Bulletin No. 2, 2018

What Do the First Batch of Graduates Do? Employment Employment Further Studies 35 % 65 % Major Career Fields Further Studies 41 % 19 % 14 % Top Three Countries/Region Employment by Cities/Region Hong Kong US UK 61 % 19 % 13 % Guangdong (except Shenzhen) Shenzhen 30 % Consulting & Professional Services 22 % Banking 12 % Packaged Mass Consumables 11 % Internet 9 % Real Estate 7 % Media and Advertising 4 % Automotive 4 % Services 1 % Energy Shanghai 3 % Beijing ? 3 % Hong Kong Q u i c k F a c t s Chinese University Bulletin No. 2, 2018 14 Grace Cheng Master’s Student in the Translation and Interpreting Studies Programme, School of Humanities and Social Science Grace Cheng from Anhui read translation at the Dalian University of Foreign Languages. She was deeply impressed by the admission lecture by Prof. Wang Lidi , director of the MA Programmes in Translation, CUHK (SZ), held at her alma mater. To know more about CUHK (SZ), she participated in one of its summer courses upon graduation. ‘I was taken in by the humanistic spirit of the University and applied for the master’s programme without a second thought. I appreciate its diversified culture the most. The campus atmosphere is conducive to intensive learning. There are a wide range of student activities for us to interact with each other in. I am glad to study at CUHK (SZ).’ Ashley Zhang Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management Year 4, School of Management and Economics Ashley Zhang from Guizhou received a phone call from a teacher of CUHK (SZ) upon the release of the Gaokao results. ‘I was attracted by the University’s special characteristics and by the programme, a collaboration between CUHK (SZ), the University of British Columbia and Copenhagen Business School. Each year, each of the schools admits 15 students, and all 45 students will study together as one cohort in each of the three locations for a term. I have been more than happy with the pedagogy. Having been to Copenhagen and Vancouver broadened my vision. I enjoyed chatting with the teachers. I will definitely miss this warm family after graduation.’ Our College Life