#FBEalumni pops up at Cyberport and Town Centre

#FBEalumni pops up at Cyberport and Town Centre

Thanks to the encouraging feedback from FBE students and alumni-to-be, we’ve held two additional #FBEalumni pop-up events at Cyberport and Town Centre respectively in June.

Introducing the limited edition HKU Business School tote bag! The jet-black tote bag with eye-catching design was very popular amongst our students. Fresh and tasty popcorns, instagrammable photo props together with IG machine brought our students a fun and memorable experience with FBE.

The Faculty is excited to bond with alumni-to-be. We hope to see all familiar faces at our next event, FBE Graduation Ceremony!

 

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