EASYUNI Ultimate University Guide 2013 Issue 4 | Page 44

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HELP Business
Students Win
Scholarships and
Professional Awards

Business course mates (From left) Sing Wan, Siu Yen, Melisa, Chee Cheng and Justin,
all looking forward to completing their studies in University of Queensland

HELP’s Faculty of Business, Economics
and Accounting is one of the largest
business schools in the region,
pioneering innovative programs, which
command the market and receive
maximum accreditation by professional
bodies. Graduates are headhunted by
multinational corporations to become
industry captains and senior executives
in Asia. HELP also produces the largest
number of Dean’s List Malaysian
students at top Australian universities.

For Justin Wong Kit Yung, being awarded
a 50% Tuition Fee Waiver Scholarship
to complete his Bachelor of Commerce
(Accounting), meant he could fulfill his
ambition to complete his degree at UQ.
Justin attributed his success to the
patience of his lecturers at HU in taking
him through the steps of mastering each
area. The same sentiments are shared
by Nick Khoo Sing Wan and Teh Siu Yen,
also recipients of the 50% Tuition Fee
Waiver Scholarship from UQ.

Recently, five students from the
Faculty of Business, Economics and
Accounting, HU were awarded Tuition
Waiver Scholarships from the Faculty
of Business, Economics and Law,
University of Queensland, Australia.
The scholarships were awarded in their
chosen fields of undergraduate study
and for all five it’s a dream come true
and an opportunity of a lifetime. Having
completed the first two years of their
studies at HU, all five were overjoyed
with the University of Queensland
(UQ) scholarships, one of HU’s
strongest partners.

Chang Ruo Lin, who was awarded the
University of Melbourne International
Fee
Remission
Scholarship
in
February 2014, completed her Year I
undergraduate studies at the Faculty of
Business, Economics and Accounting
at HU. Ruo Lin scored High Distinctions
in all her Bachelor of Business
(Accounting) Year 1 subjects, with a
CGPA score of 4.0 in her studies.

As the only winner of the UQ Full Tuition
Fee Waiver Scholarship in February
2014, Melissa Wang Zi Yeen, a former
A-Level student of HELP chose to
continue her undergraduate studies at
the Faculty of Business, Economics and
Accounting, HU.

Joel Wong, who now works at Ernst &
Young (Malaysia), completed his Bachelor
of Business (Accounting) (Hons) at HU
in 2013. Joel won the inaugural Ernst &
Young, Young Tax Professional Award
of the Year Malaysia in 2013. During
the competition, Joel competed with
contestants from other local universities
to take home the top prize.

“I was attracted by the long list of
international partner universities of the
Faculty and I definitely enjoyed every
moment of my studies as the lecturers
made it really interesting,” said Melissa,
who is now looking forward to completing
her degree at UQ.
Not only did Melissa display her
excellence in her studies by obtaining
the highest marks for Business Law and
Macroeconomics but it was also her
leadership and outstanding personality
that earned her a full scholarship.
Another candidate, Lai Chee Cheng
completed two years of the Bachelor
of Business (Finance) programme at
HU with outstanding results and was
awarded the 75% Tuition Fee Waiver
Scholarship from UQ.

The Faculty students apart from winning
these
International
Scholarships
continue to shine in the professional
arena of competitions as well.

At the moment, Joel is pursuing his
ACCA on a part-time basis at the Centre
for Professional Accounting Programmes
(CPAP), HELP College of Arts and
Technology, on a full scholarship.
“My time at HELP University has been
nothing short of a transformation. The
dedication of the lecturers has nurtured
students to become thinkers and leaders
who are able to compete with the best,”
said Joel of the time spent in HU.
Ng Ka