Student Achievements

Students received the Link University Scholarship 2023/24

Three of our students, Ms LIM Chun Ni, Ms MA Ka Yi and Mr SIU Chun Hong received the Link University Scholarship 2023/24 with their distinguish academic achievements and participation in community services. Congratulations!

Student received The Hong Kong Jockey Club Striding On Scholarship 2023

Congratulations to Ms CHEUNG Hiu-ching, who was being honoured with The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) Striding On Scholarship 2023. She will receive an overseas learning subsidy together with full tuition, academic and living allowances, and the opportunity to join a leadership programme. 

Students received PolyU Presidential Student Leadership Award of Department and Outstanding Student Award

In the Presentation Ceremony for Outstanding Student Award and Presidential Student Leadership Award of PolyU this year, Mr Killian TANG and Mr Wai Chun TSO of our BSc (Hons) in Nursing programme, have received the Presidential Student Leadership Award of Department and Outstanding Student Award 2023 (School of Nursing) respectively.Congratulations!

Best Oral Paper Award at Interdisciplinary Conference in Health Science

Ms Chiu Lok Yi and Mr Tony Wu, year-4 students of our BSc (Hons) in Mental Health Nursing programme, were awarded the ‘Best Oral Paper Award’ in the Interdisciplinary Conference in Health Care Science organized by Tung Wah College. 

Student received the Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2023

Congratulation to our year-4 student in the BSc (Hons) in Nursing programme, Mr Killian Tang for receiving the Innovation and Technology Scholarship Award 2023. At the award presentation ceremony, Killian and other 24 outstanding undergraduate students from local universities have been awarded with scholarship up to HKD150,000 per person. They can participate in various elite-training programmes, including exchange opportunities overseas or in mainland China, and internship programme in local Inno Tech companies.

Students' proposal received the Cyberport Creative Micro Fund

The proposal of an innovative insole using artificial intelligent technology for monitoring of foot pressure distribution to prevent chronic pain received HK$ 100,000 from the Cyberport Creative Micro Fund (2022). The selected proposal is developed by two of our year-3 nursing students from the BSc (Hons) in Nursing programme, Ms Eunice Mak and Mr Killian Tang, together with students from the Faculty of Business and the Department of Computing.  The incubated innovation, named PRESOLE, is designed for people whose work require prolonged standing, such as teachers and nurses. Sensors embedded in PRESOLE can detect uneven foot pressure and a notification will be sent via the mobile apps to alert the user. The student team believes that PRESOLE can help users maintain good posture for preventing chronic pain and reducing muscle discomfort.  PRESOLE was also presented at the Dare To Change 2021–23 business pitch competition, organised by the Young Entrepreneurs Development Council, a non-profit making charitable organisation aims to inspire and cultivate entrepreneurial spirit among Hong Kong’s young people.  

Students received PolyU outstanding student awards

Ms Tsang Mei Tak of our BSc (Hons) in Mental Health Nursing programme had received the Outstanding Student Award 2022 School of Nursing, and Mr Tso Wai Chun of our BSc (Hons) in Nursing programme was awarded with the Presidential Student Leadership Award of Department. Congratulations!  

Students received awards from the PolyU’s Learning to Learn (L2L) Video Contest

It is great to hear that two of our students from the BSc (Hons) in Nursing programme had received awards from the Learning to Learn (L2L) video contest. Ms On Yu Mak’s video “Notion: Create a Drag and Drop Calendar and To do List” had won the Most Useful Video (Silver), while Mr Killian Tang’s video “Study Less with Good Habits: Tips & Strategies” had won the Most Creative Video (Bronze). The Learning to Learn (L2L) video contest took place from March to May 2022. The Contest provided a platform for students and teachers in PolyU to share their insights and discoveries with a view by creating short videos, which help others to become better learner. Its award presentation ceremony had been held on 8th June 2022. Keep up the good work On Yu and Killian!   Click to watch On Yu's and Killian's interview for the School's Outstanding Students Series.

Student has been awarded the Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2022

We are pleased to announce that Ms Chau Chung Hang, our year 4 student from the BSc (Hons) in Nursing programme, has been offered the Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2022 with the maximum value up to HKD150,000. With this award, she is now undertaking internship for research related activities in clinic at Queen Mary Hospital with her mentor, Dr Cheung Ka Shing Michael, Clinical Assistant Professor from the University of Hong Kong, who is also a medical doctor and involves in big data. Her plan is related to data science and biological engineering and this internship will end on 30th June 2022. The Innovation and Technology Scholarship Award is one of the most competitive scholarships and it selects and awards 25 outstanding undergraduates from local universities each year. The Scholarship aims to provide recognition to outstanding undergraduates in universities in Hong Kong as well as opportunities to widen their internal/Mainland exposure and or undertake internships in local Inno Tech companies. During the Scholarship period, awardees will also receive guidance from a designated mentor in the relevant industry. Congratulation to Chung Hang!   Click here to watch her interview for the School's Outstanding Students Series.

Championship in GBA youth charity project competition

Congratulation to our year-5 student in the BSc (Hons) in Mental Health Nursing programme, Ms Ka-yee Chan and her team members for winning the championship in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Venture Philanthropy Joint Action (粵港澳大灣區青少年公益創投聯合行動), a Mainland youth charity project competition!  The award-winning disability and health inclusion project (心視界傷健共融計劃) was selected as a five-star project and Ka-yee’s team from the Heightened Senses Limited (心視界有限公司) will receive funding amounting to 100,000 yuan from the China Merchants Foundation and Guangdong Yuren Public Welfare Foundation.  Ms Ka-yee Chan co-founded the Heightened Senses Limited to provide tailor-made continuous education, training and working opportunities to the visually impaired. The company promotes social inclusion and healthy lifestyle.  The project team hopes that their receiving of the award will enable them to extend their service to mainland China. Well done, Ka-yee!   Click here to watch her interview for the School's Outstanding Students Series.