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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

CIE provides diversified experiential learning activities, and I was given plenty of opportunities to take part in personal growth activities, as well as local visits and overseas exchange programmes. During my visits to Taiwan and Thailand, I had the privilege to meet with the officials from the Government and practitioners of environmental groups, besides visiting different local organisations.
Vincent Choi  ’20
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Social Sciences in Geography and Resource Management, CUHK
  • Associate of Science (Geography and Resources Management), HKBU 2020
I was given plenty of opportunities to take part in personal growth activities, as well as local visits and overseas exchange programmes.
Vincent Choi  ’20
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Social Sciences in Geography and Resource Management, CUHK

Division of Arts and Languages

CIE has a strong academic culture which encourages students to learn, practice and strive for the best. The College provided me with plenty valuable chances to perform publicly with which I built the essential confidence needed for a musician. My time spent at CIE developed, deepened and confirmed my passion for music. I will continue this pursuit and study my master's degree in music overseas.
Li Ka Wai, Chronicle  ’11
  • Percussion Teacher
  • Master of Music in Marimba performance, Royal Conservatory Antwerp in Belgium 2015
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Music Studies, HKBU 2013
  • Associate of Arts (Music Studies), HKBU 2011
The College provided students with plenty valuable chances to perform publicly.
Li Ka Wai, Chronicle  ’11
  • Percussion Teacher

Division of Business

In my learning journey at CIE, the service-learning experience was most beneficial. As a group activity, we visited an elderly centre and prepared relevant activity materials which helped me understand the theories in our courses and the development of the society.
Lee Cheuk Hin  ’19
  • Senior Clerk
  • Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) in Marketing, HKBU 2021
  • Associate of Arts (Marketing), HKBU 2019
The service learning experience has been the most beneficial for me.
Lee Cheuk Hin  ’19
  • Senior Clerk

Division of Communication

At CIE, I met the lecturers who are most passionate in teaching. They saw our potential and encourage us to find our possibilities. Other than art and design, I learnt how to create and present my ideas, which are important in the creative industries.
Wong Tsz Ting, Amy  ’14
  • Reporter in a Japanese news agency
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Digital Television and Broadcasting, CityU 2016
  • Associate of Arts (Creative Digital Media Design), HKBU 2014
At CIE, I met the lecturers who are most passionate in teaching.
Wong Tsz Ting, Amy  ’14
  • Reporter in a Japanese news agency

Division of Social Sciences

The programme offered me opportunities to take part in different community services, which enabled me to understand my strength and weakness. It prepared me well for my career.
Yip Lok Ting, Zoe  ’14
  • Coach in a local Sports Community
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Physical Education and Recreation Management, HKBU 2016
  • Associate of Science (Sport and Recreation Studies), HKBU 2014
The programme offered me opportunities to take part in different community services, which enabled me to understand my strength and weakness. It prepared me well for my career.
Yip Lok Ting, Zoe  ’14
  • Coach in a local Sports Community