FAQs
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Sports Science and Coaching
Part A: Admissions Requirement
- What are the General Entrance Requirements for the BSc(SPSC) programme?
JUPAS applicants are normally required to possess the following qualifications:
.Level 3 or above in Chinese Language
.Level 3 or above in English Language
.Level 2 or above in Mathematics (Compulsory Part)
.Attained result in Citizenship and Social Development
.Level 2 or above in two elective subjects
Shortlisted applicants may be required to attend an interview.
Senior-year entry applicants are normally required to possess the following qualification:
.Having an Associate Degree in related disciplines from any recognized institutions; or
.Having a Higher Diploma in related disciplines from any recognized institutions
Applicants who possess equivalent qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Shortlisted applicants may be required to attend an interview.
Besides, applicants should also demonstrate an acceptable level of proficiency in both the Chinese and English languages, unless exempted by the University. For more details, please visit this website.
- Can IELTS results be used to meet the English Language requirement?
For JUPAS applicants, the University ONLY accepts the results in HKDSE English Language.
For Non-JUPAS applicants, the University accepts IELTS results. For more details, please visit this website.
- Does the University consider “combined results” of the HKDSE examination in the selection process?
Yes, the University accepts combined sittings in the HKDSE examination. For the purpose of ranking applicants for admission, all recognized public examination results are considered. If an applicant has taken the examination in a subject more than once, only the best result for that subject will be counted. There is no penalty on repeaters.
- Does BSc(SPSC) programme provide senior year admissions?
Yes. BSc(SPSC) programme does provide senior year admissions.
- How can I apply for the BSc(SPSC) programme if I am a non-local applicant?
In accordance with the HKSAR Government's policy, all non-local applicants, regardless of whether they possess HKDSE examination results, MUST apply for admissions via the non-JUPAS route, and NOT via JUPAS.
- What is the definition of local and non-local students?
Definition of local and non-local applicants is listed here. To make direct enquiries on the definition of non-local students and/or the exclusion policy please contact the EDB at (852) 2804 6499 or via email (edbinfo@edb.gov.hk).
Part B: Interview
- I am applying for the BSc(SPSC) programme as a JUPAS/Non-JUPAS applicant. Do I need to attend admissions interview?
Yes, you are required to attend an admissions interview. Applicants who do not turn up for the interviews will not be considered for admissions.
- What are the selection criteria for the admissions interview? When will the admissions interview be conducted?
For JUPAS applicants, we will select applicants for the admissions interview by considering their band choices, HKDSE examination results, information on the OEA (Other Experiences and Achievements in Competition / Activities) form and SRR (School Reference Report) etc. Please click here for the details of the interview arrangements.
For Non-JUPAS applicants, we will select applicants for the admissions interview by considering their AD/HD programmes, cGPA, English and Chinese Language proficiency and sports achievements etc.
- What are the fomat of the admissions interview?
Every shortlisted candidate will be interviewed individually in English and/or Cantonese.
- How can I prepare for my interview?
Applicants are recommended to:
.Make a comprehensive study/research on the curriculum and the career paths of BSc(SPSC) programme;
.Get yourself familiar with the programme, the University, the sports news of Hong Kong and the world, and the latest developments of the sports that you are interested in; and
.Do more mock interviews.
- How do I know if I have been shortlisted for an admissions interview?
Shortlisted applicants for admissions interviews will receive relevant details by email and/or SMS. Applicants who do not turn up for the admissions interviews will not be considered.
If you have more questions about the admission and the programme, please contact:
Programme Enquiries:
Tel: (852) 2948 8754
Email: khlui@eduhk.hk
Tel: (852) 2948 8754
Email: khlui@eduhk.hk
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Sports Science and Coaching and Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Physical Education)
Admission Requirement
- Will I be eligible to apply for the DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) programme if I did not take the subject of Physical Education (PE) in HKDSE?
Yes. Any applicants who are interested in teaching Physical Education can apply for the DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) programme, even if he/she did not take PE in HKDSE .
- What is the average JUPAS admission score for DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE)?
The average admission score of the best five subjects for BEd(PE) (2024 entry) is around 21 and 22. Please visit EdUHK website at https://www.apply.eduhk.hk/ug/jupas_scores for more information.
- Are there any score multipliers for a certain HKDSE subject?
The HKDSE subject of Physical Education (PE) will have a heavier subject weighting (x1.5) for admission score calculation.
- Will I be admitted into the DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) programme if I obtained 332A22 in HKDSE and had a good interview performance?
Applicants who meet the University's General Entrance Requirements for bachelor’s degree programme (please refer to https://www.apply.eduhk.hk/ug/jupas for details) and do well in interview would have a chance to be admitted into the programme.
- Is it necessary for applicants to place the DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) programme as a Band A choice in JUPAS to be selected for admission interview?
Yes. Only applicants who meet the University's General Entrance Requirements for bachelor’s degree programme, with DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) as their Band A choice in JUPAS, will have the opportunity to be selected for interview.
- What are the number of JUPAS applicants and the intake quota per year for DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) programme?
In 2024, there were around 2,700 JUPAS applicants for the BEd(PE) programme and the intake quota was around 30-32.
Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme
- How many years of sports experience should applicants possess to be eligible for the Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme?
There is no specific requirement for the number of years of sports experience. Applicants should make their own judgement and submit relevant supporting documents. The number of supporting documents varies depending on applicants’ sports experience.
- Is the Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme available for Non-JUPAS admission route?
No. Non-JUPAS applicants would be assessed by their relevant experience in the major subject, results of associate degree/higher diploma (if applicable) and interview performance.
- What is the difference between the Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme and the School Principal's Nominations Scheme? Can I be nominated in both schemes?
Applicants could nominate themselves for the Self- Nomination Admissions Scheme, while the nominees of School Principal's Nominations Scheme are recommended by school principals. Applicantss could be nominated for both schemes.
- What are the application procedures for the Self-Nomination Admission Scheme?
Applicants are required to complete all online application procedures, including uploading 1) the proofs of the achievements in sports; 2) a personal statement; and 3) recommendation letters from relevant clubs/associations/schools. For details, please visit https://www.apply.eduhk.hk/ug/selfnom.
- Are the applicants of Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme required to attend interview(s)?
Yes, selected applicants will be invited for interview(s).
- What are the admission criteria for the Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme?
For DD-BSc(SPSC)&BEd(PE) programme, the EdUHK Self-Nomination Admissions Scheme is designed for JUPAS applicants with exceptional potential and outstanding talent in sports. Students with excellent performance in the interview(s) will be given a conditional offer, to allow them to be admitted if they meet the General Entrance Requirements (332A22). Please visit https://www.apply.eduhk.hk/ug/selfnom for details.
Interview
- How will the Physical Fitness Test be conducted in the interview? What are the tests?
In general, the Physical Fitness Test consists of 4 parts, including:
i) 1-minute Sit-ups;
ii) Pull-ups (Male) or Flexed Arm Hang (Female);
iii) Sit & Reach; and
iv) Swimming Test (25 metres front crawl and 25 meters breaststroke).
Please click here for the Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire and scoring standard of each item.
- Does the admission interview include only the Physical Fitness Test?
No. The admission interview includes a group interview, a written exam and the Physical Fitness Test.
- Will the interview be conducted in Chinese?
The interview will be conducted in both Chinese and English.
- Is it necessary to pass the interview for admission?
Yes.
If you have more questions about the admission and the programme, please contact:
Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)
What are the entrance requirements for the Top-up Degree of Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) (BHE)?
To be eligible for admission, applicants should:
Please also refer to http://www.eduhk.hk/acadprog/top_up/BHE.htm for more details.
- have obtained a Higher Diploma or Associate Degree in health/health-related disciplines or equivalent; or\
- be registered teachers in kindergartens, primary, secondary or special schools; registered social workers; or registered nurse / enrolled nurse obtained a Higher Diploma; or
- have obtained a Certificate in Education, Certificate of the Teachers of Children with Special Educational Needs or equivalent; and
- be fluent in both written and spoken English.
Please also refer to http://www.eduhk.hk/acadprog/top_up/BHE.htm for more details.
When and where can I apply to the programme?
The BHE programme is now open for applications for the 2022/23 academic year, you may apply to our programme through the on-line system (www.eduhk.hk/acadprog/online).
What is the career prospect or articulation pathway after completion of the programme?
BHE graduates will be qualified for work as health promotion officers in elderly centers, as community health educators, as wellness coordinators in outpatient departments/clinics, etc. Graduates of the programme will also have the opportunity to do postgraduate study at the University through a variety of Master's programmes. The University also offers Doctor of Education programme and PhD programme for doctoral study in the relevant specialty.
Will I get Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) after the completion of the programme?
The BHE programme will not lead to a Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). However, graduates can proceed to study the Postgraduate Diploma in Education Programme (PGDE) that offered by EdUHK in order to obtain the QTS qualification.
Can I become a practicing nurse in Hong Kong by studying the Bachelor of Health Education (BHE) programme?
This programme will not enable a graduate to become a practicing nurse in Hong Kong. However, graduates of the programme will have a wide range of employment opportunities, and will be able to compete for high-level positions.
If you have more questions about the admission and the programme, please contact: