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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
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
Division of Business
Although the hotel internship was cancelled due to the pandemic, I still managed to gain a lot of knowledge about hotel and event management in hospitality industry from the in-class discussions, which helped me to equip myself for my dream career.
Tsui Wan Yiu ’21
- Flight attendant
- Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management), University of South Australia 2022
- Associate of Arts (Tourism and Hospitality Management), HKBU 2021
Division of Communication
In addition to learning course theories, lecturers encouraged students to actively participate in different related activities. Students could practise what they have learned in service learning activities, which were beneficial for them to pursue a career in the media industry.
Ho Wai Sum ’20
- Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Government & International Studies, HKBU 2022
- Associate of Arts (Media Communication), HKBU 2020
Division of Social Sciences
I joined a summer internship at Autism Partnership Foundation. It enriched my knowledge about autism spectrum disorder and the treatment technique of “applied behavior analysis”. I was also responsible for preparing the teaching materials, such as creating different scenarios to represent emotions, and making videos and designing props. Through the internship, not only have my time management skills improved, my problem-solving skills were also greatly enhanced.
Ho Pui Shan, Sarah ’13
- Bachelor of Science in Gerontology, CUHK 2015
- Associate of Science (Psychology), HKBU 2013
