HKU CDS Research Summer Internship Programme 2026 in Hong Kong

Applications are now open for the HKU CDS Research Internship Programme 2026, a prestigious summer research opportunity offered by the University of Hong Kong’s School of Computing and Data Science. This program targets outstanding undergraduate students in Computer Science, AI, and Data Science, providing hands-on research experience and insights into postgraduate studies. The application deadline is May 31, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

It offers a partial funding through a stipend of approximately HK$19,601, with potential additional support for travel and living expenses negotiable with supervisors. Eligible applicants include current Year 2 or Year 3 undergraduates from universities studying relevant disciplines. There is no application fee, and the program accepts around 40 students for a tentative period from July 19 to August 31, 2026. You can check out BS, MSPhD and postdoc positions here.

Key Details:

  • Degree Level: Undergraduate research internship.
  • Host Country: Hong Kong (University of Hong Kong).
  • Program Duration: July 19 to August 31, 2026
  • Open to All Nationalities
  • Funding Type: Partially funded
  • Application Deadline: May 31, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

What This Internship Offers:

  • Receive a total stipend of approximately HK$19,601 (around 7-week program) to help cover your expenses.
  • Get financial support that covers local transportation, accommodation, and daily living costs during the full internship period.
  • Have the option to negotiate extra funding with your supervisor for air tickets, hotel fees (if on-campus), and additional living expenses.
  • Benefit from a combined stipend package designed to fully support your stay in Hong Kong without needing other income sources.
  • Earn an internship certificate upon successful completion
  • Receive mentorship and daily guidance from faculty and PhD students.

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Eligibility Criteria:

  • Current Year 2 or Year 3 undergraduate students studying Computer Science, AI and Data Science, or a related discipline.
  • Must be available full-time during the internship period, without other jobs.
  • Preference for students with matching research interests; prior experience is not required but indicating preferences helps matching.
  • For transferred students, provide relevant GPA and rankings (e.g., CDS subjects preferred, but math rankings considered).
  • Third-year students can use first-semester GPA if second-semester results are unavailable.

Also Check: POLYMAT – Summer Internship Programme in Spain 2026 (Fully Funded)

Programs Available

  • Computer Science
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Data Science
  • Related disciplines (e.g., disciplines aligned with computing and data research)

Also Check: 14th TULIP International Summer School 2026 in France (Fully Funded)

How to Apply

  • Submit applications online only via the official form: Click here to apply.
  • To improve your chances, contact potential supervisors via email to discuss your application and interests. Offers are nominated by individual supervisors.
  • Review professors’ research beforehand:

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