We are pleased to announce that HKIIT and Hong Kong Deepexi Technology Limited (DEEPEXI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 3 November 2025 to strengthen the industry-institution collaboration and accelerate the development of technology talent in Hong Kong. The MoU was signed by Dr John Hui, Principal of HKIIT, and Mr Benjamin Bai, Vice President of DEEPEXI, and witnessed by Dr Eric Liu, Deputy Executive Director of the VTC, and Mr Allen Wong, Chairman of the Hong Kong Software Industry Association.
Under this partnership, the parties will establish a practical framework for sustained cooperation to nurture future‑ready graduates and advance AI‑related technology development. DEEPEXI will provide HKIIT staff and students with access to relevant digital tools and platforms, and support training and knowledge exchange through workshops, seminars, and mentorship. Both parties will jointly undertake capstone projects, hackathons, and research initiatives to translate theory into practice, and DEEPEXI will offer industrial attachment opportunities to local and non‑local HKIIT students to gain hands‑on experience and explore career pathways.
This MoU underscores our shared commitment to aligning vocational and professional education and training with the evolving needs of the technology sector, expanding Hong Kong’s talent pipeline, and creating tangible opportunities for students, educators, and industry partners.
To kick‑start the collaboration, DEEPEXI hosted expert sharing sessions on 11 Nov 2025 for more than 100 HKIIT students from Data Science, AI, and Software Engineering related programmes. Stay tuned for more updates on the HKIIT-DEEPEXI collaboration!
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On 12 September 2025, HKIIT had the pleasure of welcoming the Korea Skills Quality Authority (KSQA) delegation to our campus.
HKIIT is honoured to host a distinguished delegation from the Digital Defence Alliance Singapore (DDAS), alongside teachers and students from Nanyang Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic, and Singapore Polytechnic, at our campuses on 9 September 2025.
Cybersecurity drills are designed to effectively identify system vulnerabilities through simulated real‑world attack scenarios, strengthening participants’ technical capabilities.
HKIIT is proud to have partnered with LPS to co-develop and launch the “Business Workflow Automation with GenAI and DeepSeek” course, empowering business and IT professionals with essential GenAI-powered automation skills.
HKIIT is grateful to LPS’s support and make the VTC Principal Summit – “AI in Hong Kong Industries: Bridging the Skills Gap with VPET” a resounding success.
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At HKIIT, we are committed to nurturing ICT talent by equipping our students with the skills and expertise required to excel in a rapidly evolving industry. We extend our gratitude to Huawei for providing this valuable platform to empower young talent and foster innovation.
Furthermore, HKIIT has become the first Huawei ICT Academy Support Center (IASC) in Hong Kong SAR. This collaboration marks a new milestone for both parties in the cultivation of ICT talent and represents an important step toward nurturing new forces in innovation and technology.
Congratulations once again to all the award-winning students and heartfelt thanks to the teachers for their guidance and support in achieving this success!