BSc (Hons) in Architectural Studies

Score formula

Any Best 5 Subjects (plus an additional bonus score for the 6th subject with Level 3 or above)

Weightings: Biology (x 7) ; Business, Accounting and Financial Studies (x 7) ; Business, Accounting and Financial Studies (Accounting) (x 7) ; Business, Accounting and Financial Studies (Business Management) (x 7) ; Chemistry (x 7) ; Chinese History (x 7) ; Chinese Language (x 7) ; Chinese Literature (x 7) ; Combined Science: Biology + Chemistry (x 7) ; Combined Science: Biology + Physics (x 7) ; Combined Science: Physics + Chemistry (x 7) ; Design and Applied Technology (x 7) ; Economics (x 7) ; English Language (x 10) ; Ethics and Religious Studies (x 7) ; Geography (x 7) ; Health Management and Social Care (x 5) ; History (x 7) ; Information and Communication Technology (x 5) ; Integrated Science (x 7) ; Literature in English (x 7) ; Mathematics (x 7) ; Mathematics (Extended part - Algebra and Calculus) (x 7) ; Mathematics (Extended part - Calculus and Statistics) (x 7) ; Music (x 7) ; Physical Education (x 5) ; Physics (x 7) ; Technology and Living (Fashion, Clothing and Textiles) (x 5) ; Technology and Living (Food Science and Technology) (x 5) ; Tourism and Hospitality Studies (x 7) ; Visual Arts (x 7) ; Cat C (other languages): all listed (x 5)

Minimum HKDSE requirements

• Chinese Language: 3
• English Language: 3
• Mathematics: 2
• Citizenship and Social Development: Attained
• Elective 1: 3
• Elective 2: 3

Subject requirements

No compulsory subject. Preferred subjects (highest weighting x10): English Language

Other requirements

Selected Band A applicants will be required to submit a personal portfolio to showcase the ability of the applicants on design, and to attend an aptitude test and/or an interview. These processes are expected to be conducted between January 2027 and June 2027. Applicants who are interested in construction and environment majors and professions, but have yet to decide on their academic and professional pathway at the time of application, may consider choosing the new admission route, “Bachelor’s Degree Scheme in Construction and Environment” (JS3004) , as one of their JUPAS choices. All students admitted to programmes offered by the Faculty of Construction and Environment (including JS3004) will embark on a Common Year One curriculum. Towards the end of Year One, students can decide whether to continue with their initial programme or switch to another programme within the Faculty. Those in the Bachelor’s Degree Scheme (JS3004), as well as those who wish to switch, can choose their preferred programme through a ranking assessment, which considers a combination of their entrance qualification score, Year One GPA, and interview performance. Students in the Bachelor’s Degree Scheme (JS3004) who wish to join JS3214 after their first year of study will be required to submit a portfolio and attend an aptitude test and/or an interview. This is in addition to the ranking assessment process, mirroring the direct admission requirements for JUPAS applicants to JS3214 stated above (Subject to change). | Interview/test (JUPAS): Date of Interview: Before the announcement of HKDSE results.; Medium: English; Mode: Individual / Group interview; Remarks: Selected Band A applicants will be required to submit a personal portfolio to showcase their design capabilities and attend aptitude tests and/or interviews. These processes are expected to take place between January and June 2027. | Band choice may be considered