List of Higher Education Institutions in Hong Kong

The following is a list of higher education institutions in Hong Kong, under Hong Kong law. See Higher education in Hong Kong.

Only the first three categories (UGC Funded Institutions, Self-Funded Institutions and Public Institutions, except Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education) are eligible to award Bachelor's Degree or above in Hong Kong. .

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