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HSBC Vocational Education Scholarship 2022/23 Ceremony

August 10, 2023

The HSBC Vocational Education Scholarship 2022/23 is a prestigious award that recognises and rewards students who have achieved academic excellence and have a passion for learning. The scholarship is open to full-time sub-degree students who are Hong Kong permanent residents.   Each recipient receives a generous amount of HKD20,000 and an opportunity to attend the HSBC Scholars Day, where they can network with other outstanding scholars and alumni from various fields. The scholarship also grants access to “The Hub for the Future”, a platform co-organised by HSBC and The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, which offers various programmes and activities to enhance the personal and professional development of the scholars.

This year, six talented students from UOW College Hong Kong have been awarded the HSBC Vocational Education Scholarship 2022/23. They are from diverse disciplines, such as bilingual communication studies, financial services, applied psychology, and creative media production. They have demonstrated their academic prowess, as well as their enthusiasm and curiosity for their chosen fields of study. They are:

  1. Miss Tszting AU, Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies (French & English)
  2. Miss Tsz Yi SIT, Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies (French & English)
  3. Miss Yee Ching WONG, Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies (French & English)
  4. Mr Ying Hang HO, Associate of Business Administration in Financial Services
  5. Miss Sze Tung CHAN, Associate of Social Science in Applied Psychology
  6. Mr Ryan Hiroshi HONG, Higher Diploma in Creative Media Production

We congratulate these remarkable students on their achievements and wish them all the best for their future endeavours.

Diagram 1: A group photo with all UOWHK’s recipients

Diagram 2: A group photo with all recipients of HSBC Vocational Education Scholarship

Diagram 3 A group photo with Mr Ying Hang HO (left), Miss Tszting AU (middle) and Miss Tsz Yi SIT (right)

 

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