The Scholarships Fund (referred as the Fund) has been set up in 1997 under the auspices of the University of Liverpool Graduate Association (Hong Kong) (referred as the Graduate Association) with the generous donation from a benefactor. The objective of the Fund is to provide scholarships for students originated from Hong Kong to pursue further studies at the University of Liverpool (referred as The University).
 
          The Fund is administered by the Trustees of the University of Liverpool Scholarship Trust via a Fund Management Committee and an Award Committee. Based on the recommendation by the Award Committee, the Trustees will have the final decision on the number of awards and the level of individual funding in any year. The Trustees may decide not to award any scholarship without giving any reason.
 

 
         Scholarships tenable at the University of Liverpool will be awarded annually to both undergraduate and postgraduate students under the following guidelines:
 

 
1.    A number of undergraduate scholarships shall be awarded to academically outstanding students originating from Hong Kong who have been admitted to pursue full-time undergraduate studies leading to a bachelor degree in their chosen fields in the forthcoming academic year at the University of Liverpool. The students are responsible for their own admission application and must submit proof of acceptance for admission to the University at the time of application to the Graduate Association.
 
2.    Current students originating from Hong Kong who are already in their first or second year of undergraduate studies at the University of Liverpool at the time of application are also eligible to apply for the Scholarship. The students must submit, in addition to other relevant documents, a supporting letter from their academic tutor.
 
3.    Successful candidates will be awarded a scholarship to cover partial payment of the tuition fee or living expenses. The scholarship may or may not be held concurrently with any other scholarships or bursaries at the discretion of the Award Committee. Renewal of scholarship is subject to satisfactory report and good academic performance on an annual basis.
 
4.    Three most outstanding candidates, with the approval of the Trustees, will each be offered a scholarship of £10,000 and they will be designated as Yu Scholars.
 
5.    Current scholarship holders are eligible to apply renewal of their scholarship. They are required to submit a report of their study in the past year together with a supporting letter from their academic supervisor.
 
6.    Scholarship applicants including those applying for renewal should submit their applications directly to the Graduate Association not later than 17 April each year using the prescribed form UG-HKGA via email to giving@liverpool.ac.uk.
 
7.    Relevant supporting documents such as acceptance letter from the University of Liverpool (applicable for prospective first year student only), certified copies of certificates and transcripts, curriculum vitae, etc., are also required. PLEASE NOTE THAT INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
 
8.    Applicants might be invited for an interview in June. Result of the scholarship will be announced before end of August. More information about the UG Scholarhsip can be found here:https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/study/international/tuition-fees-and-scholarships/undergraduate/hong-kong-awards/ .
 

 
1.    A total of three postgraduate scholarships shall be awarded to academically outstanding students originating from Hong Kong who have been admitted to pursue full-time, postgraduate research studies leading to a PhD degree in their chosen fields in the forthcoming academic year at the University of Liverpool.
 
2.    Current students from Hong Kong who are already in their first or second year of postgraduate studies at the University of Liverpool at the time of application are also eligible to apply for the Scholarship. The students must submit, in addition to other relevant documents, a supporting letter from their academic supervisor. More information about the Hong Kong Graduate Association, Tung & Yu Postgraduate Scholarships can be found here: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/student-administration/research-students/fees-and-funding/scholarships/tung/ .
 
3.    The scholarship may or may not be held concurrently with any other scholarships or bursaries at the discretion of the Award Committee. Renewal of scholarship is subject to satisfactory report and good academic performance on an annual basis. Current scholarship holders applying for renewal are required to provide a reference letter from their academic advisor together with a progress report of their research work.
 
4.    Scholarship applicants, including those seeking renewal, should submit their applications (by email only) directly to giving@liverpool.ac.uk, by 17 April. The University will make recommendations on the award of the Postgraduate Scholarships to the Award Committee directly.
 
5.    One most outstanding candidate will be given a scholarship of £10,000, and designated as Yu Scholar, while the other two scholarships will each carry £5,000.
 
6.    The University will be wholly responsible for the promotion, application and short-listing of the postgraduate scholarships, subject to final selection and endorsement by the Scholarship Trustees of The University of Liverpool Graduate Association (Hong Kong) Scholarship Fund.
 
 

 
Scholarship applicants, including those applying for renewal, should submit their applications directly to giving@liverpool.ac.uk no later than 17 April each year using the prescribed UG HK Scholarship application form.

All international postgraduate scholarship applications, including those applying for renewal should submit their applicaiton directly to giving@liverpool.ac.uk no later than 17 April using using the prescribed PG-HKGA application form.

Any enquiries about the scholarships should be submitted via email to the Development and Alumni Relations Team at: giving@liverpool.ac.uk on or before 17 April.