To broaden students' horizons, deepen their understanding of global educational practices, and cultivate cultural appreciation, the School of Education and Languages organizes a diverse range of study tours each year. These tours offer students the opportunity to attend themed classes at overseas universities, engage with local education systems through school visits, explore cultural landmarks, and participate in workshops that highlight the history and traditions of the host country. Some tours may also include internship placements, allowing students to apply their academic knowledge in real-world settings.
To encourage wider participation and reduce financial barriers, the School provides partial funding support to eligible students, subject to the availability of resources.
To broaden students' horizons, deepen their understanding of global educational practices, and cultivate cultural appreciation, the School of Education and Languages organizes a diverse range of study tours each year. These tours offer students the opportunity to attend themed classes at overseas universities, engage with local education systems through school visits, explore cultural landmarks, and participate in workshops that highlight the history and traditions of the host country. Some tours may also include internship placements, allowing students to apply their academic knowledge in real-world settings.
To encourage wider participation and reduce financial barriers, the School provides partial funding support to eligible students, subject to the availability of resources.
Some study tours are designed for specific groups of E&L students.
Click HERE to check your eligibility for each tour.
Briefing Session Notes – Available for Download
Check out the eligibility, details and application procedures (if applicable) on the Student Affairs Office website.
Check out the eligibility, details and application procedures (if applicable) on the Student Affairs Office website.
Check out the eligibility, details and application procedures (if applicable) on the Student Affairs Office website.
An eligible E&L student can only receive this type of sponsorship ONCE in each academic year, regardless of the total number of study tours that they finally join.
與北京語言大學合作
2026年5月中旬至6月上旬
（為期三週）
費用：約港幣25,000
備註：
查詢: 董翹傑博士 (kiktung@hkmu.edu.hk)
In collaboration with the
University of Warwick
10-30 May 2026
(3 Weeks)
Fees: around HKD 39,000
Enquiries: Dr. Sarah Lee (sswlee@hkmu.edu.hk)
In collaboration with the
Toyo University
Early June 2026 (2 Weeks)
Fees: around HKD 22,000
Enquiries: Dr. Gavin Tse (whtse@hkmu.edu.hk)
Organised by The University of
British Columbia (UBC)
To be announced by the UBC
Programme details:
Vancouver Summer Program
In collaboration with the University of Helsinki
10-21 May 2026 (10 Days)
(tentative)
Fees: around HKD 28,000
Students may possibly receive 80% subsidies for the fees, upon completion of the tour and fulfilment of the specific requirements
Bachelor of Education with Honours (Chinese Language Teaching) and Bachelor of Language Studies with Honours (Applied Chinese Language Studies)
Bachelor of Education with Honours (Putonghua and Chinese Language Education) and Bachelor of Language Studies with Honours (Chinese Linguistic Studies)
Year 1, 2 or 4
Bachelor of Education with Honours in English Language Teaching & Bachelor of English Language Studies with Honours
Year 1 or 3
Bachelor of Education with Honours in Early Childhood Education (Leadership and Special Educational Needs)
Shortlisted students will be invited for a selection interview in November 2025.
Enquiries: Dr. Winfred Xuan (wxuan@hkmu.edu.hk)
ECE Students
Late June 2026
(10 Days)
Fees: around HKD 25,000
Chloe YIP Wing Hei | whyip@hkmu.edu.hk
ECE Year 1 and Year 3 Students
2–8 June 2026
(tentative)
Fees: around HKD 20,000
Keith HO Kwok Man | kho@hkmu.edu.hk
Suzanne LEUNG Lok Tung | sltleung@hkmu.edu.hk
幼兒教育課程同學
2026年6月15日至19日
(5天)
費用：免費
Carmen KWOK Oi Kwan | cokkwok@hkmu.edu.hk
Different tours have different selection processes. An interview might be required for specific tours.
Students should check and confirm whether they need to apply for any entry visa to the destinations of the tours before applying. Students need to apply for the required entry visa on their own and bear the related costs. Students will bear all committed fees by HKMU, the partner institutions, or organisations if they cannot apply for or receive the required entry visa before the tour commences.
Specific scholarships and subsidies offered by the Government and donors are available for eligible students to apply for participating in the study tours. The University or the School may also provide financial support to cover part of the basic cost of the tour, subject to funding availability.
You may refer to the “Financial Support” section of this website for more details.
Usually, a briefing session will be held by the academic colleague in charge before the tour.
Students participating in study tours organised by the School are covered under the University's Group Travel Insurance. For full details of the coverage, please refer to this website.
If students wish to have additional protection, they are advised to purchase supplementary travel insurance at their own expense if needed.
No. Students are required to travel in a group from Hong Kong to the destination. The same applies to the return arrangement from the destination to Hong Kong.
Disclaimer: The contents of this website are subject to change or amendment without prior notice. The School of Education and Languages reserves the right to amend and provide interpretation as necessary.
Last update: 3 Nov 2025
