Hong Kong

Entry requirements

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) carries UCAS tariff points. Please use the UCAS tariff calculator to assess your score

Bachelors degree with second-class honours is sufficient

Entry requirements

Foundation degree

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) carries UCAS tariff points. Please use the UCAS tariff calculator to assess your score

Undergraduate degree

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) carries UCAS tariff points. Please use the UCAS tariff calculator to assess your score

Postgraduate degree

Bachelors degree with second-class honours is sufficient

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International Scholarships

Hartpury has a number of scholarships and bursaries available to support all students from outside the UK, including the International Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship.

Hartpury graduate Jason Jeyam is making waves in his home city of Hong Kong.

Jason, who graduated from Sports Business Management this summer, has been described as “probably as good a scrum half as I have worked with” by Hong Kong head coach Leigh Jones.

And Jason is just one of a number of Hartpury alumni who are now playing rugby in the former British colony, where opportunities exist for players to combine the sport that they love with other forms of employment, or simply just to enjoy the life experience in this bustling Asian commercial centre.

The USRC Tigers club, where Jason plays his league rugby, is one of six teams in the HKRU Premiership and is currently home to a number of other Hartpury old boys. RFC and BUCS-winning flanker from 2014, Alex Woodburn is there, as is former BUCS prop forward Henry Sandys. Another BUCS-winner - this time from 2012 - Australian fly-half/centre Liam Gallaher, is also part of the Tigers squad and they have been joined by another prop-forward, Ben Featherstone, a Sports coaching graduate who previously played rugby at both Esher and Jersey.

Hartpury graduate Jason Jeyam is making waves in his home city of Hong Kong.

Jason, who graduated from Sports Business Management this summer, has been described as “probably as good a scrum half as I have worked with” by Hong Kong head coach Leigh Jones.

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