The tuition fees for the programmes are indicated below for reference. A payment advice for the first installment of the tuition fee will be sent to applicants upon notification of the offer of admission.
Programme Tuition Fee*
Associate Degree Programmes 4 installments of HK$25,000 per term
Pre-Associate Degree Programme 2 installments of HK$19,000 per term
Higher Diploma Programmes 4 installments of HK$21,900 per term
Diploma Programmes 2 installments of HK$17,500 per term
*Tuition fees paid are not refundable unless otherwise stated.
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Room & Board 10,730.00
Books & Supplies
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1. Application Deadline : August 2009
2. Submission of Application
Applicants may submit their applications with the following items in person or by post to UG01, New Academic Block, Lingnan University, Tuen Mun:
Duly completed application form
(downloadable or online application form);
Photocopies of applicant's HKID card or passport;
Photocopies of relevant certificates;
The original application fee bank receipt / crossed cheque / bank draft;
Credentials (if any);
3. Application Fee
HK$100 / HK$250 (non-local students)
4. Payment Method
Pay in cash to the University's account number 015-514-40-62044-0
(Payment Ref.: CC-0910) at any branch of the Bank of East Asia Limited
Send a crossed cheque or bank draft made payable to "Lingnan
Tuition fees are not charged in Sweden. This is regardless of which country you come from, or the studies you wish to do.
Students applying now, in the current application period (December 2008 - January 2009), will not pay fees.
However, in June 2008 the Swedish government announced that non-EU students should pay fees from 2010. There is no detailed information yet and the law has not been passed - it will be voted on in the spring 2009. There is no official confirmation, but it is likely that the application period December 2009 - January 2010 will be the last opportunity
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