Hong Kong is an energetic center of culture and creativity. Its art practitioners reflect their views of global change and explore different issues through various artistic forms. This prize offers them recognition, support and encouragement in their creative work, arts projects or further studies; increased international visibility via top-tier media coverage; as well as access to an incredible network of potential collaborators.
Established in 2006, this award is awarded annually to a high-achieving undergraduate student studying at a university or institution of higher education in Hong Kong who demonstrates outstanding leadership and community service activities. Students are nominated by their teachers and interviewed by a panel of judges. The winner will receive HK$10,000, a certificate and an opportunity to present at the award ceremony.
In a world where we are constantly bombarded with messages about what we should and shouldn’t do, Hong Kong’s young people have been taking matters into their own hands. These teens are using their talents to make a positive difference in society, with the support of their teachers and parents.
The Hong Kong Film Awards are a yearly celebration of the finest in local film. But there’s more to them than just the winners – the nominees also tell us something about Hong Kong, its society and culture.
A flamboyant con-man, a devoted teacher and a Hong Kong legend – there’s no doubt that veteran actor Tony Leung is a force to be reckoned with on the silver screen. But how much do you know about this king of the theatre?
From a Cantopop superstar to a style icon, actor-director Stephen Fung is more than just a successful entertainer. He’s close friends with Marvel star Paul Rudd, married a former Miss Hong Kong and founded his own restaurant chain. We take a closer look at the man behind the wigs and makeup.
HKUST researchers have clinched a record number of Gold medals and nine Silver medals with their technologies at the International Exhibition of Inventions Geneva this year, including an ultra-stable lithium metal battery, a firm-to-soft intelligent floor mat for elderly fall prevention, a flexible circuit board, and a biodegradable medical device that can be used to detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. These achievements show that HKUST’s research and innovation are advancing at an unprecedented pace.
The Charter is designed to promote the scientific and standardized management of BOCHK SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION PRIZE to ensure the objectivity and fairness of the review process. It provides a clear set of rules to guide the award process and prevent conflicts of interest. It also outlines the responsibilities of all involved in the review and award process. All members who agree to comply with this Charter are expected to do their best to maintain the highest levels of professional integrity. If any breach of the Charter is identified, appropriate action will be taken by the Award Committee.