The House of Scholars (HoS) aims to develop students with high scholastic achievement into future-shaping leaders capable of devising and implementing solutions to address global issues and social challenges. Selected House of Scholars (HoS) members will receive comprehensive support and guidance from the Office of Student Affairs, including tailored consultations on goal setting and project implementation, opportunities for transdisciplinary collaboration with other high‐achieving students, and access to essential resources and networks. Those who complete the scheme with satisfactory performance will be conferred as Fellows of the programme and serve as distinguished ambassadors for the University, showcasing their leadership journeys.
HoS members are expected to complete a project—preferably in teams—that delivers measurable outcomes. Each member will receive seed funding of $4,000 per person. Members may solicit extra funding by collaborating with other HoS members or external funding sources, including Common Good in Action of the LQC.
By the end of the programme, members will submit a project portfolio and present their achievements in an exit interview. The interview panel, which will include external industry leaders, will evaluate members primarily on the originality, completion, and impact of their projects. The top 20% of high achievers will be recognised as Fellows of the House of Scholars. The fellowship conferment ceremony will be held during a university-wide event, presided over by senior university management.
Fellows and Members will serve as distinguished ambassadors for the University, with opportunities to:
Represent the University at local and international conferences and networking events.
Serve as emcees for university-wide or external events.
Host distinguished delegations visiting HKBU.
Participate in other leadership opportunities, such as creating a personalised video to showcase their leadership journey.
Receive guaranteed sponsorship for overseas travel.
Serve as peer mentors to members of the House of Scholars.
By nomination ONLY
Learn more: HKBU Campus Digest
List of Members
This lifetime honour recognises their passion for excellence and commitment to community engagement, and entrusts them with the continuing responsibility to exemplify integrity, knowledge, and service in a wider arena.
CHAN Chin Ching Chester
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Graduation Year: 2026)
"Integrating evidence-based Chinese Medicine into mainstream care, especially acupuncture for cognitive disorders, and expanding community engagement to improve health care access."
- Fifth-Generation Lineage Holder of the State-Level Intangible Cultural Heritage Project — Lingnan Chen’s Acupuncture
- The HKSAR Government YDC Youth Ambassador
- Founder, Hong Kong Youth Association of Chinese Medicine
CHAN Jessica Yin-Yu
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Business Administration [Global Entertainment]
(Expected Graduation Year: 2027)
"Creating and delivering inclusive experiences and events for all to provide equal opportunities that everyone should have."
- Padma & Hari Harilela Scholarship Fund for Outstanding Students
- Delegate, 14th University Scholars Leadership Symposium 2026 (USLS 2026)
- HKBU Non-Local Non-Mainland Student Special Awards
CHAN Wai Man
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Chinese Language and Literature
(Expected Graduation Year: 2027)
"Aspiring to become an empathetic Chinese-language educator who shares Chinese culture, connects people, and honors the quiet, enduring beauty of its traditions amid rapid global change."
- Enoch Gratitude Scholarship 2025–26
- CCUAA E5 Service Scholarship 2024–25
- Project Lead, Elderly Smartphone Learning Workshop for Seniors
CHUA Kylie Grace Buen
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Applied Biology [Biotechnology]
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Aspiring to use biotechnology to develop affordable pediatric health solutions, protecting children in underserved communities and reducing health disparities."
- Dr. Stephen Wing-chiu Leung Scholarship
- Officer, AIESEC @ HKBU
- Mental Health First Aid Captain
FAYZULLIN Askar
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Business Computing and Data Analytics
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Serving humanity and bringing as much as possible into our world by realizing my potential."
- Published Researcher (DOI: 10.36871/ek.up.p.r.2024.01.01.008)
- Study abroad scholarship x 2 (NTU & McGill University)
- HKBU Service Leader Award (Peer Mentor)
FENG Hoi Lam
Bachelor of Arts, Science and Technology (Hons) in Individualised Major
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Building a future where aging is understood, elders are embraced, and every generation belongs."
- Co-founder, MirroSense
- Merit Award, Information Technology Innovation Track, 11th Hong Kong University Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition
- Third Prize, RoboMaster University League 2025 & 2026
KWAN Ho Lam
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in English Language & Literature and Bachelor of Education (Hons) in English Language Teaching (Graduation Year: 2026)
"Advancing social harmony and cognitive well-being through inclusive community advocacy and linguistic research.”
- Equal Opportunity Youth Ambassador
- Student Representative, HKBU Committee on Students with Special Educational Needs
- HKBU Mental Health First Aid Captain
LAM Ka Yi
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Expected Graduation Year: 2030)
"Uniting Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with ethical AI to advance clinical digital transformation, globalise TCM care, and improve community health outcomes.”
- Executive member, Hong Kong Youth Association of Chinese Medicine
- The Centaline Charity Fund Scholarship 2024-2026
- Wofoo Foundation Chinese Medicine Scholarship
LAMARCHE VALENZUELA Marcelle Karina
Bachelor of Social Work (Hons)
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Empowering young voices to actively fight for the collective well-being of all members of their communities, starting with themselves."
- HKSAR Belt and Road Scholarship (Other Countries)
- Service Award Leader 2024 for the Mental Health First Aid Captain Programme
LEE Ting Chi
Bachelor of Music (Hons) in Creative Industries [Popular Music Performance and Songwriting] (Expected Graduation Year: 2027)
"Leveraging the power of the creative arts to heal communities, empower individuals, and spread hope—turning stories into strength, bridging differences, and inspiring positive change."
- Prepared string music scores for music concerts, including The 25+ EEG Family Concert and Nicolas Tse's "Evolution Nic Live" Concert
- Dragon Scout Award (2024)
LO Tsz Yu Georgina
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Expected Graduation Year: 2030)
"Aspiring to transform healthcare through AI and Traditional Chinese Medicine while creating sustainable innovations that improve community health and youth well-being."
- AIA Scholarships
- The HKSAR Government YDC Youth Ambassador
NG Man Hei Charlotte
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Music [Music Education]
(Expected Graduation Year: 2027)
"Aspiring to become a music educator, nurturing students’ creativity and passion while fostering their artistic growth and confidence."
- Multi-faceted Excellence Scholarship
- HKSAR Government Talent Development Scholarship
- Link University Scholarship
PANG Cherry
Bachelor of Arts and Science (Hons) in Arts and Technology
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Building bridges between Art, Technology, and Community, making creativity accessible to everyone, across all ages and backgrounds."
- HKSAR Government Scholarship – Scholarship for Outstanding Performance (SOP) 2025/26
- CSTD Examination Training Accreditation – Modern Jazz (Pre, Junior, Grade One & Two) and Theatrical (Pre, A, B)
PANG Chung Him
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in English Language & Literature and Bachelor of Education (Hons) in English Language Teaching (Graduation Year: 2026)
"Bridging linguistics and education through evidence-based practices, while advancing social service initiatives to enhance language access and community inclusion."
- Outstanding Service Awards for Tertiary Students 2024/2025
- Youth Editor, HKFYG Youth Spot Magazine
- Participant, NUS Young Fellowship Programme
SO Chun Yat
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Carrying forward Chinese culture, advancing Traditional Chinese Medicine through technology, and elevating holistic health awareness and digital literacy."
- HKBU Outstanding Student Leaders Awards
- Secretary, Chinese Medicine Emergency Care Society
- The Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarship
SO Hei Wa
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Graduation Year: 2026)
"Bridging traditional wisdom and modern science to drive global healthcare and social innovation, and advancing space medicine research."
- Non-official Member, Youth Square Management Advisory Committee
- Member, Youth Link Committee, Home and Youth Affairs Bureau
- The HKSAR Government YDC Youth Ambassador
TANG Canyu
Bachelor of Arts, Science and Technology (Hons) in Individualised Major
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Advance human-centred innovation by transforming creative technologies into inclusive solutions that enhance well-being, bridge generations, and deliver lasting social impact."
- Bay Area Top 10 Hong Kong Creative Youth Award
- Regional Runner-up and Alliance Captain, FIRST Robotics Competition Vancouver Regional, Canada
- Co-founder, MirroSense – EyeMirror Project
TSANG Sze Nga
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Graduation Year: 2026)
"Promoting Chinese medicine through clinical excellence, community service, and youth empowerment."
- Co-founder, Hong Kong Youth Association of Chinese Medicine
- Outstanding Performance Award, WFDAHK Hong Kong Youth Shanghai Internship Award 2024
- Recipient, Padma & Hari Harilela Scholarship Fund for Outstanding Students
WOO Shi Nam Kenny
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Expected Graduation Year: 2027)
"Leveraging the Traditional Chinese Medicine classics to bridge clinical practice, education, and research, strengthening interdisciplinary healthcare."
- Sir Edward Youde Memorial Scholarship 2024-2025
- HSBC GBA (HK) Scholarship
- Hong Kong Power Youth Association Financial Secretary
YOSHIDA Emi
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Applied Biology [Biotechnology]
(Expected Graduation Year: 2028)
"Striving to advance One Health by bridging animal, human and environmental wellbeing through transdisiplinary collaboration."
- Forum Ambassador, Hong Kong Laureate Forum
- Youth Ambassador, Shun Tak Holdings
- PetSpace Certified Vet Nurse
ZHANG Yanxiao
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Computer Science [Artificial Intelligence]
(Expected Graduation Year: 2027)
"Striving to advance ethical AI by designing technology that translates complex algorithms into social good, empowers communities, and drives inclusive digital progress."
-Mr. & Mrs. Lau Chor Tak Scholarship Scheme for Outstanding Mainland Students
-HKBU Outstanding Student Leaders Awards 2025-26
-Co-founder, UHUB Hong Kong Limited
House of Scholars Fellows are selected from among the Members who have demonstrated remarkable achievements in scholarship, leadership, and community service. Selection to this distinguished fellowship marks them as preeminent leaders and shining examples for their peers at the House of Scholars and the University.
CHAN Chin Ching Chester
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Conferred in 2026)
"Integrating evidence-based Chinese Medicine into mainstream care, especially acupuncture for cognitive disorders, and expanding community engagement to improve health care access."
KWAN Ho Lam
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in English Language & Literature and Bachelor of Education (Hons) in English Language Teaching (Conferred in 2026)
"Advancing social harmony and cognitive well-being through inclusive community advocacy and linguistic research.”
SO Hei Wa
Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science (Conferred in 2026)
"Bridging traditional wisdom and modern science to drive global healthcare and social innovation, and advancing space medicine research."
Student Team:
LEE Ting Chi
NG Man Hei
PANG Cherry
Hong Kong Through My Eyes: Immersive Art Exhibition (Since 2025)
"Hong Kong Through My Eyes” is the first in an ongoing series of immersive art projects that transform hand-drawn creations into living, particle-based digital landscapes. Using TouchDesigner and Unity, each edition invites participants to become co-creators of an evolving virtual world, exploring how art and technology build bridges between people of all ages.
Chapter One (2025–26) invited 10 children aged 6–8 to draw imagined Hong Kong landmarks. Their artworks were transformed into a 3D immersive exhibition on 7 March 2026.
Hong Kong Youth Association of Chinese Medicine (Since 2025)
The Hong Kong Youth Association of Chinese Medicine is a youth-led organisation comprising registered Chinese medicine practitioners and Chinese medicine students. Guided by its founding vision of 「承新醫行」— preserving tradition, embracing innovation, advancing clinical excellence, and promoting practical application, the Association seeks to unite young professionals and students in advancing Chinese medicine through community service, professional development, academic exchange, and cross-sector collaboration.
The Association serves as a platform for young practitioners and students to grow together while strengthening connections between Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, and the international community. Through health education, outreach programmes, community clinics, and innovative initiatives, it strives to enhance public understanding of Chinese medicine and empower the next generation to contribute to the advancement of healthcare and community well-being.
Project website: https://hkyacm.org.hk/
To know more: https://www.hkbu.edu.hk/en/whats-new/discover-hkbu/2026/May-2026/House-of-Scholars-students-power-community-impact.html
Student Team:
CHAN Wai Man
FENG Hoi Lam
LAM Ka Yi
SO Chun Yat
ZHANG Yanxiao
JUST ASK (Since 2025)
JUST ASK is our student-led mission to close Hong Kong’s elderly digital divide. We’ve already listened closely, connecting with 100 seniors to uncover their real smartphone struggles—and we will host practical, down-to-earth mobile workshops to help them master essential digital skills. Looking ahead, we aim to build a sustainable, peer-support model: designing tailored training modules, and exploring the possibility of empowering elderly peer trainers to lead sessions in future. This would create a safe, relatable learning space, turning learners into helpers and growing a community that supports itself long-term.
MentalpAI (Since 2025)
MentalpAI is an AI-powered mental health companion designed to support adolescents’ emotional well-being through daily conversations and early psychological support. Unlike traditional mental health services that are often reactive, MentalpAI proactively initiates interactions, engages users in casual and emotionally supportive conversations, and encourages self-reflection in a safe and non-judgmental environment. The platform also incorporates simple Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) wellness concepts, such as emotional balance and lifestyle regulation, to promote a holistic understanding of mental health. By fostering long-term, natural interactions, MentalpAI aims to help teenagers gradually build emotional resilience and healthier coping habits in their everyday lives.
Project website: https://mentalpai-info.vercel.app/
Student Team:
CHUA Kylie Grace Buen
LAMARCHE VALENZUELA Marcelle Karina
YOSHIDA Emi
LEE Ting Chi
SanaPlay (Since 2025)
SanaPlay is an interactive learning kit that promotes health awareness. Through an original team-created story, “Sana’s Little Heart,” and hands-on medical play with toys, crafts, and games, children learn simple medical vocabulary and concepts. They discover what common procedures and equipment do, why they are used, how to communicate their feelings to healthcare providers, and how to stay calm and confident during medical visits.
This matters because it builds early awareness of health and well-being, eases anxiety around appointments, supports clear communication among children, families, and clinicians, and contributes to better health outcomes. Through engaging, child-friendly play sessions, children become attuned to their bodies and feelings—mentally and physically—and exercise age-appropriate agency in their health.
Student Team:
CHAN Jessica Yin-Yu
FAZULLIN Askar
YOSHIDA Emi
SAVE Heritage (Since 2025)
SAVE Heritage is a digital platform designed to preserve cultural heritage through advanced generative AI technologies. It reconstructs virtual 3D models of tangible heritage, documents intangible cultural practices, and creates multilingual and interactive educational content to promote and protect traditions from losing to time. The platform aims to make historical cultural heritage accessible for all to raise the younger generation's interest, ensuring its legacies continue and fostering a community-driven museum.
AI x Art: Reimagine — Shaping the Future Together (LQC Student Project Showcase 2025-26) (31 March 2026)
“AI x Art: Reimagine — Shaping the Future Together” brought together a wide range of student projects from the Leadership Qualities Centre that blend technology with creativity to imagine new possibilities for our community.
This showcase revealed how students recognize community needs and are exploring new ways of learning, expressing, and collaborating across different communities for a better future. Each project is a gentle reminder that innovation is not only about technology; it is about people and place. With empathy at the center, even a small idea such as a short chat with a chatbot, a simple drawing, a short film, or a shared workshop can bring people together and influence how we live with one another.
It was not only a showcase, but also an open space for sharing vision, building collaborations and making improvements. It was a space to reflect on our future-readiness: Which qualities do we already embody, and which will we cultivate next? There, imagination becomes practice, and everyone becomes a co-creator of the future.
City of Imagination: Transdisciplinary Immersive Exhibition “Hong Kong Through My Eyes”
(踏進孩子的想像之城:跨學科沉浸式展覽《瞳・建香港》) (7 March 2026)
Curated by Lee Ting Chi (Bachelor of Music in Creative Industries (Hons), Year 3), Ng Man Hei Charlotte (Bachelor of Arts in Music (Hons), Year 3), and Pang Cherry (Bachelor of Arts and Science in Arts and Technology (Hons), Year 2), the exhibition transforms children’s hand-drawn depictions of Hong Kong buildings and original characters into flowing, particle-based landscape using 3D immersive digital art technology. Blending art and technology, the work constructs a dreamlike city woven from light, shadow and dynamic particles, inviting audiences to rediscover Hong Kong through the innocent perspectives of children
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Bay Area Top 10 Hong Kong Creative Youth (January 2026)
Tang Canyu (Bachelor of Arts, Science and Technology (Hons) in Individualised Major, Year 2) has been named the “Bay Area Top 10 Hong Kong Creative Youth” for leading the pioneering development of two socially-oriented technological innovations, “Eye Mirror” and “Guardian Cloud Crutch”. He is the only student from a Hong Kong higher education institution to receive this prestigious honour.
Healthcare Policy Discussions with Legislative Council Members (October 2025)
Mr Chan Chin Ching, Chester (BCM & BSC BIOMED, Year 5) and Ms Tsang Sze Nga (BCM & BSC BIOMED, Year 5) founded the Hong Kong Youth Association of Chinese Medicine. Within just five months, their association organised 11 community outreach events, benefiting over 1,300 individuals including frail elderly, caregivers, ethnic minorities, domestic helpers, and children. Their outstanding contributions earned them invitations to engage with Legislative Council members in healthcare policy discussions.
Mr Chan Chin Ching, Chester, and Ms Tsang Sze Nga lead other HKBU students and alumni in engaging with Legislative Council members in healthcare policy discussion.