Faculty of Arts
| Name | Known for | Degree(s) & Year |
|---|---|---|
| Elizabeth Wong | Former Director of Social Welfare and Hong Kong Legislator; now writer | B.A. (Eng Lit.) 1962 |
| Anson Chan Fang On-sang | Former Chief Secretary for Administration of Hong Kong | Did not complete (Eng Lit.) |
| Eileen Chang | Writer | |
| Mabel Cheung | Film director | B.Soc.Sc. 1973 |
| Ching Cheong | Journalist | B.Econ 1975 |
| Selina Chow Selina Chow Leung Suk-yee | Non ex-officio Member of the Executive Council | BA (English) |
| Chan Hing-yan | Composer and music educator | chair of the Department of Music |
| Stanley Ho | Hong Kong and Macau Tycoon, "Gambling King" | |
| Ann Hui | Director | MA |
| Rafael Hui Si Yan | Former Chief Secretary for Administration of Hong Kong | BA '70 |
| Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee | Former Secretary for Security of Hong Kong | BA |
| Ambrose Lee | Secretary of Hong Kong | |
| Clara Law | Film director | |
| Martin Lee Chu-ming | Former Legislative Councillor (Hong Kong Island) | BA |
| Margaret Ng | Member of the Legislative Council (Legal constituency) | |
| Catherine Joyce Symons | Headmistress of DGS, Legco & Execo member | BA 1939, LL.D honoris causa 1978 |
| Tsang Yok-sing | President of the Legislative Council | BA |
| Kay Tse | Singer | BA |
| James Wong Jim | Media and Entertainment | B.Phil 1963, M.Phil 1983, Ph.D. 2003 |
| Lin Xi | Media and Entertainment | |
| Patrick Yu | Lawyer | BA |
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