Jointly offered by the Faculty of Engineering and the HKU Business School, this interdisciplinary double degree programme will equip you with professional knowledge in both engineering and business within a global context.
Upon completion of the five-year programme, you will earn a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)/Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering (BEng(BME) and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA).
The current structure is a ‘4+1’ Programme (4 years in Engineering, 1 year in Business). A ‘fully integrated ‘ version will start in 2026 or 2027. Students will take both Engineering & Business courses throughout the five years of study.
[JS6937] Global Engineering and Business Programme
(Engineering and Business Double Degree Programme)
Global Engineering and Business Programme
BEng and BBA Double Degree
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JS 6937
Area (JUPAS website):
Building & Architecture; Computing, Information and Multimedia Technology; Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering/ Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering
Bachelor of Business Administration
University and Engineering core courses
Year 1
University and Engineering disciplines courses
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Civil Engineering
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Electronic Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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Computer Engineering
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Electrical Engineering
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Data and Systems Engineering
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Biomedical Engineering
Year 2 - 4
Study 9 business courses from 5 major options:
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Entrepreneurship, Design and Innovation
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Finance
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Human Resource Management
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Information Systems and Analytics
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Marketing
Complete Engineering programme requirements and receive BEng degree
By end of Year 4
Year 5
Study BBA on self-financing basis and receive BBA degree
English
Language
Chinese
Language
Mathematics
Compulsory Part
Citizenship and Social Development/
Liberal Studies
Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Combined Science with Physics/Biology/Chemistry component
Level 4
Level 3
Level 4
Level 2
Level 3
Entrance requirements in addition to University Entrance Requirements
Remark: Level 3 or above in Mathematics Extended Part (Module 1 or 2) is preferred (but not required).
