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Fuel Your Academic Future with CUHK Scholarships

Kashmir Observer

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OCTOBER 3, 2025 ISSUE

For many prospective postgraduate students, financial constraints can pose significant challenges when pursuing advanced research and further studies.

- KO Web Desk

Fuel Your Academic Future with CUHK Scholarships

At The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), a variety of scholarship opportunities—including the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS)—enable scholars to focus on academic growth and thrive in a world-class academic environment.

CUHK is committed to nurturing global scholars and offers the prestigious Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) to outstanding PhD applicants, with an enhanced package valued at US$230,000 for the entire normative study period. This comprehensive package covers stipends, tuition fee waivers, lodging awards, and travel allowances.

Additionally, the Belt & Road Scholarship—funded by the HKSAR Government—covers full tuition for selected first-year research postgraduate students from Belt & Road countries. Admission scholarships are also available for high-achieving students in selected self-financed taught postgraduate programmes.

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