Each year, eight local Bachelor of Arts and Sciences (FinTech) undergraduates will receive this scholarship funded by the Standard Chartered Foundation (SCF). Scholarships will be awarded based on academic performance with the possibility to renew to a full scholarship.

This entrance scholarships will be awarded to students newly admitted to the BSc (Actuarial Science) programmes with outstanding results in the relevant public examinations.

This entrance scholarships will be awarded to local and non-local students newly admitted to the BASc (Applied Artificial Intelligence), BEng (Artificial Intelligence and Data Science) and BEng (Computer Science) programmes with outstanding results in the relevant public examinations.

This entrance scholarships will be awarded to local and non-local students newly admitted to the Bachelor of Statistics programme with outstanding results in the relevant public examinations.

This entrance scholarships will be awarded to local and non-local students newly admitted to the BEng(CompSc) and BEng(AI&DataSc) programmes with outstanding results in the relevant public examinations.

This entrance scholarships will be awarded to local and non-local students newly admitted to the School with outstanding results in the relevant public examinations.

In 2024, The Paul Leese Memorial Scholarship was established by Mr. Leese’s family. Six scholarships shall be granted annually to full-time undergraduate students reading the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies in the Department of Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. The scholarships shall be awarded based on academic merit and financial need.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman’s Scholarship is a prestigious and generous scholarship that aims to attract students with exceptional academic achievements to pursue their undergraduate studies in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Striding On Scholarship aims to recognise students who have achieved excellence while demonstrating resilience and strength of mind to overcome adversities or challenges in life. These may include but are not limited to: challenges that arise from special educational needs or other forms of disabilities, health needs, prejudices on account of the individual’s race, gender or religious beliefs, hardships of all types (financial or otherwise), or other extenuating personal or familial circumstances.