- Study room and co-working space, vending hub, multi-purpose room, meeting rooms, music rooms, band room, baby care room, shower rooms, banner sites, supermarket, cafeteria.
- General office: Room 201, Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre
- Mon to Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm; Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm
- 2859 8006
- cymac@hku.hk
- Relaxation hub, multi-purpose rooms, meeting rooms, music rooms, prayer room, coffee lounge, darkroom, art room, restaurant, banner sites
- General office: Room 1A06, Swire Building
- Mon to Fri: 9:00am - 6:00pm; Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm
- 2548 0074
- fscac@hku.hk
Pokfulam Amenities Centre
- Music room, games room, baby care room, assembly hall / lobby, photocopying corner
- General office: Room 207, Pauline Chan Building, 10 Sassoon Road
- Mon to Fri: 9:00am - 7:00pm; Sat: 9:00am - 1:00pm
- 3917 7543
- pflac@hku.hk
Curated by the Campus Services Office (CSO), the University offers a vibrant and diverse culinary landscape to enhance your campus experience. You will find a wide array of restaurants, cafeterias, and coffee shops conveniently located to serve you. Whether you are craving local delicacies, international cuisine, specialty coffee, or require vegetarian and Halal options, you can enjoy a high-quality meal with friends at a reasonable price.
Recognising the demanding schedules of our university community, we also provide numerous food kiosks and automated vending hubs on campus. These fast-service locations offer an excellent variety of light meals, snacks, and beverages tailored for those requiring quick and convenient refreshment.
Chong Yuet Ming Cultural Centre
Chong Yuet Ming Cultural Centre (CYMCC), is located on the 3/F and 4/F above the Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre on the Main Campus.
Studio 303 with a capacity of 148 seats, is an ideal performing venue for experimental performances in a variety of art forms, such as drama, dance, musical performance and theatrical workshop.
Information Technology Services (ITS) provides comprehensive information technology services such as HKU Portal, procedures on connecting to HKU Campus Network and email service etc.
You may visit the ITS Service Desk at Room 204, 2/F, K.K. Leung Building, use the ITS Chatbot (https://its-chatbot.hku.hk/), or email ithelp@hku.hk for assistance with central computing and network services.
Daily Life Necessities
All HKU students with a valid HKU Portal account are eligible to rent an e-locker. E-lockers are for temporary storage up to a maximum of 7 consecutive calendar days with the rental fee of HK$1 per hour. Renting of the e-locker is on a first-come- first-served basis, supported by the mobile app called “uLock@hku”. Traditional lockers are also available for application by full-time undergraduate and full-time taught postgraduate students for longer use of up to one academic year. Students can apply for a traditional locker via a central application system and the allocation is by random ballot.
The Estates Office operates shuttle bus service for students to travel among various campuses and offices. This service is exclusively available to HKU students and staff, who are required to present their student or staff identification cards for verification.
KMB Fare Saver Kiosk
KMB Fare Saver Kiosk is located at the bridge linking K.K. Leung Building and Knowles Building. By swiping your Adult / Student Octopus card, you can enjoy a fare discount of up to HK$4 when taking KMB buses.
The majority of banks are closed on Saturday afternoon and public holidays. There are two banks on the Main Campus, with details as follows:
- G/F, Run Run Shaw Building, Main Campus
- 2233 3000
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Mon - Thu: 9:00am - 4:30pm
Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sat & Sun: Closed
- Shop P0030, G/F, Centennial Campus
- 3609 1812
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Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sat and Sun: Closed
The nearest wet market is the Shek Tong Tsui Market (about 10-minute walk from Hill Road).
There is one mini PARKnSHOP located on the 2/F of the Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre. A larger International by PARKnSHOP can be found on 37-47 Bonham Road (about 10-minute walk from the Main Campus). Nearby a Wellcome can be found on 62 Bonham Road. Another larger Wellcome Superstore is at the Westwood (8 Belcher’s Street).
The Hong Kong University Press Bookshop (Tel: 3917 7801) is located on the G/F of Run Run Shaw Heritage House (next to the HKU Visitor Centre), Centennial Campus.
The HKU Campus Store selling stationery and souvenirs is located on the UG1/F of Composite Building.
- Chi Wah Learning Commons
- The Main Library and branch libraries
- Room 420, 4/F, Knowles Building (KRCC Production Company)
- Shops along Bonham Road and Pokfulam Road (They provide reliable services at reasonable price. Some of them even offer binding services.)
Postal Services
There is a posting box on the Main Campus situated on the LG2/F of Knowles Building. The nearest Post Office is Sai Ying Pun Post Office (27 Pokfulam Road, Tel: 2921 2222), 5-minute walk from the east gate of the Main Campus.
Postage varies with weight and destination. Visit hongkongpost.hk for details.
Facilities such as washrooms with baby-changing table at the amenities centres, and baby care rooms at the Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre, The Jockey Club Tower, William M.W. Mong Block and the Prince Philip Dental Hospital are available to parent students, staff and visitors during their time on campus.
A variety of spaces are provided for individual and self-paced learning in the Learning Commons. These include quiet study areas, reading and lounging areas and individual workstations. Collaborative learning spaces are provided in the form of group study rooms, more traditionally styled work tables as well as diner booth style places that are well suited to group interactivity.
The Chi Wah Learning Commons, located at the podium levels of the Centennial Campus, offers modern learning facilities that encourage and facilitate individual and group study.
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Sports Facilities (2026)
The Centre for Sports and Exercise (CSE) offers a variety of sports and fitness programmes, along with managing key sports facilities. Students can make bookings for these facilities through the student portal up to 7 days in advance.
Facilities available without prior booking include:
- Swimming pool
- Fitness centres (except peak hours)
- Running track
(Check our website for the opening hours and arrangements. Registration for peak hour fitness centre sessions can be made through this link.)
For other sports, bookings are required and can be made for the following activities:
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Golf
- Handball
- Hockey
- Individual Exercise
- Lacrosse
- Netball
- Pickleball
- Soccer
- Table Tennis
- Tennis
- Volleyball
Please ensure to book in advance if your sport requires reservation.
Eligibility
For students, there are many levels of medical benefits. Some students may not be eligible for UHS services. The eligibility of students is not known before registration. Once they have completed their registration at the University, students will receive a university card with a number. The level of medical benefit will be known by then.
All entitled students who paid composition fees are eligible. The University does not provide medical benefits for students’ families and dependants.
Primary Health Care on Campus
The University provides comprehensive primary health care to entitled students through a clinic on the main campus.
Medical consultations are generally free of charge. Certain medications, preventive services and other items are charged at cost. A notional charge is also levied for dental treatment and physiotherapy treatment at the University clinic.
Services include:
- Primary medical care at the University Health Service
- Specialist care and hospital care at the public specialist clinic or public ward of government hospitals by referral (for full-time students only and excluding any maternity care)
- Preventive measures including Travel Health Service, Wellness Check-up, Well Woman Check-up and immunisations at a charge
- Physiotherapy on the referral of UHS physicians at a charge
- Assistance to students with disability
- Health education in the form of individual advice, classes, workshops, exhibitions, website, posters and pamphlets
- Dental service at a competitive charge
- Medical aids, equipment and appliances may be provided at a charge