The seminar mainly focused on discussing different types of programming or software development related jobs our graduates can choose to chase in both local and foreign countries, explaining the Pros and Cons of each type of careers in Hong Kong based on his experience and how to approach different foreign job opportunities. Last but not least, Sam also shared some of his personal advice and techniques on helping our students when stepping in the industry in the future. Over 30 students joined this wonderful sharing sessions and submitted questions actively.

It was a fantastic time to meet with classmates and relax under the beauty of nature after the final examinations of Semester A 2022/23. This good physical exercise was rounded up with non-stop chit-chat and laughter.

Winners may be selected to join the ACM-HK Programming Contest 2023. Prizes were presented to them by Dr Albert Sung and Mr Van Ting, Departmental Coordinator of ACM-ICPC Competition, on 20 December 2022. Congratulations to the following winners!

Both of the speakers had extensive academic and research experiences in renowned universities in the United States. They shared their valuable experiences and useful tips on document preparation, such as personal CV & Statement of Purpose (SOP), as well as other related information.

It aims to outline scope of TA duties and expectation, departmental policy, and the needs of TA training during the PhD studies. PhD students with good TA performance were also invited to share with peers the good practices for carrying out TA duties. 

A career journey sharing session and interview skills roundtable discussion was held in mixed mode on 9 September 2022 to help students plan their career or job search and better prepare for job interviews. Over 30 students joined the session. It is our honor to invite five speakers from different disciplines in the industry to share their career stories. Each speaker, assisted by a student facilitator, hosted roundtable discussion in small groups of 5-6 students.

Various informative sessions were arranged to let students know more about the Department, the programme information, student learning support and graduate career outlook. Big welcome again and may we wish you all a wonderful and fulfilling journey with EE!

Participating students had to prepare their CVs for seeking consultation from career advisors of CLC. They were also divided into small groups of 4 – 5 students to have mock interviews, peer evaluation and debriefing under the coaching of CLC’s career advisors.

Participants enjoyed the exchange with faculty members and the chance to know more about what other research students are doing. The day rounded off with invaluable conversations and encouragement.

Three students were selected to be winners based on the rating of each presentation by faculty and students attending the seminars. Awards were presented to the following three winners at the Research Student Symposium held on 19 May 2022.