College Life

“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid” - Albert Einstein

Hong Kong Public examination is asking everyone to climb a tree but that is not the only way to prove your own ability. Everyone has his/her own abilities and is a particular “genius”.

At HPSHCC, it offers various types of courses for different geniuses. You can find your own passion and develop it into your profession.

For me, I have passion about knowledge on the use of medicine when studying the Higher Diploma programme in Medical and Health Products Management (MHPM). It provides me a great course structure with supportive lecturers. I am proud of myself for finding my own passion and having chosen to be a pharmacist after I graduated in MHPH. I am grateful for the teachers from MHPM who helped me to find my career path.

Without HPSHCC, maybe I would still be a stupid fish which keeps trying to climb a tree.

In these two years, I have met many friends who have similar dreams as mine. We worked hard and studied hard together to achieve our goals. All the lecturers in this Higher Diploma programme are very kind and always willing to help when I faced difficulties. Besides, this programme also provided both local and overseas internship opportunities to us. The two-week training programme at Tajen University was a treasurable experience for me. 

I have learned a lot of professional knowledge related to real estate such as concepts of housing studies and fundamental legal knowledge.

I believe that the way of teaching and learning at HPSHCC is similar to that of the university.  I learned to prepare well for lectures and examinations so as to achieve good results. Work hard, and never give up on your dreams.

I am interested in nursing and would like to further my study in the related fields. This HD programme taught us medical knowledge such as pharmaceutics, microbiology, anatomy and physiology which is very useful. I also had the opportunity to visit Tai Po Hospital and to have a better understanding of the healthcare system in Hong Kong. With the help of lecturers, I have more confidence in myself and am ready to embark on new endeavours in the university.