MPPM alumni reunite in Shenzhen: a celebration of success and friendship
More than 100 alumni and friends join the MPPM Alumni Gathering on 26 July in Shenzhen, connecting with one another and their professors.
Dr Fox Hu Zhiyong, Associate Programme Leader of the MPPM programme, right, talks with an alumnus to learn about his career development since completing the MPPM programme.
An alumna now working in an administrative role within the higher- education sector with Professor Lui Tai-lok, Adjunct Research Chair Professor at EdUHK.
The Master of Public Policy and Management (MPPM) programme offered by the Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies (SSPS) proudly hosted its Alumni Gathering on 26 July in Shenzhen. The event brought together more than 100 alumni and friends for a day of networking, reflection, and celebration.
The event featured engaging interactions with 10 distinguished professors and guests from SSPS, including Professor Anthony Cheung Bing-leung, Professor Peter Cheung Tsan-yin, Professor Lui Tai-lok, Professor Alex He Jingwei, Dr Willy Huang Kai-wai, Dr Tommy Kwan Chung-yin, Dr Fox Hu Zhiyong, Dr Xiao Hanyu, Dr Vincent Wen Zhuoyi, and Dr Lina Vyas.
The gathering provided a valuable opportunity for MPPM alumni and friends to reconnect with their professors, mentors, and peers, share experiences, and strengthen the vibrant MPPM community. It reinforced the enduring bonds between graduates and their alma mater, while inspiring current and future students through the success stories of alumni.
A heartwarming reunion: an alumna shares an emotional hug with Dr Lina Vyas, MPPM Programme Leader, expressing her gratitude for the guidance Dr Vyas has provided.
“We are delighted to see our alumni thriving and coming together to support each other. Events like this are vital to maintaining the strong network and collaborative spirit that define the MPPM community,” Dr Lina Vyas, MPPM Programme Leader, said.
The MPPM programme offers cutting-edge learning in management topics such as human resources, financial management and leadership while developing students’ capabilities and skills for future professional roles. It is committed to fostering leadership and innovation in public policy and management. This reunion exemplified the programme’s dedication to lifelong academic engagement and community building.
For more information about the programme, please visit: https://www.eduhk.hk/ssps/mppm.
An alumna shares her key learnings from the MPPM programme and explains how it has helped her to advance in her career.
At the gathering, alumni form groups to share their experiences from the MPPM programme and their work lives. In the photo, Dr Willy Huang Kai-wai, far left, leads one of the groups.
