The School of Open Learning is organising the “Effective Workplace Communication: Building Your Professional Influence Workshop”.
The School of Open Learning will organize a “Fragrance Journey: Create Your Own Sachet and Incense Cone Workshop”.
On 7 February 2026, the V-Power Volunteer Team, together with volunteers from the Martha Boss Lutheran Community Centre, visited the Sik Sik …
On 1 February 2026, the V-Power Volunteer Team participated in the "Charity Fun Walk + Carnival 2026", organised by Suicide Prevention Services. …
The School of Open Learning is organising the “Hit the Bullseye: Recurve Bow Experiential Workshop” and has invited professional coaches to guide students to familiarise themselves with the fundamental techniques of using a recurve bow through hands-on practice.
As part of the University's Career Month initiative, the School of Open Learning is organizing the “Career Enhancement Workshop Series”.
To equip our distance learning and part-time students with the skills needed to excel in their examinations, the School of Open Learning will host an online workshop titled "Exam Preparation and Test-taking Skills" on 9 December 2024.
The School of Open Learning is recruiting new members for its Singing Team. All distance- learning and part-time students who are passionate about singing pop songs and have potential for singing are welcome to join us.
Embrace your dreams, embark on your learning voyage!
The School of Open Learning of Hong Kong Metropolitan University will organise an Information Day (2025 Spring Term) for Distance-learning Programmes on Saturday, 7 December 2024. You are welcome to learn about the latest programme offerings and admission information, and submit application onsite. Also, you can join our campus tour to learn more about HKMU.
The 2024–25 V-Power Orientation Day was successfully held on 27th October 2024. The event aimed to deepen the mutual understanding among volunteers through this orientation, thereby fostering team cohesion and spirit of cooperation, laying a solid foundation for future community service work.
Sound can be heard and felt. The singing bowl is an ancient instrument from the Himalayan region with a history spanning thousands of years. The sound and vibrations produced by the singing bowl can directly influence brain activity, helping to relieve stress and enhance concentration.
Embrace your dreams, embark on your learning voyage!
HKMU offers various distance-learning and part-time programmes, including arts, social sciences, education and languages, business and administration, gemmology and jewellery studies. If you are looking for a way to achieve your dreams and enhance your competitiveness in the workplace through flexible study, don't miss the admission day for distance-learning and part-time programmes held by the School of Open Learning.
