EdUHK Alumni Homecoming 2026: Celebrating a Decade of Growth and Launching Million-Dollar Scholarship Initiative

The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) hosted its Alumni Homecoming 2026 on March 21, 2026, at its Tai Po Campus. The event marked the 10th anniversary of the university’s retitling and brought together alumni, faculty, and distinguished guests for a day of celebration and reconnection.

A Day of Reunion and Festivities

The campus was filled with alumni returning with family and friends, reconnecting with former teachers and classmates. The day featured a variety of activities, including an opening ceremony, drum and dragon dance performances, themed booths, and campus tours. Notable attendees included members of the Legislative Council, Mr. Cheng Wing-shun and Mr. Lam Chun-sing, Principal of Ying Hwa College and Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Directly Aided Schools Council, Mr. Chan Dean, Managing Director of Pro Runner Hong Kong Limited, Mr. Tse Kin-wen, Asian Games medalists Ms. Ho Jiali and Mr. Au Chun Ming, and artist Ms. Mak Nga Chi, along with representatives from various EdUHK alumni associations.

Investing in the Future: The Alumni Million Matching Scholarship Program

A key highlight of the event was the launch of the Alumni Million Matching Scholarship Initiative. This program will match alumni donations on a one-to-one basis to provide scholarships and financial aid to current students, supporting their learning and development. Donations will be accepted until September 30, 2026. More details about the scholarship program can be found here.

EdUHK’s Expanding Global Reach and Campus Development

During his welcome speech, EdUHK President Professor Li Zijian highlighted the university’s commitment to internationalization. He mentioned recent participation in the “World Government Summit” in Dubai and successful collaborations with Oman, recognized by the Omani Minister of Education and the Chinese Ambassador to Oman. Professor Li also noted recent visits to mainland Chinese universities, including Peking University, Beijing Normal University, and Fudan University, to strengthen educational and academic partnerships.

Professor Li also announced continued improvements to teaching facilities, including the opening of two West Kowloon teaching centers and a new teaching building on the Tai Po campus, providing enhanced learning environments for students and faculty.

Sustainability and Community Engagement

The Alumni Day event, co-organized by the Alumni and Development Affairs Office and over 20 academic and administrative departments, featured themed booths, campus tours, and parent-child games. Guided tours showcased the university’s latest teaching facilities, its work in nature education and environmental research, and its commitment to implementing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on campus.

EdUHK plans to continue organizing diverse activities to strengthen alumni connections and promote the sustainable development of education.