| Q1: Do I need any academic qualifications to study at the HKMI? |
A1: In general, you don't need A-levels, School Certificates, or anything other kind of formal qualification to enroll at the HKMI. However, there are specific entry requirements for certain programmes. |
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| Q2: Are there any criteria for entry? |
| A2: You must be 18 years of age or above. All HKMI students are also required to provide a correspondence address. There are certain programmes with specific entry requirements. |
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| Q3: How will I study? |
| A3: Distance learning students receive packages containing specially structured learning materials such as written texts, assignment questions and other supplementary materials.? The HKMI also makes use of other media, such as computer software, CD-ROMS, and online discussion boards to enrich students' learning experience.? |
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| Q4: Is there a limit on the maximum period of time I have to finish a degree? |
| A4: Most programmes set no restrictions on how long you can take to complete your qualification. If you wish, you may take a break of any length after completing a course, and resume your study in a future semester. However, there may be some programmes that do set time limits for completion. |
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Q5: Do I have to pass the course I have enrolled on before I move on to studying another HKMI course? |
A5: In general, no, but remember that there may be advisory prerequisites for taking certain courses. You should also note that some degree programmes require mandatory successful completion of certain courses to qualify for an award. |
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Q6: How do I decide which course to study? |
A6: If you are a new student, we advise you start with a pre-foundation or foundation course. Courses at these levels are designed to help you re-establish good study habits. You can find out more about the HKMI's courses?in the HKMI website. |
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Q7: What is the credit system? |
A7: The HKMI uses a flexible credit system. HKMI courses have values of four, ten credits. As you pass courses, you accumulate the credits toward a qualification: a Higher Diploma; an Associate, Bachelor's, Honours or Master's degree; or a Postgraduate Certificate ,Higher Diploma?need?30credits;Associate degree?need 60credits；Bachelor's degree?need?90credits；Bachelor with Honours degree? need?120credits；Master's degree?need?40credits. |
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| Q8: How long does it take to get an HKMI qualification? |
| A8: Since most HKMI students study part-time, at their own pace, the length of time they take to complete their studies varies. In general, there is no time limit set to complete a programme |
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10 | Q9: Advanced standing/credit exemption |
| A9: One important thing to remember when you apply for your first HKMI course is that you may be able to get credit for your previous studies. Credit exemption known as advanced standing at the HKMI is available for many students who have completed post A-level studies elsewhere. These transferred credits can count towards the requirements for most HKMI qualifications. If you have transferable credits from other educational institutions, you may be able to considerably shorten the time you need to complete your HKMI programme. |
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