Ignite Your Path - Dream, Dare, Do.
The HSUHK Careers Fair 2026 is an annual career event held during the first semester, showcasing participation from approximately 120 distinguished local and international corporations across around 30 diverse industries. This Fair serves as a pivotal platform for HSUHK students, offering them access to an impressive array of graduate and internship opportunities both within Hong Kong and internationally.
This year, the theme “Ignite Your Path – Dream, Dare, Do.” is designed to inspire and motivate students to take proactive steps toward their future careers. The Fair facilitates their development through three distinct stages:
- Dream: Encouraging students to envision their career aspirations and identify their ambitions.
- Dare: Motivating students to step out of their comfort zones and pursue career opportunities.
- Do: Empowering students to take actionable steps towards achieving their dreams, developing practical skills, networking, and gaining insights from industry professionals.
Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to explore limitless career prospects, connect with leading employers, and gain the tools and knowledge needed to shine your brightest in your future endeavors! Join us at the HSUHK Careers Fair 2026 and take the first step towards realizing your potential.
27 - 30 Jan 2026, 11:30am – 5:00pm
Auditorium, 2/F, Lee Quo Wei Academic Building, Yuen Campus
Meet 110+ Local and International Corporations
Browse through the list of exhibitors on each exhibition day and prepare your CV for job application
Seminars & Workshops
HKMA x HKIB Career Talk :
Your Fast Track to the Banking Industry
- 27 Jan 2026 (Tue)
- 2:30- 4:00pm
- Stella Fung Siu Wan Space, Library
Ocean Park Recruitment Talk :
Part Time Aquatic Operator I/ II/ III &
Part Time Aquatic Host
- 28 Jan 2026 (Wed)
- 12:30- 1:00pm
- D402
Impress for Success:
Building a Strong Impression and Confidence
in Front of Recruiters
- 28 Jan 2026 (Wed)
- 2:30- 4:00pm
- CR 219
TVB Career Talk :
Junior Producer & Creative Writer (A.I.-related projects)
- 29 Jan 2026 (Thu)
- 12:00- 1:00pm
- D408
Notes for students
The Careers Fair is an occasion for you to:
- Meet and mingle with a variety of prospective employers.
- Explore employment-related information that will help you plan for your future career.
- Update your CV (click HERE to the Career Guide) so that you make sure your CV is decent enough for on-site applications.
Do some researches on exhibitors. You can refer to the exhibitor list and the job openings on the event's website. You may also visit the organization’s website to find out more about their businesses, services and opportunities.
Prepare some questions and ask exhibitors. Try to avoid asking those could be easily obtained from website or job description.
- Bring enough hard copies of your application letter and CV for on-site applications and interviews.
Dress up formally, at least smart casual, to project a professional image. Avoid wearing shorts and sandals. - Seize the chance to talk to exhibitors instead of just picking up brochures. Have proper eye contact and smile, ask questions you have prepared to show your passion and interest. Exhibitors may invite you for an interview if they consider you as a suitable candidate. Therefore be ACTIVE to talk!
- Do not limit to your own preferred exhibitors. Be open-minded and consider other organizations at the fair. They may be offering some opportunities that you are interested in.
- Be polite and humble at all times. Look at the exhibitors’ name badge, remember their names and thank the person you have spoken with.
- If you receive business cards from employers, write a short thank you email to them afterwards. Thank them for their time and consideration if you have applied for their positions.
Notes for students
The Careers Fair is an occasion for you to:
- Meet and mingle with a variety of prospective employers.
- Explore employment-related information that will help you plan for your future career.
- Do some researches on exhibitors. You can refer to the exhibitor list and the job openings on the event’s website. You may also visit the organization’s website to find out more about their businesses, services and opportunities.
- Prepare some questions and ask exhibitors. Try to avoid asking those could be easily obtained from website or job description.
- Update your CV (click HERE to the Career Guide) so that you make sure your CV is decent enough for on-site applications.
- Bring enough hard copies of your application letter and CV for on-site applications and interviews.
Dress up formally, at least smart casual, to project a professional image. Avoid wearing shorts and sandals. - Seize the chance to talk to exhibitors instead of just picking up brochures. Have proper eye contact and smile, ask questions you have prepared to show your passion and interest. Exhibitors may invite you for an interview if they consider you as a suitable candidate. Therefore be ACTIVE to talk!
- Do not limit to your own preferred exhibitors. Be open-minded and consider other organizations at the fair. They may be offering some opportunities that you are interested in.
- Be polite and humble at all times. Look at the exhibitors’ name badge, remember their names and thank the person you have spoken with.
- If you receive business cards from employers, write a short thank you email to them afterwards. Thank them for their time and consideration if you have applied for their positions.
Featured Talk
Master the Future Skills in AI Era
In today’s digital age, data has become the lifeblood of organizations, providing valuable insights and driving decision-making processes. As AI continues to reshape the job market, it is crucial to equip ourselves with the key skills and competencies that will be in high demand. In collaboration with the Data Literacy Association, guest speakers will discuss the future job skills with an data mindset, critical thinking and creativity while utilizing AI in our work, and the art of data storytelling.
