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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 joined the summer internship programme at the Department of Biology of HKBU. It was remarkable. I learnt more about environmental science and my analytical techniques was strengthened. And I had the chance to use a wider range of laboratory instruments, e.g. mass spectrophotometer and centrifuge. This internship has not only enriched my knowledge on the area of testing and certification but also prepared me well for my future career.
Yeung Wai Fung, Owen  ’15
  • Executive Assistant I in a Government Hospital
  • Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Applied Science, Health Studies, PolyU SPEED 2017
  • Associate of Science (Nutrition and Food Management), HKBU 2015
The summer internship programme at the Department of Biology of HKBU enriched my knowledge in the area of testing and certification.
Yeung Wai Fung, Owen  ’15
  • Executive Assistant I in a Government Hospital

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's 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
Cultural Studies fostered my interest in the new trends in contemporary thought and led me to further explore philosophy in the academia in France.
Law Ching Lam, Janice  ’15
  • Lecturer at a university

Division of Business

The most valuable experience I got from CIE was an internship opportunity in the business industry. By getting experiences in the practical workplace, I am well-equipped for my current job.
Lam Cheuk Nam  ’17
  • Executive Assistant
  • Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, HKUST 2020
  • Associate of Arts (Business Administration), HKBU 2017
The internship opportunity in the business industry was most valuable.
Lam Cheuk Nam  ’17
  • Executive Assistant

Division of Communication

Research, Analysis and Creativity are the essential elements of Media Communication. Employing these skills in diverse scenarios can make one stand out.
Yeung Chun Kit  ’21
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Arts (Global Creative Industries), HKU
  • Associate of Arts (Media Communication), HKBU 2021
Research, Analysis and Creativity are the essential elements of Media Communication. Employing these skills in diverse scenarios can make one stand out.
Yeung Chun Kit  ’21
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Arts (Global Creative Industries), HKU

Division of Social Sciences

The CIE enabled me to find my passion in study, and inspired me to work hard towards my goal. The curriculum of Psychology Concentration Studies was comprehensive and well-structured which guided through students from the elementary courses to more discipline-specific courses. My appreciation to the lecturers’ student-oriented teaching. Their guidance enabled students to be developed into a critical thinker and an independent learner.
Lee Yuen Yan Michelle  ’16
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2018
  • Associate of Science (Psychology), HKBU 2016
The guidance of lecturers enabled students to be developed into a critical thinker and an independent learner.
Lee Yuen Yan Michelle  ’16
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2018