The Scholarship, donated by Mr. Bernard Wu, is awarded to an AD student with outstanding academic performance in the first year of studies.

The Award aims to recognise AD students who have made significant improvement in their studies.

The Scholarships are awarded to AD students with outstanding academic performance upon graduation.

It is awarded to AD students with outstanding academic performance on General Education courses upon graduation.

The Scholarships are awarded to high quality overseas AD students who are admitted under the Seamless 4-year Admission Scheme (For Overseas Applicants) of CIE.

The Scholarships, donated by Dr. Jonathan K. C. Choi, are awarded to AD students with outstanding academic performance upon graduation.

The Scholarships, donated by Dr. Jonathan K. C. Choi, are awarded to Associate Degree (AD) students of the College of International Education (CIE), who are from the China-HK English School (Zhongshan), with outstanding academic performance in the first year of studies.

The Scholarship, donated by Prof. Edwin Yu, is awarded to an AD student with the best academic performance upon graduation.

An endowment fund donated by a group of staff members in honour of Prof. Jerry W. Barrett, who served the University for over 20 years in various capacities, has been set up. The scholarships are awarded to AD students who have achieved outstanding academic result by the third semester of the Programme.

The Scholarships, donated by The International Institute of Management Foundation Limited, are awarded to AD students with outstanding academic performance upon graduation.

The Scholarship, donated by Chinese Overseas Student Federation Charity Foundation Limited, is set up with the aim to give recognition to AD students who have made outstanding contribution in service.

The Award aims to recognise student interns from the AD Programme who have achieved outstanding performance during internship placement.

The Scholarship, donated by Chinese Overseas Student Federation Charity Foundation Limited, is set up with the aim to give recognition to AD students who have made outstanding contribution in service.

The Award aims to give recognition to AD students who have shown outstanding performance in leadership roles and who have made contributions in improving the quality of student lives on campus.

The Award aims to give special recognition to AD students who have shown remarkable achievements in academic or other areas despite physical or circumstantial challenges.

The Scholarship, donated by Dr. Jonathan K. C. Choi, aims to recognise the achievements of AD students who have demonstrated extraordinary talents in particular areas such as (but not limited to):

• Athletics
• Innovation, Science and Technology
• Language and Literature
• Performing Arts
• Visual Arts

The Fund aims to provide support for the cost of experiential learning activities which take place in Hong Kong and is intended for AD students in need of financial assistance.

The Fund aims to give recognition and support to AD students who have achieved an outstanding result in IELTS. The sponsorship is to assist students with the test fee. Recipients will obtain full sponsorship of the IELTS test fee.

To provide opportunities for students to broaden their horizons and international outlook as well as deepening their understanding of the language, culture and society of other countries or geographical areas.

To provide support for the cost of excursion activities which is intended for students in need of financial assistance.

The Scholarships, donated by Mr. Joe K. M. Chau, aim to provide opportunities for Associate Degree students of the College of International Education to widen their horizons and enriching their learning experience by joining the global exchange programmes that take place outside Hong Kong.

The Award, donated by the Kwok Chung Bo Fun Charitable Fund, is intended to support/subsidise the Associate Degree (AD) students of the College of International Education (CIE) to participate in activities which are conducted outside Hong Kong. It aims to:

• equip students with an international vision;
• broaden students’ exposure to multi-cultural environment; and
• enhance their communication skills in English, Putonghua or other languages.

The Scholarships, donated by Mr. Terrance H. M. Yeung, aim to provide opportunities for Associate Degree students of the College of International Education to widen their horizons and enriching their learning experience by joining the global exchange programmes that take place outside Hong Kong.

The Award, donated by The HeArt Touch Charity Foundation, is intended to support/subsidise the Associate Degree (AD) students and Undergraduate Degree (UG) students of the College of International Education (CIE) to participate in activities which are conducted outside Hong Kong. It aims to:

• equip students with an international vision;
• broaden students’ exposure to multi-cultural environment; and
• enhance their communication skills in English, Putonghua or other languages.

Student Emergency Fund (“the Fund”) aims to provide emergency financial assistance to Associate Degree students with genuine financial hardship. The Fund is intended to be a one-time funding for students who have exhausted all other resources to meet the immediate and essential expenses arising from a recent unforeseen circumstance, such as sudden death, unemployment, work injuries, serious illness or bankruptcy of family member(s) who is/are the major support of students’ education expenses.

The Fund is not a substitute for financial aids and does NOT cover routine expenses and education expenses including but not limited to tuition, student fees, study abroad costs and other expenses alike, as these expenses are typically addressed by other financial aids. Students should seek financial assistance from the Student Finance Office of the HKSAR Government for such expenses as appropriate.

For details of the eligibilities and application procedures, please refer to the “Application Form for Student Emergency Fund”.


Subsidy on Compulsory COVID-19 Test

For the protection of the safety and health in the University community, safety precautionary measures will be stepped up by the University with effect from 25 October 2021. Under the new arrangement, students entering the campus or being required to carry out certain studies or duties outside campus must have received both doses of vaccine for 14 days or more OR be able to present a negative COVID-19 test result conducted by a Government approved testing laboratory within the past 14 days (or possibly 7 days for students who are required to carry out studies or duties in Chinese medicine clinics, nursing homes or kindergarten). Testing fees, if any, shall be borne by students. The University safety precautionary measures are subject to change, depending on the development of the COVID-19 pandemic.

For students with financial difficulties who need to comply with the abovementioned regulation but may not be suitable for vaccination due to medical reasons or unable to get vaccinated due to eligibility for vaccination, they could apply for the Student Emergency Fund for emergency relief.

Eligibility

1. Current students of CIE Associate Degree Programme with proven financial need; AND
2. Students with medical proof of chronic and/or serious illness, or with doctor's certification on unsuitability for COVID-19 vaccination;
   OR
   Students who are ineligible for receiving COVID-19 vaccination with proof (e.g. non-local residents who are proven to not yet have the eligibility to receive a COVID-19 vaccination in HK).

For application procedures and other details, please contact the Academic Registry Services Section (cie@hkbu.edu.hk).