Hello 2023 cohort
HKU Laidlaw Scholars, I would like to extend a warm welcome to each and every one of you as you embark on your exciting journey as a Laidlaw Scholar at the University of Hong Kong. This is a prestigious programme that will provide you with unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional development. As you begin this journey, I encourage you to embrace every learning opportunity that comes your way. Make the most of your time at HKU by engaging in research, participating in leadership workshops, and networking with fellow students in your field of interest here on the Laidlaw Scholars Network. Your time as a Laidlaw Scholar is a unique and valuable opportunity to explore your passion, develop new skills, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge. So, seize every opportunity that comes your way, and I wish you all the best in your academic and personal pursuits.
To view the online album of the first workshop of our Core Leadership Training, please visit: https://photos.app.goo.gl/gTEwrNfBQKqH76qi7
Audrey is Administrative Assistant I of the Horizons Office at the University of Hong Kong. Audrey has been working in the field of international education in Hong Kong since 2010; her portfolio of work spans from programme development and implementation at the undergraduate, postgraduate and faculty level, marketing and promotion, organisation of international conference and events, and providing secretarial support to various committees pertaining to scholarships, fellowships and international mobility schemes.
Her current portfolio includes management of the HKU Laidlaw Scholars Programme, Undergraduate Research Fellowship Programme, short-term experiential learning programmes outside of Hong Kong, and HKU-Common Purpose UK leadership development programmes in Bangalore, Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai and Hanoi.
Currently she is setting up two new initiatives, namely EUREKA and The Hong Kong Project, where students will have the opportunities to undertake research methods online course and conduct a EUREKA research project in the former, and collaborate with community partners by proposing practical solutions to real-life problems in the latter.
She graduated with a bachelor's degree in TESL and has an MA (Hons) in Translation from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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