The Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi) successfully held its Information Day 2025 on 14 and 15 November 2025, attracting an impressive response from the public, including DSE candidates, senior secondary students, higher-diploma students, and sub-degree graduates. The event featured an immersive “Real-Scene Game,” along with admission talks, campus tours of teaching and research facilities. These offerings provided participants with valuable insights into the unique features of THEi’s “applied science-oriented” bachelor’s degree programmes, enabling them to experience the Institute’s distinctive atmosphere while beginning to plan their future educational and career paths.  

Real-Scene Game x Simulated City: Empowering Students to Navigate Their Path in Applied Science 

THEi is committed to nurturing students as applied talents by emphasising the integration of theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring they can effectively apply what they learn. In an innovative move, the Institute introduced the “Simulated City” concept during the event, allowing participants to engage in a first-person perspective while completing various simulated tasks collaboratively designed by six departments and the School of General Education and Languages. This initiative highlighted how interdisciplinary knowledge enhances practical application, equipping students to address the evolving challenges of society. 

Introducing New Programmes and Teaching Resources  

During the event, the Institute conducted nearly 50 information sessions, including introduction to Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electric Vehicle Design and Technology^ offered in the 26/27 academic year. This programme provides students with cutting-edge knowledge and technical expertise on design, integration and manufacturing of electric vehicles. Graduates will acquire professional knowledge and skills on project and quality management, industry policy, which are crucial for becoming an automotive professional, sustainable transportation planning and design of green mobility solutions. 

THEi has opened the “Wu Jieh Yee Arboriculture Education and Research Centre,” and the “Hydrogen Energy Education and Talent Development Centre” (funded by the Environment and Conservation Fund) to the public for the first time, showcasing the Institute’s recent advancements in arboriculture and hydrogen energy. 

For the details of Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions / Sectors (SSSDP) Degree Programmes, please visit: https://thei.edu.hk/admission/general-entrance-requirements-year-1-entry/  

^The new degree programme for 26/27 academic year is under accreditation. Latest programme curriculum and relevant information will be updated on the THEi website.