The Faculty provides students with a solid foundation from which to go on to further studies or launch their careers. Our graduates continued to be well-received by universities and employers.
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Student Achievements
Outstanding results in Degree or Postgraduate Studies
- Diploma in Applied Education
- Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Studies
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LIANG Jianling 2025 - Diploma in Applied Education Current - Higher Diploma in Cloud and Data Centre Administration, Hong Kong Institute of Information Technology I am a graduate of the previous DAE cohort at the UOW College, having majored in Japanese Language and Culture. Throughout my DAE learning journey, progressing from a student unfamiliar with even the Japanese syllabary to one proficient in fundamental Japanese language skills, I owe much to the patient guidance of my lecturers and the mutual encouragement of my fellow classmates, which bolstered my confidence and perseverance. We systematically developed cross-cultural communication abilities, progressing from foundational grammar to practical conversation, and from analysing anime scripts to exploring Japanese culture, social etiquette, and modes of expression. |
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Yu Hoi Yan, Yammi 2020 - Associate of Arts in Bilingual Communication Studies Current - BA(Hons) in Translation, CUHK My studies at AABCS provided an excellent foundation for higher education, thanks in large part to the supportive professors and a curriculum that prepared me well for university. Following this, I successfully completed my degree in Translation at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. I am now furthering my academic journey by pursuing a Master's degree in Library and Information Management at the University of Hong Kong. |
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Kwok Chi Hang, Cindy 2023 - Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Studies Current - Master of Arts in Japanese Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong I am a graduate of the Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Studies program at UOW College Hong Kong. Currently, I am attending the Master of Arts in Japanese Studies program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. During my four years of study at the college, the curriculum covered a wide range of knowledge, enabling me to solidify my foundational skills and apply what I learned to my current studies. Additionally, I participated in the 2023 summer study tour, undertaking a short-term study program at Tokushima Bunri University in Kagawa Prefecture. Among these experiences, I was especially pleased to stay at a traditional Japanese inn, participate in workshops on indigo dyeing, fan-making, wagashi making, and geta sandal crafting, as well as visit various famous sites and interact with local students. This allowed me to deeply experience the local culture, creating memories that will stay with me for a lifetime. Furthermore, the college has established various scholarships, and I was honored to receive the “Mizoguchi Scholarship Award” and the “Outstanding Performance Scholarship”, which provided me with opportunities to access additional learning resources. I extend my deepest gratitude to all my esteemed professors at the college for their guidance and care, which have provided invaluable support throughout my growth and academic journey. I will carry forward this passion, continuing to pursue knowledge and broaden my horizons. |
Careers
- Associate of Arts in Applied Chinese Studies
- Associate of Arts in English for Professional Communication
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Primary School Chinese Teacher The Salvation Army Centaline Charity Fund Queen’s Hill School Law Nga Sze Stephanie Associate of Arts in Applied Chinese Studies My two years in AAACS were often spent studying overnight with teammates, some of whom became lifelong friends. I still recall vivid memories of our dedicated and responsible teachers therein. After articulating successfully to CityU, I tried out many career opportunities and finally realized that I wanted to become a primary school Chinese teacher, a dream that came true after taking PGDE at HKU. |
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Secondary School Teacher School Based Native English Teacher at the Buddhist Wong Wan Tin College Calvin Joshi Associate of Arts in English for Professional Communication Hello! I’m Calvin, a Chinese-Nepali, and I firmly believe in “working hard and playing hard”! The Associate of Arts in English for Professional Communication (AAEPC) programme was a journey full of challenges and rewards for me. If you’re willing to try new things and step out of your comfort zone, this programme will definitely surprise you. During the two years of study, I not only mastered different approaches to learning and teaching but also experienced engaging and interactive classes with clear learning goals that helped me grow. These experiences greatly benefited my further studies and career development, especially in my current role as a secondary school teacher. The professors in the programme inspired me with innovative teaching methods, which I now incorporate into my own classroom to help my students learn more effectively. Beyond academics, I actively participated in rugby, which brought me joy and taught me discipline. AAEPC programme gave me more than knowledge—it gave me an unforgettable life experience. |