
Approximately 60 full-time students from the Engineering Department formed around eight teams to participate in the Innovative Engineering Design Competition. The winning team stood out by applying creative concepts that integrated Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles to develop practical solutions addressing real community issues through effective research and idea development methods. Through this event, all participants gained valuable hands-on experience and enhanced their problem-solving skills.
Students at IVE (Haking Wong) can now gain hands-on experience in retail and e-commerce through Hong Kong’s first Tmall Campus Training Centre. Featuring retail, live-streaming and logistics training zones, the Centre allows students to take part in store operations, digital marketing, data analytics and customer service in an authentic workplace setting, helping them develop industry-relevant skills and enhance their career readiness.

HK Electric held the “Green Energy Dreams Come True Competition” to promote decarbonization, energy efficiency and conservation, and renewable energy. A team of four students from the Higher Diploma in Building Services Engineering at IVE (Tuen Mun) designed a “Sustainable Green Energy EV Charging Station” model and received the Outstanding Award in the tertiary group.
This project focuses on energy sources, aiming to utilize renewable green energy, including solar power (through solar panels installed on building rooftops) and wind power generated from the ventilation system (through mini wind turbines installed in building ventilation ducts), to supplement traditional power sources and enhance overall energy efficiency.

IVE (Tuen Mun) Student Awards Presentation Ceremony 2026
IVE (Tuen Mun) Student Awards Presentation Ceremony was held successfully this year to recognize outstanding student achievements in both academic and holistic development, and to encourage continued pursuit of excellence. The ceremony also provided an opportunity for awardees to express appreciation to donors, strengthening ties between the Institute and the community.
This year, approximately 170 students were awarded scholarships and bursaries in recognition of their excellence in academic performance, professional skills, and extracurricular activities. The awards not only affirm students’ dedication and hard work but also support their future learning and development.

In celebration of IVE (Kwun Tong)'s 50th anniversary, we hosted a 50th Anniversary Character Design Competition, accompanied by an awards ceremony. The winning entry will have the honour of becoming the official IVE (Kwun Tong) Character.

The Hong Kong Housing Society held the 21st HKHS Award ceremony on 31 January, recognizing excellence in housing and elderly services. A total of 100 students were honored, each receiving HK$10,000. Nineteen IVE Engineering Higher Diploma students were among the awardees. Kelvin Mok (Building Services Engineering, Year 2) won the inaugural "Rising Changemaker Prize," earning an additional HK$40,000 for his "Smart Elderly Community in the Greater Bay Area" proposal.
Congratulations to all awardees—IVE Engineering continues to nurture innovative, practice-ready talent for the built environment.
























