As the Kwok Scholarships continue to expand to empower future leaders serving communities across Hong Kong SAR and Mainland China, we are proud to introduce our new Kwok Associates. These high-potential individuals share our vision and values, and we are delighted to welcome them to the KSA community.
2026
Honrick CHEUNG
BA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, University of Oxford
Honrick completed his junior high school years at St. Joseph's College in Hong Kong before studying in the UK, where he made history as the first-ever Chinese School Captain at a centennial traditional British school. Alongside this pioneering leadership, he actively enriched his school community as a debate captain and an accomplished cellist. Now an incoming undergraduate reading Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) at the University of Oxford, his profound dedication to public service drives his interest in PPE’s interdisciplinary framework as the foundation for mastering complex governance. He is particularly keen on leveraging evidence-based insights to address Hong Kong's socio-economic challenges. He looks forward to the academic depth of Oxford to sharpen his critical faculties. With a long-term aspiration of serving as an Administrative Officer, he is excited to drive meaningful impact in society and contribute to the Kwok Scholars community.
August 2026
Fung Ting CHIU
MSc in Sustainability, Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford
Fung Ting (FT) recently graduated from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, in Politics, Philosophy & Economics and Environmental Studies and a minor in Human-Centered Design Engineering. Passionate about bridging capital, policy, and innovation with climate impact, he founded an agritech startup building methane capture collars for livestock, served as the president of the Dartmouth Energy Alliance, where he established the Dartmouth Energy Investment Advisors sub-club, and pursued internships across venture capital, wildlife conservation, environmental NGOs, and sustainable finance, which has taken him from the Namibian desert to the Amazon Rainforest. He also sang as a baritone for the a cappella group the Dartmouth Brovertones and served as a captain on the Dartmouth Badminton Team. Following Oxford, he plans to launch a Hong Kong-based venture fund that scales breakthrough climate technologies, with the ambition of turning the city into a resilient, green economy and a global hub for sustainable entrepreneurship.
August 2026