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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

My days at CIE were the best days in my study life. The teachers and students were very close to each other and we always get motivated. The study vibes was good, and have shaped my mentality and character, to be the best version of myself, no matter in my study or in life. I am glad that I was able to be an ENCSer!
James Kwok  ’17
  • Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Environmental Science, HKBU 2019
  • Associate of Science (Environmental Conservation Studies), HKBU 2017
The teachers and students were very close to each other and we always get motivated.
James Kwok  ’17
  • Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Environmental Science, HKBU 2019

Division of Arts and Languages

The curriculum of Associate Degree and Undergraduate programme is correlated; I could pick up the Undergraduate courses easily. And CIE requires us to take cross discipline courses, which allows me to learn beyond my discipline and enriches my creativity and independent thinking. These are the essential elements in working in IT Start-up Company.
Ho Chun Lam, Tommy  ’11
  • Project Manager in IT Start-up Company
  • Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Studies, CUHK 2013
  • Associate of Arts (Chinese for Professional Purposes), HKBU 2011
  • Associate Degree Foundation, HKBU 2009
CIE requires us to take cross discipline courses, which allows me to learn beyond my discipline.
Ho Chun Lam, Tommy  ’11
  • Project Manager in IT Start-up Company

Division of Business

I benefited from small class teaching, and student-teacher relationships were very close in CIE. We approached the lecturers whenever we encountered problems, and always received in-depth answers to our questions. Besides, participating in extra-curricular activities and competitions were useful to my future study and work. I was the chairperson of the CIE Investment Club, so with the guidance from the lecturer, I gained so much experiences and skills. For example, on how to organise large scale events, gain fellow students’ participation, and organise promotion. I could still apply these practical skills in my degree study.
Lan Wanjun  ’21
  • Business Analyst
  • Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resources Management, HKBU 2023
  • Associate of Arts (Financial Management), HKBU 2021
I benefited from small class teaching, and student-teacher relationships were very close in CIE.
Lan Wanjun  ’21
  • Business Analyst

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

Studying at CIE was a very precious experience. SPPS lecturers are enthusiastic and have made every effort in guiding us to find solutions to problems related to study and articulation.
Parco Ting  ’21
  • Volunteer in Europe
  • Bachelor of Social Science in Gender Studies, CUHK 2023
  • Associate of Science (Social and Public Policy Studies), HKBU 2021
SPPS lecturers are enthusiastic and have made every effort in guiding us to find solutions to problems related to study and articulation.
Parco Ting  ’21
  • Volunteer in Europe