The head of the European Union office in Hong Kong has said there is room for more of the city’s residents to receive its flagship scholarship, which allows recipients to pursue a master’s degree at universities in the region and beyond.
Harvey Rouse, the head of the EU office in Hong Kong, said he hoped more Hongkongers would choose Europe as a study destination as universities’ tuition fees were generally lower than elsewhere and more than 4,500 programmes were taught in English.
Speaking to…