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AIA Scholars (from left) Selina Wong, King Chan, Zara Chui, Atta Yu and Wilson Cheng. Photo: Alexander Mak
AIA Scholarships

AIA invests in Hong Kong’s future with US$100m AIA Scholarships scheme

The AIA Scholarships programme is one of AIA’s long-term commitments to Hong Kong and its young people. PostMag meets five bright and ambitious recipients of the initiative to find out what lies ahead for them.

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AIA Scholar Zara Chui, 24, a second-year PhD student in medicine at the University of Hong Kong specialising in endocrinology and metabolism. Photo: Alexander Mak

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AIA Scholar King Chan, 22, a recent psychology graduate from City University, who will soon begin an MPhil in foundations of clinical psychology at Britain's University of Cambridge. Photo: Alexander Mak
AIA Scholar Selina Wong, 21, a student of Baptist University’s double-degree programme in Chinese medicine and biomedical science. Photo: Alexander Mak
AIA Scholar Wilson Cheng, 21, a computer-science student minoring in information security at Polytechnic University. Photo: Alexander Mak
AIA Scholar Atta Yu, 22, a new graduate in occupational therapy from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Photo: Alexander Mak
Guqin maker and player Jackel Wan with one of the instruments he crafted, at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, in Shek Kip Mei, Hong Kong. Photo: Alexander Mak

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