Lee Shau Kee Hall opened in August 2005, offering modern accommodations for 300 students. Each floor features a pantry for informal cooking and socializing. The Hall includes a Multi-Purpose Hall, a Student Association Room, and various meeting spaces for intellectual and social interactions.

A key aspect of Lee Shau Kee Hall is its international atmosphere, with over a third of residents hailing from twelve different nationalities. Students pursue diverse academic disciplines, enriching the community's experiences.

As the University embraces internationalization, the number of students from various backgrounds is expected to rise. Halls of residence, including Lee Shau Kee Hall, play a vital role in whole-person education, providing more than just living spaces. They foster learning and personal growth, offering unique experiences that contribute to the University’s goal of becoming a global institution. For this, we owe gratitude to Dr. Lee Shau Kee.