKUST undergraduate projects were recognized at the presentation ceremony for the 2025 Kerry Holdings Limited Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program Award, with a majority coming from the School of Engineering. 
Outstanding Achievements in Undergraduate Research
SENG Students Recognized by 2025 Kerry Holdings Limited Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program Award
The three winning teams of the USEL-ASMPT Technology Award 2025 alongside judging panel members: Prof. Mow Wai-Ho (third right), Associate Dean of Engineering (Undergraduate Studies); Prof. Robin Ma (second right), Associate Professor of Engineering Education in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Mr. Paul Lavigne (first right), Teaching Associate of the Center for Engineering Education Innovation (E2I)
The three winning teams of the USEL-ASMPT Technology Award 2025 alongside judging panel members: Prof. Mow Wai-Ho (third right), Associate Dean of Engineering (Undergraduate Studies); Prof. Robin Ma (second right), Associate Professor of Engineering Education in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Mr. Paul Lavigne (first right), Teaching Associate of the Center for Engineering Education Innovation (E2I) 
Honoring Student Creativity
Three Outstanding Student-Initiated Experiential Learning Projects Recognized by USEL-ASMPT Technology Award 2025 on Experiential Learning Day
Combining the best of both worlds, the Computer Engineering Program (CPEG) at HKUST is a dynamic fusion of computer science and electronics.
Combining the best of both worlds, the Computer Engineering Program (CPEG) at HKUST is a dynamic fusion of computer science and electronics. 
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Unlock Your Future: Join HKUST’s Computer Engineering Program!
The HKUST ROV Team won their 13th straight championship in the Hong Kong Regional Contest of the MATE International ROV Competition since they joined in 2011. They will head for the international competition in the US this June.
The HKUST ROV Team won their 13th straight championship in the Hong Kong Regional Contest of the MATE International ROV Competition since they joined in 2011. They will head for the international competition in the US this June. 
Heading to the International Stage
HKUST Remotely Operated Vehicle Team Clinched Their 13th Championship in Hong Kong Regional Contest of MATE International ROV Competition
HKUST’s Civil and Environmental Engineering programs empower students to combine technologies and theories to create robust, efficient, and intelligent urban infrastructure in smart cities. (Photo Credit: An AI-generated image of a smart city)
HKUST’s Civil and Environmental Engineering programs empower students to combine technologies and theories to create robust, efficient, and intelligent urban infrastructure in smart cities. (Photo Credit: An AI-generated image of a smart city) 
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Building the Future: Civil Engineering and the Advent of Smart Cities
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Pioneering the Future of Microelectronics and Integrated Circuits
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