| Indicator |
HKU Performance |
Data |
Source |
Scores in Common English Proficiency Assessment Scheme (CEPAS) |
Highest scores of any UGC-funded institution |
7.06
(2010-2011 final year) |
UGC website |
Student Employment |
In 2010, the employment rate of HKU graduates was 99.7%. For the fifth
consecutive year, HKU had the highest employment rate among the UGC-funded
comprehensive universities. |
HKU data |
The average
annual salary of 2010 HKU graduates was HK$210,000, the highest among the universities in Hong Kong. |
Most
2010 graduates maintained a high level of job
satisfaction as that of 2009 graduates.
¡E 76.5% graduates were satisfied or very satisfied with their job |
For five consecutive years from 2006 to 2010, HKU graduates, including
2010 fresh graduates and past graduates combined, have secured the largest
share
in all major government Civil Service jobs for university graduates
among all universities: 32.2% share for 2010 fresh graduates; 29.2%
share for fresh and past graduates combined.
HKU students also have the largest share of government summer internship
placement of 18.5% in 2010. |
HKU has the most comprehensive career-related resources provided to our
students. For two consecutive years, our combined career-related advisory
services achieved the highest awareness and usage ratings of 45.0%, which
was better than the overall rating of local universities (41.5%).
|
Universum
Student Survey 2011
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HKU Careers and Placement is the only career service in Hong Kong
universities providing a tailor-made and structured faculty-based Professional
Preparation Programme to its students. From 2008 to 2011, around 2,000
students have joined the programme, apart from regular careers training
activities.
|
Percentage of teachers with PhD and/or higher professional qualifications |
94% |
HKU data
(September 2011) |
Library stocks |
Largest of any UGC-funded institution |
2.85 million bound volumes
(June 30, 2011) |
Joint University Libraries statistics |
Annual university turnover |
Highest turnover of any UGC-funded institution |
HK$6,028M
(2009-2010 ) |
Published annual accounts of UGC-funded institutions |
