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PolyU SPEED and PolyU HKCC Hold 24th Joint Graduation Ceremony for Over 5,100 Graduates

The 24th Joint Graduation Ceremony of PolyU SPEED and PolyU HKCC, the educational units of PolyU CPCE, was held from 24 to 26 October 2026 at the PolyU Jockey Club Auditorium. More than 5,100 graduates were conferred PolyU awards, including over 3,100 PolyU HKCC graduates and around 2,000 PolyU SPEED graduates. This year was particularly significant as PolyU SPEED welcomed its first cohort of 570 master’s degree graduates.

Prof. Peter Yuen, Dean of PolyU CPCE, officiated at the graduation ceremony and celebrated the achievements of the graduates together with their families and members of the College community.

PolyU HKCC Maintains Articulation Rate Above 90% for Seven Consecutive Years

Dr Anthony Loh, Director of PolyU HKCC, said that over 3,100 PolyU HKCC graduates received sub-degree awards conferred by PolyU this year. According to the 2026 graduate survey, the articulation rate reached 90.4%, remaining above 90% for the seventh consecutive year. To date, PolyU HKCC has helped nearly 47,000 graduates progress to bachelor’s degree programmes.

Dr Loh also highlighted the “2+2” and “2+2+1” pathways offered by PolyU CPCE, which enable students to progress from PolyU HKCC sub-degree programmes to PolyU SPEED bachelor’s degree and, subsequently, master’s degree programmes.

PolyU SPEED Welcomes First Cohort of Master’s Graduates

Dr Jason Chan, MH, JP, Director of PolyU SPEED, said that the School has continued to expand its education provision. PolyU SPEED currently offers 20 master’s degree programmes in full-time and part-time modes and welcomed its first cohort of 570 master’s degree graduates this year.

With the expansion of its postgraduate education and the introduction of over 20 four-year full-time undergraduate programmes, PolyU SPEED now provides students with multiple progression routes, including “2+2+1” and “4+1”, catering to learners with different educational goals and needs.

Click here to read the 24th Joint Graduation Ceremony Supplement published by Ming Pao.