Internship
Apart from the credit-bearing course CB3800 Business Practice Internship offered by the College of Business, students have opportunities to take part in the Departmental Internship Programme organized by the External Affairs Unit as well. We liaise with local, mainland and overseas companies that offer internships and students may apply for job placements during term time (part-time placements) and school breaks (full-time summer and winter internships).
Crystal Ruiying WANG
Year 2 student in BBA Business Economics (Cohort 2015)
Joined the Global Work Attachment Programme and interned in Munich, Germany
This precious overseas internship not only brought me more international exposure, more importantly, it also strengthened my global insights and gave me a better idea about my future path.
Andy LIN Ching Cheung
Year 2 student in BBA Business Economics (Cohort 2015)
Joined the Cross-border Study Tour for Post-secondary Financial Talents 2017 and interned at Bank of East Asia in Shanghai
China's economy plays an important role in the world. Through this scheme, I gained exposure into the Chinese working environment and learned more about its financial development.
Andy Lin (left)
WENG Geng
Year 3 student in BBA Business Economics (Cohort 2011)
Interned as a research assistant in a non-profit organization in Seattle, USA
As Steve Jobs said at Stanford ‐ 'You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards.' I had no idea about the improvement and progress I could make before the internship. I believe you will only get a breakthrough after taking the first step forward.
Weng Geng poses with his colleague at Washington Community Alliance for
Self-Help (C.A.S.H.), a non-profit organization based in Seattle, USA.
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CHAN Pui Pui, Peggy
Year 2 student in BBA Finance (Cohort 2012)
Interned at the AIESEC committee at Universiti Technologi Malaysia in Malaysia
The internship definitely helps prepare me for my future career since I realized I can get along with people of different nationalities and I can take up the leadership role and be good at it.
Peggy Chan (fourth from right) at the Green Agent Summit in Malaysia.
PAN Chuwen, Truman
Year 3 student in BBA Finance (Cohort 2010)
Interned at AXA China Region Insurance Company
The communication skills and the spirit of persistence I learned from my colleagues and managers will benefit me throughout my life.
Pan Chuwen (right) with her colleagues
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A group photo at AXA China Region Insurance Company
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LIU Yang
Year 3 student in BBA Finance (Cohort 2009)
Interned at Metro AG and DEG in Germany
I think the most important improvement for me is the cultivation of my personality. I became more independent, both financially and mentally. I had to do everything by myself, from looking for a house to cooking food. I am now more open to foreigners and made many new friends in various professions.
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LAI Tsz Kwun Queenie
Year 2 Student BBA Finance (Cohort 2010)
Interned at Glaucoma Center in San Francisco
Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared, do grab the chance to equip yourself and prepare for your future now.
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