The Student Residence Halls were commissioned on 9 March 2002. They are composed of North and South Tower with four halls in one development connected with Cafeteria on G/F and communal rooms on 1/F. Each hall community consists of half of the floors of a tower which accommodates about 400 residents.

The Library is served by a full-integrated automation system. Through its on-line searching services, library users can have access to databases in the US, UK and elsewhere. CD-ROM workstations are also available to users for searching bibliographical and full test software titles. The Multimedia Learning Centre is equipped with a variety of audio-visual equipment and materials for self-learning purposes. End-user terminals and self-service photocopy machines are located on each floor of the Library.

The Library has experienced a rapid growth in recent years. It contains a comprehensive collection of Chinese and Western books, periodicals, non-print materials, and newspaper clippings. Currently, the Library holds more than 799,000 volumes, over 90,000 audiovisual and microform items, some 5,200 active serials subscriptions, and a growing collection of information resources in electronic format. Titles in Western languages are classified according to the Dewey Decimal Classification and Chinese titles according to the New Classification Scheme for Chinese Libraries. Students enrolled in the SI 2004 will have complete access to the library.

Food Services - The University provides a number of restaurants on campus. and there are several others in nearby commercial shopping centres. A good variety of Chinese and Western food is provided at a range of prices. Vending machines for snacks and beverages are also available throughout the campus.