~ For Malaysians, For Explorers of Malaysia ~

The Malaysian Students’ Association of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (MSACUHK) was founded in August 2019 by a group of like-minded Malaysian students that felt an association was required to provide a home away from home for Malaysians living in different hostels and residences at CUHK.

Serving as an exploration and learning bridge between the Hong Kong society and the members of its association, MSACUHK is committed to enrich university life for the CUHK Malaysians by organising numerous meaningful events. MSACUHK aims to not only introduce Malaysia culture to the community here but to also foster a sense of unity amongst the Malaysians. MSACUHK also serves as a point of contact between outside parties and Malaysian students in CUHK, which is imperative in the flourishing of students through the joining of external events. With a strong leadership, MSACUHK is poised to grow and bring positive impacts to its members, to the CUHK community and beyond.

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Our recent photos!

11 Sep 2021

Hoi Sem Fan 2021/22

As one of our traditions, CUHK Malaysians will gather each year to celebrate the commencement of a new semester.

11 Sep 2021

Hoi Sem Fan 2021/22

As one of our traditions, CUHK Malaysians will gather each year to celebrate the commencement of a new semester.

5 Sep 2021

Back to CU Finale: Campus Tour 2021

The final part of the “Back to CU” series was successfully held on 5 September 2021!

12 Sep 2020

Hoi Sem Fan 2020/21

Hoi Sem Fan is generally a tradition of CUHK students to celebrate the beginning of a new academic year or a new semester. This year, it was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in the form of having a steamboat at a booked Airbnb.

31 Aug 2020

Merdeka Gathering

Merdeka Gathering was held on the 31st of August, which is the National Day of Malaysia. This year, it was held at the Bagus Bagus Kopitiam, which is one of the famous Malaysian cuisine restaurants in Hong Kong.

29 Sep 2019

Jom Berkelah Hiking Event

This event was aiming to bond our members in a relative relaxing way. Participants were invited to hike the Devil’s Peak in Yau Tong together and have a picnic on the top of that mountain.