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Distance Learning

Study anywhere, on your own schedule, with flexible online and distance learning programmes.

Important Dates

Admissions and course registration periods for distance learning programmes and courses, by term.

Jun 15 2026
Nov 2026
Mar 2027
Jun
15
2026

2026 Autumn Term

Admissions & Course Registrations

15 June 2026 (9:30am) – 16 August 2026 (extended)

15 Jun 2026 – 16 Aug 2026
Term commences: 1 Sep 2026
Nov
2026

2027 Spring Term

Admissions & Course Registrations

Admissions/registrations open in Early November 2026

Early Nov 2026
Term commences: 11 Jan 2027
Mar
2027

2027 Summer Term

Course Registrations (Continuing Students)

Registrations for continuing students open in Mid March 2027

Mid Mar 2027
Term commences: 24 May 2027
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Application periods for individual programmes may vary. Counter service: Room A0511, 5/F, Block A, Main Campus — Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:30pm (Course Registration closes at 5:00pm); closed on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.

Distance Learning

Quick Links

Explore the resources and steps to start studying by distance learning at HKMU.

Features

High-quality online learning materials

The course materials, written by highly qualified local and international subject experts, are available online with interactive features.

Interaction with tutors & other students

Students have plenty of opportunities to check their understanding and discuss course content with others.

Flexibility

Distance learning is a great option for working adults who have busy work schedules and no time to attend regular classes. There are a few deadlines during a course (e.g., assignments to be sent to the tutor by a certain date). Other than that, students control the pace of their study.

Admissions

Anyone 17 years of age or above can apply. Some of the programmes, especially those in the areas of education and nursing, are designed for people already holding certain qualifications. In addition, each programme in postgraduate level stipulates its own programme-specific entry requirements.

Recognition

HKMU is fully accredited and the programmes offered are recognized both locally and overseas.

Support

Learners are given every kind of support they need to succeed in their studies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about distance learning admission, from entry requirements to course registration.

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