With the support from the Innovation and Technology Fund (ITF), the HKBU STEM Internship Scheme ("the Scheme") is launched, aiming to encourage STEM students to gain innovation and technology (I&T), film, data & media, creative and health-related work experience during their studies and to foster their interest in pursuing a career in I&T & related sectors after graduation.
If you are interested in joining the STEM Internship Scheme, please read the attached instruction.
With the support from the Innovation and Technology Fund (ITF), the Career Centre (CC) of Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) will continue to host the HKBU STEM Internship Scheme for STEM students. The scheme aims to encourage STEM students to gain innovation and technology (I&T), film, data & media, creative and health-related work experience and to foster their interest in pursuing a career.
Please send an email with the following information to Miss Janice Chong at janiceyinkiu@hkbu.edu.hk to check the students' eligibility:
**-Under the scheme, the subsidy is HK$373 per day (i.e. $11,190 / 30 days);
-The maximum duration of the subsidized period is 90 days;
-The maximum subsidy for each student is $33,570 (i.e. 90 days); and
-The first and the last days of the internship should be working days. In case Saturday and/or Sunday are regarded as working day in the employment contract, they can be included in the subsidy calculation.
Enquiry: Miss Janice Chong (tel: 3411 2615, email: janiceyinkiu@hkbu.edu.hk)
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With the support of the Innovation and Technology Fund (ITF), Career Centre (CC) will continue to host the HKBU STEM Internship Scheme (hereafter called the scheme) for STEM students who want to gain innovation and technology (I&T), film, data & media, creative and health-related work experience. Participating employers will offer short-time internships (from one month to three months) to eligible students, with a minimum monthly allowance of HK$11,190.
#Both local and non-local students of the below programmes* are eligible to join the scheme –
*All the quotas will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis.
#Local students are defined as the holders of Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card. Non‒local students are students not classified as local students and should be subject to the conditions of stay of the visa/entry permit issued to them by the Immigration Department.