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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 was a committee member of the CIE Geography and Resources Management Society to promote Geography. Moreover, I was an intern at the CUHK Department of Geography and Resource Management, which enhanced my knowledge and skills related to Geography. These valuable experiences have lifted my interest in sustainable development, and I hope one day I could contribute to the society.
Ma Fong Ching  ’19
  • Currently studying Master of Science in Urban Planning, HKU
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Geography, HKU 2021
  • Associate of Science (Geography and Resources Management), HKBU 2019
The valuable experiences at CIE have lifted my interest in sustainable development.
Ma Fong Ching  ’19
  • Currently studying Master of Science in Urban Planning, HKU

Division of Arts and Languages

I appreciate General Education Courses at CIE which helped me to figure out my own interest and strength like a torch showing clear directions. For example, reading English poems and novels is required by the curriculum, and it changes my reading habits. As a singer songwriter, reading books in a foreign language enriches my vocabulary bank, stimulating my imagination which helps a lot for song writing. The AD programme has brought me new perspectives.
Lo Ka Yee, Yukilovey  ’12
  • Singer-songwriter and Illustrator
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Visual Arts, HKBU 2014
  • Associate of Arts (Visual Arts), HKBU 2012
I appreciated General Education Courses at CIE which helped me to figure out my own interest.
Lo Ka Yee, Yukilovey  ’12
  • Singer-songwriter and Illustrator

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 Journalism programme was rich in content and closely kept up with the times. The two years of campus life cultivated my multi-perspective thinking and critical thinking skills, which was beneficial for me to join the media industry.
Wong Hiu Kei  ’20
  • Journalist
  • Bachelor of Communication (Hons) - Journalism Concentration (Chinese Journalism), HKBU 2022
  • Associate of Arts (Journalism), HKBU 2020
The Journalism programme was rich in content and closely kept up with the times.
Wong Hiu Kei  ’20
  • Journalist

Division of Social Sciences

I've been inspired by a Japanese manga, On the Movement of the Earth. The character Badeni once said, “Is this world not already brimming with that which is contrary to moral? What does it take to change such a world? It's Truth.” Practical Philosophy has taught me the meaning behind these words: it let me know how truth has the power to reshape the world into a morally better place, in the realms of technology, bioethics, and political thought.
Keung Cheuk Yin  ’24
  • Currently studying Master of Science in Psychology and Philosophy, University of Oxford
  • Associate of Arts (Practical Philosophy), HKBU 2024
Practical Philosophy has taught me how truth has the power to reshape the world into a morally better place, in the realms of technology, bioethics, and political thought.
Keung Cheuk Yin  ’24
  • Currently studying Master of Science in Psychology and Philosophy, University of Oxford