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Five Lingnan students awarded 2025/26 AIA Scholarship
- Student Achievements/Campus Life
Issue No. 198 Oct 2026
Five Lingnan University undergraduate students were awarded the 2025/26 AIA Scholarship at the AIA Scholarships Ceremony 2026 in recognition of their outstanding academic performance and community service, becoming the sixth cohort of AIA Scholars.
The recipients are Lu Wang-kam (Risk and Insurance Management, Year 2), Janice Yeung Yan-tung (Health and Social Services Management, Year 2), Tse Hei-yin (History, Year 2), Kwan Chi-him (Data Science, Year 2), and Cheng Chrystabelle Yannes (Government and International Affairs, Year 2). Four Lingnan graduates from the second and third cohorts of AIA Scholars were also invited to attend the ceremony to celebrate with the new cohort of AIA Scholars.
The AIA Scholarships is run by the AIA Foundation in collaboration with 10 partner universities in the Hong Kong SAR to support local students pursuing undergraduate studies. Each awardee receives HK$50,000 for each year of their undergraduate programme, subject to satisfactory academic performance and participation in community service.