Student Exchange
FAQs
- Housing and Meals
| 1. | What is the housing provision for exchange students? |
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Please refer to Accommodation. |
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| 2. | Is the housing segregated according to sex or is it co-educational? |
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The Student Residence Halls are co-educational. Room assignments are gender specific. |
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| 3. | What is the arrangement for meals on campus, including costs? |
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There is no meal plan, mandatory or optional, available at HKBU. There are currently seven dining facilities on campus, ranging from quick/simple meals to full multi-course provision of both Chinese and Western styles. The cost per meal falls approximately within the range of US$2-15, depending on which meal of the day and its fullness. There are also several commercially operated restaurants/cafeterias within easy walking distance of the campus offering a wide range of prices. |
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| 4. | Is smoking allowed in the Student Residence Halls? |
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Smoking, drinking, possession or use of or involvement with illegal drugs will not be tolerated anywhere on campus. Offenders will be reported to local authorities for prosecution. |
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| 5. | Will I be able to use my electrical equipment in Hong Kong? |
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The electrical voltage in Hong Kong is 220-240 Volts AC, 50Hz. Please make sure your electric appliances are 220-240V adaptable. Otherwise you may get an adaptor which is inexpensive and can be easily bought in Hong Kong. |
