Supporting UG students is a vital investment in the future of education and society as a whole. By donating to our cause, you can help us provide invaluable resources and opportunities that enrich the undergraduate experiences and to realise their potential.
The Hong Kong Biodiversity Museum is the first in the city dedicated to biodiversity and the home to 50,000 specimens of plants, fungi and animals. Support our endeavours to offer more educational activities that give the public a unique view of our natural heritage while promoting environmental education and fostering biodiversity appreciation.
The first official HKBM colouring book would offer lots of fun and learning opportunities for the young and the adults. Your generous donation will fund the author, if we can reach the goal of 180,000 HKD, to create the colouring book over a span of six months starting in summer 2024.
Your support to the Faculty Development Fund helps HKUMed advance teaching and learning initiatives, impactful research endeavors, clinical service, and knowledge exchange, ensuring excellence in education, groundbreaking discoveries, and meaningful contributions to the community.
Your support enables HKUMed to provide scholarships for capable students to pursue undergraduate studies in the Medical Faculty, attract high-calibre students for research postgraduate studies, broaden students’ learning experiences through participation in diverse activities and training programmes and provide timely support to students facing financial constraints.
Since its establishment as a Department of Law in 1969, HKU Law has become a key incubator for some of the most distinguished legal professionals and community leaders in Hong Kong. It is a pivotal research hub in different areas of law connecting with Mainland China and the Asia-Pacific Region; and we actively share our knowledge with the community.
We could not have made far without contribution of generations of teachers and alumni; support from the University, the legal profession and the community; and of course philanthropic contributions from our donors.
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