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Global Student Challenge embraces internationalization,
innovation and entrepreneurship

Global Student Challenge embraces internationalization, innovation and entrepreneurship

More than 190 teams from secondary schools and universities from 27 countries and territories were attracted to the PolyU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Global Student Challenge (GSC) 2011. These aspiring young people presented their innovative business ideas to a panel of judges comprising renowned entrepreneurs, business executives, school principals, university professors and venture capitalists from Hong Kong and overseas.

After rounds of keen competition, the Gold Award of the University Division went to Purdue University, US. As for the Secondary School Division, ‘Iolani School, US snatched the Gold Award. The PolyU team snatched the Silver Award. The awards were presented at the Gala Dinner cum Presentation Ceremony held at The Mira Hongkong on 16 Jun.

Prof. Judy Tsui, Vice President (International and Executive Education) and Chairman of GSC Organizing Committee, said, “We take pride in hosting this competition which provides a unique opportunity for students all around the world to develop innovative and entrepreneurial potential and broaden their global perspective and networks. We are also pleased to note that more and more international students are joining the competition and being attracted to our vibrant city.”

The University is grateful to the sponsors for their ardent support to the GSC, including Dr Margaret Choi Lee Wai-lai, Chevalier Group, The Mira Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific Airways and Hong Kong Dragon Airlines. Details>>

 

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