Enquires:

Dean of Student's Office,
United College
Phone: (852) 2609 7571
Email: jackiechow@cuhk.edu.hk
Address:
2/F Tsang Shiu Tim Building, United College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong


 

 

 


  1. To establish student- based academic links and interflows between United College and other universities / higher institutions in Asia.
  2. To enable students to cultivate a deeper understanding of the social, cultural, economic, scientific and artistic aspects of the visited regions so as to widen their horizons.
  3. To enable students to develop a better understanding of the affairs and problems in their home country through regional studies and comparisons so that they may be in a better position to render a more efficacious service to their own community.
  4. To cultivate, in a non- formal educational context, an academic, scholarly attitude in the student participants.

  1. The United College shall provide the overseas budding scholars with the following items :
    (i) room and board during the official visitation period;
    (ii) assistance in arranging visits to organisations and individuals related to the study / research topic; and
    (iii) two to three sight-seeing trips.
  2. The overseas institution shall render the same provision for United College budding scholars as detailed in (1).
  3. Continuation of the budding scholars exchange programme is dependent on the evaluation of the initial exchange experience and on mutual agreement.

  • The formal exchange visit will last for a maximum of ten days.
    (1) The United College budding scholars will pay their visit in either the winter vacation (late December to early January) or the summer vacation (late May to early September).
    (2) Overseas institutions may, in consultation with United College, decide on the date of their visitation.

  1. This programme is jointly organized and supervised by the Dean of Students' Office in each participating institution.
  2. An organizing committee, consisting of representatives of the Student Union and the Dean of Students' Office, shall be formed to administer the programme (individual institutions may have their own composition of the organizing committee).
  3. The organizing committee is responsible for setting the research topic, inviting academic advisors and selecting budding scholars.

  • Each participating institution shall select 5 to 8 students to form a budding scholars delegation, which may be accompanied by an academic/ administrative staff member. Student applicants are expected to meet the following criteria :
    1. should have a genuine interest in the research topic;
    2. should have some experience and organising ability in extracurricular activities;
    3. should be proficient in the language of the host community or in English as an international language;
    4. should have reasonably good academic performance.

  1. The budding scholars shall be responsible for conducting research on a topic chosen by the organizing committee of their own institution, and prepare a report on it.
  2. The scholars shall hold a seminar and present their research findings in the overseas institution and, while staying there, conduct a comparative study in the host region.
  3. Upon returning to the home institution, the scholars shall hold a seminar and present the comparative results of their study to their fellow students.
  4. The scholars shall assist in organizing activities for, and receiving, the visiting students from the overseas institution.

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