Starting from the 2019/20 academic year, the Education Bureau (EDB) introduces a new scheme, namely the Scheme for Non-means-tested Mainland Experience Scheme for Post-secondary Students (Non-means-tested MES), which provides a non-means-tested subsidy funding for both local and non-local students who enrolled in eligible programmes to participate in outbound exchange activities comprising substantive teaching and learning elements to be held in the Mainland.
Both local and non-local, who are enrolled in full-time self-financing locally-accredited post-secondary programmes, are eligible to apply Non-means-tested MES during their studies. Participation of students is voluntary and priority should be given to those who have not received any subsidy under scholarship/sponsorship/subsidy schemes wholly or partly funded by the Government.
Each participating student can be subsidised up to HK$14,400 for participating in programmes. Each student will be able to receive subsidy under the Non-means-tested MES once only.
Fact Sheet for Non-means-tested MES Overview (Updated on 12 April 2022)
Student Finance and Resources Team
Student Affairs Office
Email: sfr@hsu.edu.hk
Phone: +852 3963 5560
Office: M603, 6/F, Block M
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Starting from the 2014-15 financial year, the Government provides annual funding for post-secondary institutions offering full-time locally-accredited undergraduate (including top-up) programmes to subsidise financially needy students of such programmes to participate in exchange activities. Means-tested grant will be provided for financially needy students to participate in the eligible exchange activities.
Successful applicant can be subsidised from HK$9,000 to HK$60,000 for participating in programmes (Subject to Destination and Duration of the exchange activity). Each student will only be eligible for assistance under the SSE once throughout their study in programme(s) at the same level of study in Hong Kong.
Fact Sheet for SSE Overview (Updated on 12 April 2022)
Student Finance and Resources Team
Student Affairs Office
Email: sfr@hsu.edu.hk
Phone: +852 3963 5560
Office: M603, 6/F, Block M
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(For Full-time Undergraduate Local Students Only)
(For Full-time Undergraduate Local Students Only)
Name of Bursary | Application Period |
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HSUHK Entrance Bursary Scheme | 26 Aug to 3 Oct 2024 |
LUA Foundation Bursary | 26 Aug to 3 Oct 2024 |
HSUHK Bursary Scheme | 1 – 17 Nov 2024 |
Ms Dora Chan Bursary | 1 – 24 Nov 2024 (extended) |
Tin Ka Ping Entrance Bursary | 1 – 24 Nov 2024 |
Tin Ka Ping Bursary | 1 – 24 Nov 2024 |
The Tung Foundation Residential College Bursary | 6 Jan – 5 Feb 2025 |
HSUHK Emergency Grant | Any time throughout the year |
Application Details: Click here
(For Full-time Local Undergraduate Students Only)
The Student Finance Office (SFO) under the Working Family and Student Financial Assistance Agency (WFSFAA) of the Hong Kong SAR Government provides two financial assistance schemes, namely Financial Assistance Scheme for Post-secondary students (FASP) and Non-means-tested Loan Scheme for Post-secondary Students (NLSPS), to our local needy full-time students in the academic year 2024/25.
Financial Assistance Scheme Post-secondary Student (FASP) 專上學生資助計劃 [Means-tested]
FASP provides tuition fees grant, academic expenses grant and living expenses loan to students. Successful FASP applicants may also be granted for the Student Travel Subsidy, Hostel Subsidy and Additional academic expenses grant for students with special educational needs.
Non-means-tested Loan Scheme for Post-secondary Students (NLSPS) 專上學生免入息審查貸款計劃 [Non-means-tested]
NLSPS provides loans to students to settle the annual tuition fee.
Step 1:
All students are required to apply FASP/NLSPS via the E-submission Platform “SFO E-link”, no hardcopy of application form would be accepted. Student may apply both FASP and NLSPS in the same academic year.
Step 2:
After completing the online application, students shall submit the duly signed declaration (for paper signing) and supporting documents required by the government’s SFO through uploading to the SFO E-link / by mail / by hand within seven calendar days from the date of submission of your application.
(If you submit your documents by mail, please ensure sufficient postage is paid and provide a return address on the back of the envelope. Otherwise your mail may not be delivered to the SFO.)
Notes:
For HSUHK Current Students: 21 June 2024 (Fri)
For HSUHK New Students:
Late applications beyond 17 January 2025 would only be processed for circumstances that are beyond the control of individual applicants, for instance, commencement dates of their study programmes fall after 17 January 2025 or individual applicants experienced serious financial hardship as a result of drastic change in family’s financial situation in recent months. Applicants who would like to submit a late application due to such circumstances have to provide documentary proofs to substantiate their claims.
In any case, the SFO will not accept late applications for 2024/25 after 31 March 2025.
How to Obtain Application Form after Closure of E-submission Platform
In case of doubt or discrepancy between the information provided on this websites and the government’s Student Finance Office (SFO), SFO’s version shall prevail.
For HSUHK students, there are 2 types of Course Coding Sheet (CCS). Details are as below:
Financial Assistance Scheme for Post-secondary students (FASP)
The maximum level of assistance under FASP is made up of the following components:
The ceilings will be reviewed annually. Updated information will be announced on SFO’s website in due course. If you would like to have a rough idea of your level of assistance, you may try the Financial Calculators (SFO E-link> Financial Calculators) provided at the SFO’s webpage.
Additional Financial Assistance Resources from SFO (for successful FASP applicants, if applicable):
Non-means-tested Loan Scheme for Post-secondary Students (NLSPS)
The maximum amount of loan under NLSPS is the annual tuition fees payable in the academic year. Please refer to SFO’s website for more details.
Students are advised to take note of the interest calculation and repayment arrangement of the two schemes and plan ahead.
Information on Loan Repayment: [English version] / [Chinese version]
Guidance Notes
Online Demonstration
Supplementary Information for FASP Applicants
Other Detailed Information
Scholarship and Student Finance Unit
Student Affairs Office
Email: sfr@hsu.edu.hk
Phone: 3963 5560
Office: M603, 6/F, M Building, Yuen Campus, HSUHK
Student Finance Office (SFO), Working Family and Student Financial Assistance Agency, HKSAR
24-hours hotline: 2802 2345
Email: wg_sfo@wfsfaa.gov.hk
SFO Enquiry Hotlines During Office Hours
Financial Assistance Scheme for Post-secondary Students (FASP): 2152 9000
Non-means-tested Loan Scheme for Post-secondary Students (NLSPS): 2150 6222