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University Summer Programmes & Academics
大學暑期課程
HKU Summer Institute — Young Business Professionals
✍️Description: A 9‑day programme for secondary students exploring core business topics (marketing, finance, management, entrepreneurship) through faculty lectures, case studies, and team projects
🤷Eligibility: S5–S6 / Year 12–13; open to local and non‑local applicants.
💵Cost: HKD$17,800
🚦Status: 2026 deadline passed, next cycle opens late‑year/early‑year
HKU SPACE — Business & Finance Taster Courses for Teens (e.g., Introduction to Finance)
✍️Description: Short courses and taster programmes introducing fundamentals of finance, accounting, and business
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students/teens
💵Cost: Course fee applies (varies by course)
🚦Status: Multiple intakes per year; check HKU SPACE “Teens”/business listings
CUHK Teenpreneurs
✍️Description: A concentrated workshop training event centered on business analysis, case-cracking, and social entrepreneurship
🤷Eligibility: S4–S6 students interested in business/finance
💵Cost: No public registration fee; nominated through school
🚦Status: 2026 deadline passed, next cycle opens late‑year/early‑year
HKUST Business Summer Camp
✍️Description: An on-campus overnight residential camp for students, featuring sample interactive business lectures and mentor sharing.
🤷Eligibility: F4/5, Grade 10/11 students interested in business
💵Cost: HK$980 (1 night on campus accommodationand meals included)
🚦Status: 2026 deadline passed, next cycle opens late‑year around May
🤔Did you know? You can register a new company in Hong Kong in less than 24 hours!
EdUHK Finance Lab
✍️Description: Immersive 3 day hands-on personal finance and fintech workshops featuring off-campus visits to local financial hubs
🤷Eligibility: S4–S6 / Year 12–13 students
💵Cost: Refundable deposit of HKD$400
🚦Status: 2026 deadline passed, next cycle opens late‑year/early‑year
Youth Business and Finance Weekend (Hong Kong)
✍️Description: An intensive weekend program for students aged 15–18. Participants act as financial analysts and entrepreneurs
🤷Eligibility: Students aged 15–18; no prior knowledge or experience required
💵Cost: Paid (approx. £195/student for full day; HKD payment via email to organiser
🚦Status: Weekend dates run periodically (e.g., Feb 2026); places first‑come, first‑served
JA Company Programme (JA Hong Kong)
✍️Description: A 7‑month entrepreneurial journey where secondary students establish and run their own real‑world businesses under corporate volunteer mentor
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students (typically S4–S6); school or group registration
💵Cost: Programme fee may apply (varies by school/cohort); some places subsidised
🚦Status: Annual cycle; applications usually open before the school year starts.
HKU Business School Summer Programmes (Secondary School)
✍️Description: A 7‑month entrepreneurial journey where secondary students establish and run their own real‑world businesses under corporate volunteer mentor
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students (typically S4–S6); school or group registration
💵Cost: Programme fee may apply (varies by school/cohort); some places subsidised
🚦Status: Annual cycle; applications usually open before the school year starts.
Scholarships & Awards (Business/Finance‑Focused)
Scholarships & Awards (Business/Finance‑Focused)
獎學金
HKEX Foundation Scholarship (Business & Finance)
✍️Description:
Annual HK$50,000 scholarship for full‑time local undergraduates pursuing first degree in business/finance at HKU
🤷Eligibility: Local undergraduates in Business & Economics at HKU with GPA ≥3.50; merit‑based
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Annual; administered via HKU; applications via HKU scholarship portal
HKICPA/HKABE Joint Scholarships for BAFS (Secondary)
✍️Description:
Cash prize (HK$300) for F.5 students who ranked first in BAFS (Accounting/Business Management strand) in their form
🤷Eligibility: F.5 students in schools offering BAFS; nominated by school
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Annual; nominations submitted by schools to HKICPA; results around May
Hong Kong Alumni Association Federation (HKSAF) – Merit/Talent‑Based Full‑Tuition Scholarships (Secondary Students)
✍️Description:
Merit‑based and talent‑based full‑tuition scholarships for students currently enrolled in a school/college in Hong Kong
🤷Eligibility: Secondary students in Hong Kong with strong merit/talent and demonstrated financial need
💵Cost: Free
🚦Status: Annual; check HKSAF for application windows
Passion Project Ideas
計劃
“Campus Micro‑Business”: A Real Product/Service with Accounts
“Campus Micro‑Business”: A Real Product/Service with Accounts
Identify a small, real need in your school or neighbourhood (e.g.,custom study planners, eco‑friendly stationery, exam snack packs)
Set up a simple business w name, basic branding, pricing, cost sheet, and a Google Sheet to track income/expenses/profit
Run it for one exam season or term, then write a 5–10 page “Mini Business Report” with: what you sold, unit economics, what worked/failed, and what you’d change
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Shows you can turn an idea into a real revenue‑generating venture, understand basic P&L (Profit and Loss) and reflect like an entrepreneur
Personal Finance Education Project for Peers
Personal Finance Education Project for Peers
Design a short workshop or module (45–60 mins) on teen‑relevant finance topics like budgeting allowance/part‑time income, saving for university, basic investing, avoiding scams
Create simple slides, a 1‑page handout, and a short quiz or budgeting worksheet in Excel/Google Sheets
Pilot it with classmates, a youth group, or a CCA, then collect feedback and iterate
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Demonstrates initiative, communication skills, and understanding of finance plus social impact
“Local Business Case Study Series” (Analysing HK SMEs & Startups)
“Local Business Case Study Series” (Analysing HK SMEs & Startups)
Choose 3–5 local businesses (e.g., a bubble tea chain, a neighbourhood bakery, a social enterprise, a small tech startup)
For each, research: target customers, revenue model, pricing, marketing channels, main costs, and biggest challenges; interview an owner/manager (if possible)
Write short case studies (3–5 pages each) with SWOT analysis and 2–3 strategic recommendations; publish as a blog
🏫 Why it’s good for uni: Shows commercial curiosity, analytical thinking, and ability to apply business frameworks to real companies
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