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.

This scholarship recognises outstanding female students from countries with low national achievements or disadvantaged backgrounds. Male students that have shown a proven commitment to achieving the HeForShe movement’s goals are also eligible to apply.

This entrance scholarship enables outstanding students from Nigeria with academic merit and financial need to pursue an undergraduate degree at HKU. 

Supported by the Hong Kong government, this scholarship recognises outstanding students from participating Belt and Road countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Myanmar, among others.

This scholarship recognises outstanding undergraduates who are from economies in transition and have demonstrated evidence of excellence and outstanding leadership and commitment to HK. Shortlisted candidates may need to supply additional documents.

Students admitted to the HKU's undergraduate programmes who achieve 97% for the India Senior Secondary Certificate Examination or Indian School Certificate Examinations will be eligible for a scholarship to cover full tuition fee. Eligible students will be shortlisted and nominated for the selection committee's consideration on a rolling basis.

This merit-based scholarship recognises outstanding students newly admitted to HKU’s undergraduate programmes or university collaborative programmes. Eligible students will be shortlisted and nominated for the selection committee's consideration on a rolling basis.

Students admitted to HKU’s undergraduate programmes who achieve 5A* in one academic year for GCE A-Level or International A-Level qualifications will be eligible for a scholarship to cover full tuition fee. Eligible students will be shortlisted and nominated for the selection committee's consideration on a rolling basis. The subjects should be taken in one academic year (September to August) and should not include language subjects.

Students admitted to HKU’s undergraduate programmes who achieve 44 or above in IB Diploma will be eligible for a scholarship to cover up to full tuition fee. Eligible students will be shortlisted and nominated for the selection committee's consideration on a rolling basis.

The Jardine HKU Scholarship is newly established to be awarded annually with the aim of supporting access to further education by local students who are financially in need, in order to nurture local talents to be future leaders who will give back to their community.