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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 not only helps us build up our scientific knowledge, but also guides us to find our own path.
Yung Joe Yee  ’17
  • Microbiologist
  • Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Analytical Sciences for Testing and Certification, PolyU 2020
  • Associate of Science (Life Science), HKBU 2017
CIE not only helps us build up our scientific knowledge, but also guides us to find our own path.
Yung Joe Yee  ’17
  • Microbiologist

Division of Arts and Languages

General Education Courses widened my horizons in addition to my own concentration studies. The programme has enhanced my common sense, and is applicable in my daily life. Let’s say if I am going to be a parent someday, something I learnt from the Psychology class will be useful; it would definitely help me to better understand my own children.
Lau Siu Chung, Lonely  ’12
  • Currently setting up his own painting studio in JCCAC
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Visual Arts , HKBU 2014
  • Associate of Arts (Visual Arts), HKBU 2012
The programme has widened my common sense, and is applicable in my daily life .
Lau Siu Chung, Lonely  ’12
  • Currently setting up his own painting studio in JCCAC

Division of Business

The Associate Degree programme offered me plenty of invaluable experiences. Lecturers were very friendly and patient in guiding us to achieve our best academic results, so that we could progress to Bachelor Degrees smoothly. During the two years at CIE, I learnt a lot from the workshops that aimed to help students to get good grades and work skills. My communication skill was greatly improved by joining the B-dare Business Competition as the MC.
Mo Sze Yiu  ’21
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Business in Sport and Recreation Management, UniSA
  • Associate of Arts (Tourism and Hospitality Management), HKBU 2021
Lecturers were very friendly and patient in guiding us to achieve our best academic results, so that we could progress to Bachelor Degrees smoothly.
Mo Sze Yiu  ’21
  • Currently studying Bachelor of Business in Sport and Recreation Management, UniSA

Division of Communication

Thanks to the support of CIE, I had the chance to explore the industry through organising sharings by industry experts. I was also fortunate to have met a lot of friends who were passionate in journalism.
Shum Yu Hin Michael  ’17
  • Senior Reporter
  • Bachelor in Social Sciences (Hons) in International Journalism, HKBU 2019
  • Associate of Arts (Journalism), HKBU 2017
I was fortunate to have met a lot of friends who were passionate in journalism.
Shum Yu Hin Michael  ’17
  • Senior Reporter

Division of Social Sciences

I worked at the Senior Citizen Home Safety Association (SCHSA) as an intern. My job was to assist and coordinate the volunteer activities such as visiting and flag day. And this experience helped me identify my interest and career path, which is psychology instead of gerontology. Though it was a meaningful experience working for the elderly, I feel more comfortable serving the youth community as we share common topics, which is helpful for me to study and communicate with them.
Ng Yuk Shan, Charlie  ’15
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2016
  • Associate of Science (Psychology), HKBU 2015
Internship helped me identify my interest and career path.
Ng Yuk Shan, Charlie  ’15
  • Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology, HKU 2016