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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

I am so glad to have found a seamless study path in HKBU despite the disappointment at the public examination. I am most grateful to the teachers and classmates who were with me during my ups and downs. They were the drive for me to pursue my academic goal.
Kayson Lo  ’15
  • Assistant Education Officer at Green Power
  • Master of Science in Environmental Management, HKU 2018
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Environment and Resources Management, HKBU 2017
  • Associate of Science (Environmental Conservation Studies), HKBU 2015
  • Yi Jin Diploma, HKBU SCE 2013
I am so glad to have found a seamless study path in HKBU.
Kayson Lo  ’15
  • Assistant Education Officer at Green Power

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
The best things I have gained here were lifelong friends.
Justin Chow  ’10
  • Working in fashion design and art industry

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
The FMGT lecturers’ teaching approach was engaging and inspiring.
Johnathan Lau  ’23
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Business Administration, HKUST

Division of Communication

The College provides a variety of experiential learning opportunities to students. I have joined the leadership training scheme, editorial team of College publication Invisible, organising committee of AD Here Advertising Competition and etc. I have the chance to work with teammates from different concentration studies, learning how to appreciate the uniqueness of others. My horizons have been broadened and these experiences are beneficial to my personal growth.
Christy Leung  ’14
  • Reporter in TV broadcaster
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Communication -Journalism Major, HKBU 2016
  • Associate of Arts (Journalism), HKBU 2014
The College provides a variety of experiential learning opportunities to students I have the chance to work with teammates from different concentration studies.
Christy Leung  ’14
  • Reporter in TV broadcaster

Division of Social Sciences

I worked at the Senior Citizen Home Safety Association (SCHSA) as an intern. My job was to assist and coordinate the volunteer activities such as visiting and flag day. And this experience helped me identify my interest and career path, which is psychology instead of gerontology. Though it was a meaningful experience working for the elderly, I feel more comfortable serving the youth community as we share common topics, which is helpful for me to study and communicate with them.
Ng Yuk Shan, Charlie  ’15
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2016
  • Associate of Science (Psychology), HKBU 2015
Internship helped me identify my interest and career path.
Ng Yuk Shan, Charlie  ’15
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2016