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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 provided many learning opportunities, such as field trips, forums and internship programmes. Throughout my three years studies, these experiences have strengthened my understanding on science and arouse my interest on wildlife protection, which became key ingredients for my future studies and career development. Meanwhile, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the teachers who took care of me during my study.
Chu Ki To, Martin ’12
- Field Officer at Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department
- Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Applied Biology, Environmental Science, HKBU 2014
- Associate of Science (Environmental Conservation Studies), HKBU 2012
- Associate Degree Foundation, HKBU 2010
Division of Arts and Languages
Cultural Studies introduced me to post-structuralism and deconstruction, fostered my interest in the new trends in contemporary thought, and led me to the road to philosophy. After my master degree I went to France to further explore philosophy in the academia, like cosmopolitanism and transhumanism. These experiences have made me who I am today.
Law Ching Lam, Janice ’15
- Lecturer at a university
- Master Erasmus Mundus Europhilosophie, University of Toulouse–Jean Jaurès, France and Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium, 2023
- Master of Philosophy, CUHK 2020
- Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, CUHK 2018
- Associate of Arts (Cultural Studies), HKBU 2015
Division of Business
I am grateful to have studied in CIE. CIE did not only give me a second chance to enrol in university but it also provided me with a platform to explore myself. I participated in Junior Achievement Company Program, Student Ambassador Scheme and Summer Internship Programme. The experience I learnt is invaluable for me.
Chan Yee Ting ’15
- Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons) in Global and China Business Studies, HKBU 2017
- Associate of Arts (Business Administration), HKBU 2015
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
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
