BJ alumni stories Archives - Page 2 of 2 - Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong

9 July 2024

Eric Cheung

BJ 2018, Eric Cheung, Freelance Journalist
“HKU Journalism has provided me with plenty of opportunities to build up my journalism experiences. The professors come from an international background, and are well-connected in the industry. This allowed me to get exposure to some of the top newsrooms in the world, which was crucial in kicking off my career in journalism.”

9 July 2024

Robin Pang

BJ 2008, Robin Pang, Director of Relationship Manager, HSBC Global Private Banking Division
Having built a successful career at HSBC, Robin Pang is now a director at the bank’s global private banking division. Part of the "Magic 20," the first cohort of the BJ programme at the JMSC, he pursued a double degree in journalism and finance. Robin attributes his career success to empathy and lifelong learning.

8 July 2024

Fion Li

BJ 2007, Fion Li, Deals Team, Bloomberg
Fion Li was part of the "Magic 20", the inaugural BJ cohort of the JMSC. At 31, Fion was promoted to Hong Kong bureau chief at Bloomberg, becoming one of the youngest bureau chiefs in the company’s history. She recently stepped down as the leader of Bloomberg’s Asia Deals team and will take on a new challenge at Bloomberg's Europe headquarters in London this year.

15 October 2020

Cheryl Yuen

BJ 2020, Cheryl Yuen, Anchor/Reporter, TVB News
“I first developed interest in television news during my exchange semester, but it was the course Anchoring and Video News Writing offered by HKU Journalism that gave me the biggest push in taking up the role of a news anchor/reporter as a fresh graduate.

26 August 2020

Kinnie Li

BJ 2018, Kinnie Li, Fellow, Teach For Hong Kong
“I’ve never ever imagined one day I would be standing in front of a class of nine-year-old kids instead of a camera before completing my degree at the Journalism and Media Studies Centre. Four years ago, I aspired to become an inspiring, truth-seeking journalist. Yet, the curriculum and my experience at HKU Journalism opened my eyes, eventually leading me to understand the underlying problems in our society.”