Chinese University of Hong Kong CUHK

Ma Liu Shui, Hong Kong

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), established in 1963, was founded as a federation of three existing colleges—New Asia College, Chung Chi College, and United College—with a mission to bridge Chinese cultural traditions and Western academic practices.

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What types of scholarships does CUHK offer for undergraduate students?

CUHK provides a wide range of undergraduate scholarships, including the prestigious Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships for Excellence, University Admission Scholarships (based on HKDSE results), and admission scholarships for non-JUPAS students with qualifications such as GCE A-Level, IB, SAT, or OSSD. Additional major scholarships include the Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarship, HSBC Hong Kong Scholarship, and Link University Scholarship.

What scholarship opportunities are available for postgraduate students at CUHK?

CUHK offers several scholarships for postgraduate students, such as the CUHK Graduate School Scholarships for PhD candidates (which include a stipend and research travel support), the Zubin Foundation Postgraduate Scholarships, and the CUHK Convocation Postgraduate Admission Scholarships.

Are scholarships at CUHK renewable throughout the study period?

Yes. Many CUHK scholarships are renewable annually, provided that recipients maintain a satisfactory academic performance and fulfill any specific scholarship conditions.