Alumni Sharing
Since 2000, CIE has nurtured thousands of local and non-local students. They are now fulfilling their dreams of either furthering education or serving different parts of the community. Some graduates whom you may know would like to share their words with you.
Division of Applied Science

CIE provided a lot of opportunities for internships and visits related to my major study. These opportunities allowed me to get in touch with the industry professionals, and understand the nature and prospects of the industry, which helped me to find my career goal in my student years.
Wan Ka Lok ’19
- Ecological Surveyor
- Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Geography and Resource Management, HKBU 2021
- Associate of Science (Geography and Resources Management), HKBU 2019
Division of Arts and Languages

The College provided me with an opportunity to continue my study and equipped me with knowledge. The best things I have gained here were lifelong friends. They are talented people who are passionate about life, and devoted to the future.
Justin Chow ’10
- Working in fashion design and art industry
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Visual Arts, HKBU 2012
- Associate of Arts (Visual Arts), HKBU 2010
Division of Business

I very much enjoyed the learning experience at CIE. The FMGT lecturers’ teaching approach was engaging and inspiring. We obtained knowledge that was highly applicable to real life which could not be learned from the textbooks. Thus, improving my mindset and interpersonal skills.
Johnathan Lau ’23
- Currently studying Bachelor of Business Administration, HKUST
- Associate of Arts (Financial Management), HKBU 2023
Division of Communication

As a mainland student, CIE provided me with many opportunities to participate in student activities. During my study, I participated in the Europe study tour and successfully received the ROA scholarship. The study tour experience was very helpful for my further studies. In addition, I also participated in the Communication Student Union and co-organized student activities, including orientations and guest lectures. As a student who was not good at Cantonese at the time, these were all good opportunities to practise my language skills. The experiences in joining CIE activities have greatly influenced my future career in Hong Kong, which made me involve more in local life and engage better in a Cantonese-speaking environment.
Li Chen ’18
- Investor Research Associate
- Bachelor of Communication (Hons) in Journalism and Digital Media (Data and Media Communication Concentration), HKBU 2021
- Associate of Arts (Creative Communication), HKBU 2018
Division of Social Sciences

I chose to study Sport and Recreation Studies because of my interest. Through taking a variety of courses, my knowledge in different areas has also been enriched. I found the theories learnt in Healthy Living and Coaching Individual Sports very practical. They provided me with a very good foundation for preparing myself as a professional athlete. Meanwhile, studying with students from different concentration studies enabled me to communicate and interact with the others, hence expanding my social circle.
Joyce Cheung ’10
- Bachelor of Art (Honours) in Physical Education and Recreation Management, HKBU 2012
- Associate of Science (Sport and Recreation Studies), HKBU 2010