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Pre-Arrival Notes Table of Contents Pre-arrival Notes Table of Contents About HKU ............................................................................................................... 1 Weather in Hong Kong .............................................................................................. 2 Arrangements During Bad Weather ................................................................... 2 Visa ............................................................................................................................ 3 Finance ...................................................................................................................... 4 Communications ....................................................................................................... 5 Attire.......................................................................................................................... 6 Transportation ........................................................................................................... 7 Campus Map ............................................................................................................. 8 Accommodation ........................................................................................................ 9 Main Campus ................................................................................................... 10 Jockey Club Student Village I .......................................................................... 12 Jockey Club Student Village II ........................................................................ 14 Jockey Club Student Village III ....................................................................... 16 Sassoon Road ................................................................................................... 18 Facility Access ........................................................................................................ 20 Catering: Where To Eat ........................................................................................... 22 HKU Visitor Centre for Souvenirs .......................................................................... 23 Pre-departure Checklist ........................................................................................... 24 Special Notice on recent political movements in Hong Kong……………………25 About HKU Asia’s Global University The University of Hong Kong, as an English-medium, research-led, comprehensive university (the only one in China), provides world-class, campus-based education in a wide range of academic disciplines to outstanding students. The University is situated in a geographically and culturally unique part of China and has historically sat at the gateway between East and West, pursuing teaching and research which enhance the understanding of Asia in a comparative way. Motto: Sapientia et Virtus Ever since the early 20th century, the British in Hong Kong saw university education as a vehicle for promoting Western technology and values in the region. The University of Hong Kong stems from the British tradition of academia and prestige and, over the past 100 years, has developed and grown into a university with a deep-rooted tradition, history and core academic values with an international outlook. These values are all in fact the intertwined within the city of Hong Kong itself, bringing HKU into the 21st century as a world leader. 1 Weather in Hong Kong Hot, humid and rainy Hong Kong’s climate is sub-tropical with distinct seasons. June to August are summer and typhoon season: hot, humid and sunny, with occasional showers and thunderstorms. The average temperature ranges from 26°C to 33°C (78.8°F to 87.8°F). Temperature can exceed 33°C and high humidity levels can make it feel even hotter. However, you are recommended to bring a light windbreaker or cardigan with you as indoor air- conditioned temperature is around 20°C. For detailed weather updates, please visit http://www.hko.gov.hk/ Arrangements During Bad Weather When Tropical Storm Warning Signal No. 8 (or a higher number) or the Black Rainstorm Warning Signal is hoisted, the following arrangements will apply: A. For classes and examinations not yet started If either of the warnings is hoisted All morning classes and examinations commencing or in force AT OR AFTER 6:00 am BEFORE 2:00 pm will be CANCELLED automatically. If either of the warnings is hoisted All afternoon classes and examinations commencing at or in force AT OR AFTER 11:00 any time FROM 2:00 pm AND BEFORE 6:00 pm will be am CANCELLED automatically. If either of the warnings is hoisted All evening classes and examinations commencing or in force AT or AFTER 3:00 pm, FROM 6:00 pm onward will be CANCELLED automatically. B. For classes and examinations already started When Tropical Storm Warning - All classes will be suspended immediately. Signal No. 8 or above is hoisted - All examinations will continue until the end of that examination session. When Black Rainstorm Warning - All classes and examinations, except those held Signal is hoisted outdoors, will continue. - For outdoor classes and examinations, the responsible staff members on the spot should suspend the activities immediately, ensure that all students are taken to a safe place, and remain there until it is safe for them to return home. When Tropical Storm Warning Signal No. 3 or Red Rainstorm Warning Signal is in force, it should be assumed that all classes and examinations would be held as scheduled unless an announcement to the contrary has been made by the University. 2 Visa Students should have received a student visa label issued by Hong Kong Immigration Department before travelling to Hong Kong. • Overseas and Taiwan students should affix the Visa Label on the passport before landing to Hong Kong. • Mainland students should bring along the “Exit-entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao” (EEP) attached with the Exit Endorsement, as well as the Visa Label to enter Hong Kong directly from the Mainland for activation of his/her student visa. • Macao students should affix the Visa Label on the "Visit Permit for Residents of Macao SAR to Hong Kong SAR" (Visit Permit) before landing to Hong Kong. A landing slip will then be issued to you (below is a sample). Your student visa is deemed as valid upon receiving the landing slip together with visa/ entry permit label. Do not lose them throughout your stay in Hong Kong. 3 Finance It is recommended to prepare the budget for other academic expenses as well as your daily living in Hong Kong. However, do not carry too much cash with you at any time. For more information about the cost of living in Hong Kong, please visit http://www.studyinhongkong.edu.hk/en/live- in-hong-kong/cost-of-living.php If you wish to withdraw cash, you may use the ATMs at the airport, on campus and at many convenient locations throughout the city. Please note that service charges may be incurred if you withdraw cash from the ATMs in Hong Kong. Banks on campus Banks Location Opening Hours HSBC G/F, Run Run Shaw Building, Monday to Thursday 09:00 - 16:30 (Tel: 2233 3000) Main Campus Friday 09:00 – 17:00 Saturday 09:00 - 13:00 Bank of East Asia Shop P0030, G/F, Centennial Monday to Friday 09:00 – 17:00 (Tel: 3609 1812) Campus Closed on Saturday ATMs on campus Banks Location HSBC G/F, Run Run Shaw Building, Main Campus Bank of East Asia Shop P0030, G/F, Centennial Campus Outdoor Area of 2/F Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre, Main Campus Bank of China Podium of Haking Wong Building, Main Campus Hang Seng Bank LG/F, Phase 1, Student Quarters, 6 Sassoon Road You may also use your credit cards freely in Hong Kong. Mastercard and Visa are more generally accepted than American Express and Discover card. Be mindful of the foreign transaction fees charged by your card issuing banks. However, some small shops and restaurants only accept cash. Please bring with you a certain amount of cash. 4 Communications A. Telephone There is no telephone service for students in the residential halls, therefore, please bring your own mobile phone. Most of the world’s mobile telecommunications systems operate in Hong Kong, including GSM 900, PCS 1800, LTE, CDMA and WCDMA (2G, 3G and 4G) networks. Therefore, all tri- or quad-band compatible phones will work with local SIM cards. SIM cards can be easily purchased at any convenience store. B. Internet Service Free and convenient internet access is available on campus and in halls. Simply choose “Wi-Fi.HK via HKU” for internet connection on your computer or mobile devices. Please visit http://www.its.hku.hk/documentation/guide/network/wifi/wifihk for more details. C. Emergency Contact Hong Kong is one of the safest cities in the world. However, you should stay alert and be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially when you are in a crowded area. Please stay with your group during outings. If in any case you require immediate assistance or are in hazardous situations, please dial the emergency number (marked in red) below. • HKU Summer Institute - Emergency Support Tel: 3917 2882 (24-hour – HKU Security Centre) 3917 4121 (Office hour only – Main Building Reception Counter) Address: MG14, G/F, Main Building, Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong Email: [email protected] • Hong Kong Emergency Services Dial 999 if you need emergency services from the Hong Kong Police, Fire Services Department or Ambulance Services in Hong Kong. • Nearest Hospital - Queen Mary Hospital Tel: 2255 3838 Address: 102 Pok Fu Lam Road, Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong Website: http://www.ha.org.hk/qmh/
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