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The College of Future Technology (CFT), responsible for the education of HKUST(GZ)’s MPhil (Master of Philosophy) students, includes the Base of Red Bird MPhil, the Lab of Future Technology, and the Red Bird Maker Space. As the only institution of its kind in the world, CFT is a pioneer in developing a cutting-edge curriculum. CFT has designed a comprehensive education system that integrates the core principles of cross-disciplinary and active project-based learning. This innovative system aims to enhance students' academic and transferable skills.

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RBM Program

The Red Bird MPhil Program is a Master of Philosophy Program designed by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) to achieve the goal of cultivating "Compound innovative and entrepreneurial talents". The program explores a student-centered interdisciplinary education paradigm through guided learning, creating an optimal growth environment for future strategic engineers and scientists to discover themselves, unleash their potential, and continuously improve their abilities.

CULTIVATION

The Red Bird MPhil (RBM) Program adopts an innovative student development model centered on Project-Based Learning (PBL), supported by an adaptive curriculum and a comprehensive learning support system. The program empowers students to grow through exploration and practice, transforming knowledge into transferable capabilities and inspiring genuine creativity and lifelong learning.

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STUDENT CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Through comprehensive career development education, we aim to help RBM students establish an appropriate understanding of career values, provide thorough, professional, attentive, and personalized career development guidance, enhance their overall qualities and competitiveness in career development, and support students in achieving their ideal goals for further education and employment, ultimately facilitating high-quality career development.

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Red Bird
Maker Space

The Red Bird Maker Space is a practical platform built by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) for integrating interdisciplinary project-based teaching. It consists of three classrooms and five workshops, with a total area of over 9200 ㎡, accommodating approximately 800 students for practical teaching.

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