The Impact Creator Award aims to identify and commend exceptional projects that create an impact on students’ learning experience and/or campus enhancement. This Award is designed to honour projects that exemplify creativity and demonstrate problem-solving abilities that make meaningful changes to the University!

• All graded individual or team projects from undergraduate courses of Semester A or B in 2025/26 are eligible to be nominated.
• Each team project may comprise up to five members.

While acknowledging academic credit, this Award also prioritises the following criteria:

• University-wide Impact (40%): The project has the potential to improve the physical or social environment of the campus, addressing issues such as sustainability, accessibility, or community building.
• Innovation and Creativity (20%): The project should demonstrate originality and uniqueness.
• Impact on Student Learning Experience (20%): The project has the potential to enhance the student learning experience, such as improving access to resources, fostering collaboration, or enhancing engagement.
• Feasibility/Sustainability (20%): The project is realistic, well-planned, and can be implemented within a given timeframe and resources.

Priority will be given to projects that effectively address the following pressing issues outlined in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

• SDG3: Good health and well-being
• SDG7: Affordable and clean energy
• SDG9: Industry innovation and infrastructure
• SDG11: Sustainable cities and communities
• SDG12: Responsible consumption & production
• SDG13: Climate Action

• Each awardee from winning individual projects will receive a cash voucher of HK$1,000. For team projects, each member of the winning teams will receive a cash voucher of HK$500.
• Winning projects will be given priority for funding consideration under the Learning Experience Enhancement Initiatives of the LEAD Scheme, providing students with opportunities to implement their ideas on campus and realise them in practical and real-world contexts.

Nominations should be submitted through the Colleges and Schools. Students interested in being nominated may contact their Course Teachers / Project Supervisors.