CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship supports underrepresented students to pursue a taught MA in Intercultural Studies. The CUHK MAICS Scholarship provides a full tuition scholarship and a monthly stipend to assist eligible applicants in funding their postgraduate study.
The scholarship is offered by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (MA in Intercultural Studies programme). Applicants should submit materials via the CUHK Graduate School online application system and may contact the programme at [email protected] for enquiries.
CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship Benefits
- Full tuition scholarship of HK$190,000 per annum.
- Monthly cost-of-living stipend of HK$9,000.
- Total stated living support of HK$90,000.
- Financial support throughout the student’s study period, beginning from the start of the first semester.
- The opportunity to study for a Master’s degree in Intercultural Studies at a leading university in Hong Kong.
CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Are citizens of eligible Belt and Road Initiative countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Latin America or Africa.
- Can demonstrate financial need.
- Come from groups that are underrepresented in postgraduate programmes in Hong Kong universities.
- Have demonstrated leadership or achievement in cultural work or related fields.
- Can present strong academic qualifications and professional or creative work.
- Have potential to contribute to Cultural Studies or related areas.
- May have aspirations to continue into doctoral-level research.
How to Apply for CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship?
- Upload supporting documents via the CUHK Graduate School Online System for Postgraduate Applicants at https://www.gradsch.cuhk.edu.hk/OnlineApp/login_email.aspx
- Submit the scholarship application materials by 15 January 2027
- Include portfolio of work and completed application form as part of the application
- Ensure you have submitted a programme application, paid the application fee, and obtained an application number before applying for the scholarship
- For enquiries, send an email to [email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, selection process, and how to apply for the scholarship.
What is the CUHK MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship?
The CUHK MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship aims to provide opportunities for members of underrepresented groups in postgraduate programmes in Hong Kong to pursue a taught MA in Intercultural Studies. It targets applicants who are leaders or trailblazers in cultural work or aspiring scholars planning doctoral research in Cultural Studies.
What benefits does the scholarship provide?
The scholarship provides a full tuition scholarship of HKD$190,000 per annum and a monthly cost-of-living stipend amounting to HK$9,000 (total HK$90,000). Additionally, the MAICS Merit Award offers a cash prize of HK$10,000 to each of five deserving students.
Who is eligible to apply for the CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship?
Priority is given to applicants with financial need who are citizens of Belt and Road Initiative countries in Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa. Applicants should be members of underrepresented groups and demonstrate leadership or scholarly potential in cultural studies.
What are the selection criteria for the CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship?
Applications are reviewed based on academic qualifications, work portfolio, financial need, and potential for contribution. Shortlisted applicants will be invited for a panel interview, and the programme may choose not to award the scholarship if no suitable candidates are found.
What documents are required to apply?
Required materials include a portfolio of work (e.g., samples of critical, scholarly, or creative work), the scholarship application form, and the documents uploaded via the CUHK Graduate School online application system. Applicants must have an application number from the Graduate School before applying.
How do I submit my application and supporting documents?
Applicants should upload supporting documents via the CUHK Graduate School Online System for Postgraduate Applicants at https://www.gradsch.cuhk.edu.hk/OnlineApp/login_email.aspx. Ensure you have submitted the programme application, paid the fee, and obtained an application number beforehand.
What is the application deadline?
Applications for the scholarship should be submitted by 15 January 2027. Ensure that all supporting documents are uploaded to the CUHK Graduate School online system by this date to be considered.
When will results be announced and how is the fellowship disbursed?
The selection results will be announced by March 2027. The fellowship will be disbursed to selected fellows throughout the student’s study period commencing the start of the first semester of study.
Who can nominate or apply for the MAICS Merit Award?
Instructors in the programme are welcome to nominate students for the MAICS Merit Award. Nominees must have a CGPA over 3.6, demonstrate excellence in academic work and extracurricular leadership, and be full-time or part-time students in their final year.
Who can I contact for enquiries about the CUHK-MAICS Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship?
For enquiries about the scholarship, applicants can send an email to [email protected]. The programme page also instructs applicants to upload supporting documents via the CUHK Graduate School online application system linked on the page.
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