I recall learning about Danish cooking over a beautiful lunch with a fellow GLOBEr’s family. There was also the time when we debated fiercely about the cause of the financial crisis in class, where people offered personal observations of the situation in different areas of the world. During our summer internships, students from CUHK were calling classmates in New York to learn about certain aspects of the U.S. capital market, while Danes called Hong Kongers to discuss cultural concerns for products entering the Chinese market. In some social gatherings across three continents, we would share the latest dance moves, drinking games, and personal stories with maybe too much details.

For GLOBE, the true curriculum lies within each member of the program. The constant exchange of ideas and stories throughout our diverse travelling experience is truly humbling. It introduces the endless possibilities the world offers, while inspiring self-reflection on the understanding of one’s role in the bigger picture. By sharing this journey together, we grew so much as individuals and even more so as a team of close friends!