CUHK Business School forges partnership with CAIA Association

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s Master of Science (MSc) Programme in Finance has proudly announced a new academic partnership with the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association. On 1 April 2025, an official signing ceremony was held at CUHK Business School.

The CAIA Association is a global leader in alternative investment education. It aims to empower professionals with expertise in assets such as private equity, hedge funds, real estate, and venture capital.

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The signing ceremony was officiated by Professor Cen Ling, Programme Director of MSc in Finance (right), and Mr Nick Pollard, Managing Director of CAIA Asia Pacific (left)
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Under the partnership, CUHK Business School students can access CAIA’s cutting-edge curriculum, participate in exclusive industry events, and become eligible for scholarships to pursue the CAIA Charter, a globally recognised credential in alternative investments.

The signing ceremony was followed by a panel discussion led by a team of industry experts. With the rising prominence of the global alternatives market, the panel highlighted the transformative impact of alternative investments and the career prospects in the field.

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CUHK MiM Forum 2024-25 empowers future leaders to thrive amid uncertainties

On 14 March 2025, the Master of Science in Management (MiM) Programme at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School hosted its signature MiM Forum for the seventh consecutive year. The event brought together around 100 MiM students, alumni, faculty, and industry leaders for thought-provoking discussions on effective strategies to thrive in today’s volatile global landscape.

Following the opening remarks by Professor Dora Lau, Director of the MiM Programme, four esteemed alumni shared their leadership insights and how they turned challenges into opportunities in turbulent times, encouraging students to stay ahead of the curve with confidence.

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(from left) Professor Dora Lau, Director of the MiM Programme; Ms Julie Chiu (IBBA 1992, EMBA 2002), Executive Director, Head of Marketing & Marketing Communications at DBS Hong Kong
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Mr Chan Tin-kin (MBA 2013), Senior Director, Head of Brand Function and Commercial Operation at Procter & Gamble (Hong Kong and Taiwan)
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Mr Maverick Law (IBBA 2010), Senior Director, Office Leasing Advisory at JLL Hong Kong
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Mr Brian Leung (MAcc 2019, MBA 2022), Vice President, Investment Banking at Mizuho

Four distinguished alumni shared insights from their leadership across industries.

  • Ms Julie Chiu (IBBA 1992, EMBA 2002), Executive Director, Head of Marketing & Marketing Communications at DBS Hong Kong, delivered an inspiring presentation on the evolution of marketing and its implications for today’s businesses.
  • Mr Chan Tin-kin (MBA 2013), Senior Director, Head of Brand Function and Commercial Operation at Procter & Gamble (Hong Kong and Taiwan), showcased how the company navigated complex economic challenges with its integrated growth strategy.
  • Mr Maverick Law (IBBA 2010), Senior Director, Office Leasing Advisory at JLL Hong Kong, provided a forward-looking analysis of Hong Kong’s office market for 2025 and beyond.
  • Mr Brian Leung (MAcc 2019, MBA 2022), Vice President, Investment Banking at Mizuho, shared his observations on the investment trends in Asia’s financial hubs amid uncertainty.
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Interactive Q&A sessions and networking opportunities fostered vibrant discussions and meaningful connections.

CUHK Business School class of 2024 concludes remarkable journeys at graduation ceremony

The 94th Congregation for the Presentation of Doctoral, Master’s and Bachelor’s Degrees of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) was held on 17 November 2024. The nine colleges organised the Graduation Ceremonies for the Bachelor’s Degrees on 14 and 17 November, while CUHK Business School hosted the Doctoral and Master’s Degrees Graduation Ceremony on 16 November.

 

On 16 November, more than 900 graduates and 1,300 guests gathered at the University Mall to celebrate this momentous occasion. The ceremony began with a heartfelt welcome address by Professor Chan Wai-yee, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Strategic Developments) of CUHK. This was followed by an inspiring speech from the guest of honour and recipient of the prestigious Beta Gamma Sigma CUHK Chapter Honoree Award 2024, Mr Albert Wong (MBA 1994), Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation. As a seasoned tech leader, Mr Wong encouraged the graduates to embrace technology in their professional pursuits to advance their businesses and contribute to the broader Hong Kong economy.

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Professor Chan Wai-yee, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Strategic Developments) of CUHK
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Mr Albert Wong (MBA 1994), Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
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A highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of graduates from the five doctoral programmes and 14 master’s programmes. Each graduate was called onto the stage and congratulated by Professor Zhou Lin, dean of CUHK Business School, and programme directors. This marked the official conclusion of their academic journeys and the beginning of a new chapter.

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Professor Zhou Lin, dean of CUHK Business School
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Dr Han Miaozhe, Graduate Representative
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To recognise the exceptional achievements of top-performing graduates, the Postgraduate Dean’s List Awards Ceremony was held on the same day, organised by Alumni Affairs and Development Office. During the event, Professor Zhou Lin congratulated the awardees and remarked, “As you take your journeys to the next level, hold fast to our university motto ‘through learning and temperance to virtue’ and strive to be leaders who prioritise empathy, responsibility, and integrity in every future endeavour.”

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On this special occasion, many graduates made their way to the home base of CUHK Business School at Cheng Yu Tung Building, where they found creative backdrops and props designed for them to capture the unforgettable moments with their friends and families. On top of that, graduation gifts and souvenirs were available for redemption or purchase at designated booths, infusing the event with joy.

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For the full album for the Graduation Celebration and Dean’s List Awards Ceremonies, please refer to here.

CUHK Business School partners with Cushman & Wakefield and Standard Chartered to nurture real estate talent

The School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School is pleased to announce its partnership with Cushman & Wakefield, a global commercial real estate services leader, and Standard Chartered in the pilot NextGen University Programme. As the first academic partner, SHTM will collaborate with these industry leaders to nurture the next generation of talent specialised in corporate real estate.

The NextGen University Programme was officially inaugurated on 16 October 2024. This strategic partnership aims to connect the bright minds of SHTM with industry leaders and professionals at Cushman & Wakefield and Standard Chartered. The programme offers invaluable networking opportunities, mentorship, expert talks, and internship placements. These opportunities will broaden students’ understanding of the commercial real estate industry, enriching their practical knowledge in areas such as valuation, transaction, asset management and workplace strategies.

Professor Desmond Tsang, Acting Director of SHTM, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, encouraging students to fully engage in the programme. He stated, “Real estate is a fascinating world with many different aspects and functions that affect how people live. We are very grateful that Standard Chartered and Cushman & Wakefield share their industry insights on commercial real estate services, shedding light on how sustainability, diversity, equity and inclusion are woven into the built environment now and in the future.

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Professor Desmond Tsang, Dr Gentiana Cheung and 25 students from SHTM attended the launch event of NextGen University Programme on 16 October 2024 at the Standard Chartered Building.
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Professor Desmond Tsang, Dr Gentiana Cheung and 25 students from SHTM attended the launch event of NextGen University Programme on 16 October 2024 at the Standard Chartered Building.
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Professor Desmond Tsang, Dr Gentiana Cheung and 25 students from SHTM attended the launch event of NextGen University Programme on 16 October 2024 at the Standard Chartered Building.
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Professor Desmond Tsang, Dr Gentiana Cheung and 25 students from SHTM attended the launch event of NextGen University Programme on 16 October 2024 at the Standard Chartered Building.
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Professor Desmond Tsang, Dr Gentiana Cheung and 25 students from SHTM attended the launch event of NextGen University Programme on 16 October 2024 at the Standard Chartered Building.

Crossing borders for business excellence

The global development is shining a bright spotlight on the Asia Pacific region, attracting businesses and talent worldwide. Postgraduate students from diverse backgrounds are choosing The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School to gain insights into both Chinese and global business systems, sharpen practical skills and foster strategic connections. They are leveraging the school’s renowned reputation for elite business education and Hong Kong’s unique position as an international financial hub—optimally located at the doorstep of mainland China and the Greater Bay Area (GBA)—to catapult their careers and achieve their ambitions.

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From Russian Fields to Asian Markets

Aleksandr Volkov (MiM), from Russia, belongs to a family of entrepreneurs. As his parents plan to broaden their agricultural business into Asia, particularly mainland China, Aleksandr is positioned to spearhead this strategic pivot. Despite solid experience in economics and a strong foundation in finance, management and sales, he knows he needs to develop more practical proficiency and expand his knowledge of global corporate management. This realisation prompted him to pursue an MSc in Management (MiM) degree at CUHK Business School.

“CUHK is a premier institution offering high-quality business education,” Aleksandr explains. “The MiM programme is designed for people who aspire to careers at multinational corporations. It’s the perfect place for me.” He is certain subjects such as corporate finance will help his company grow internationally while Global Supply Chain Management and New Venture Management courses will equip him with the knowledge he needs to build a flourishing multinational firm. Aleksandr appreciates the interactive teaching style and collaborative environment at CUHK, which encourages idea-sharing among students, stimulates involvement and deepens the learning experience. “Nearly every class involves group tasks, solution presentations and project work,” he says. “It’s ideal for developing practical skills.”

Aleksandr embraces this opportunity to learn about the GBA, recognising its significance as a gateway to comprehending the Chinese market and becoming an expert on its business practices, “The possibilities presented by the GBA are numerous, especially if you can intelligently leverage CUHK’s alumni network. I’ve used social media to contact several alumni who work in the region, and they’ve shared invaluable insights about the local business environment and culture—these perspectives could inform my future business decisions in China.”

Living in Hong Kong has been eye-opening for Aleksandr. “It’s a melting pot of cultures and traditions,” he says. “Learning to interact with people from diverse backgrounds is crucial for my career and essential for understanding international business.”

For now, Aleksandr is thrilled about his studies. He is eager to gain the knowledge and competencies to continue transforming himself into a young professional geared for global business challenges.

Cho Somin (MSc in Finance)

Korean Roots, Global Aspirations

Cho Somin (MSc in Finance) from South Korea is no stranger to China. After completing both her high school and undergraduate studies in Beijing, she was determined to use Hong Kong as a helpful springboard when seeking financial career opportunities in the Asia Pacific region. For Somin, Hong Kong’s role as an intermediary business hub connecting mainland China with the rest of the world, coupled with the city’s distinctive composite of East-meets-West culture, makes it “the best place to learn about and experience the dynamics of both Chinese and international business environments.”

Somin was drawn to CUHK Business School because it enables her to acquire not only “profound knowledge of finance” but also to stay abreast of emerging trends, such as sustainable finance, FinTech and ESG: “The ever-evolving core and elective courses ensure a comprehensive learning experience. I know I’ll gain practical knowledge to apply in my real-world career.”

The school’s field study and exchange opportunities, available even to students in one-year programmes such as Somin, impressed her with their potential for a transformative learning experience. She also looks forward to the support she will receive from the school’s career development programme.

While excited about honing her financial expertise—not to mention making new friends with similar ambitions and goals—Somin acknowledges the inherent challenge of the intensive one-year curriculum. Nonetheless, she is confident that “with proficient professors and tutors, a supportive MSc in Finance team and a well-organised course of study, I’ll complete my journey successfully.”

Tan Wei Yen (MSc in Finance)

Bridging Science and Finance

Tan Wei Yen (MSc in Finance), a Malaysian native who has studied in Singapore since age 14, has always been excited about global exploration and drawn to experiences which expand his perspective. Despite a science-centric background, Wei Yen developed a fervent desire to forge a career in finance. He seized the opportunity to study at CUHK Business School, certain that the MSc in Finance curriculum and the school’s educational environment are ideal for his career transition and professional growth, “The qualifications will facilitate my shift from science to finance. Plus, the programme modules help hone both my qualitative and practical investment analysis skills. It’s just what I need for long-term success in the field of finance.”

Recognising China’s pivotal role in the global economy, Wei Yen is determined to delve into the country’s financial dynamics and bridge the knowledge gap often faced by international investors. He considers CUHK Business School an excellent avenue to achieve this goal. “Hong Kong offers unique exposure to both multinational banks and the Chinese financial system,” he notes. “At CUHK, I can immerse myself in modules like China Finance, while also gaining global perspective through field study courses, including visits to international financial hubs like Frankfurt.”

Wei Yen knows the GBA is a nexus of industry innovation and opportunity. He plans to leverage CUHK Business School’s strong GBA connections to expand his professional network: “The school’s activities—ranging from roadshows and recruitment events to company mixers and industry talks—are fantastic for meeting peers, professors, alumni and industry experts. These connections are bound to open doors to outstanding opportunities in the GBA and beyond.”

Wei Yen is hopeful about his upcoming journey, “I’m excited for a year of growth and continuous learning at CUHK Business School. It’s about more than just career advancement—I know I’ll discover more about myself along the way.”

CUHK MiM students tackle tourism challenges in Japan’s San’in region

Students of Master of Science in Management (MiM) Programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School embarked on the Capstone Project, immersing themselves in the San’in region in Japan from 28 May to 7 June 2024. This study trip, conducted in partnership with the San’in Tourism Organisation, challenged students to develop strategies to unlock the region’s tourism potential.

The Capstone Project, an integral part of the MiM curriculum, is designed to allow students to apply their classroom knowledge to address real-world business challenges. This year, students were tasked with addressing key issues facing the San’in region’s tourism industry, including inaccessibility and the lack of effective promotion strategies.

Throughout their 11-day journey, the students worked in groups to put together proposals aimed at revitalising local tourism in San’in and attract international visitors, particularly those from Hong Kong and mainland China. They developed a myriad of creative ideas and practical strategies to build a strong brand for San’in, improve the region’s accessibility and product distribution, promote nature activities and enhance cultural and historical tourism experiences.

The trip culminated in two days of engaging presentations delivered by the students to senior executives of the San’in Tourism Organisation. The study trip provided the students with invaluable experience in exploring business challenges in a different cultural context, designing solutions for real business cases and putting their classroom knowledge and teamwork skills into practice.

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MiM students present their innovative tourism strategies to senior executives of the San'in Tourism Organisation, showcasing their solutions to boost regional tourism.
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MiM students present their innovative tourism strategies to senior executives of the San'in Tourism Organisation, showcasing their solutions to boost regional tourism.
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MiM students present their innovative tourism strategies to senior executives of the San'in Tourism Organisation, showcasing their solutions to boost regional tourism.
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MiM students present their innovative tourism strategies to senior executives of the San'in Tourism Organisation, showcasing their solutions to boost regional tourism.
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Professor Dora Lau, Director of MiM Programme, and the winning teams in the presentation take part in the interview with local Japanese media.
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Professor Dora Lau, Director of MiM Programme, and the winning teams in the presentation take part in the interview with local Japanese media.
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Professor Dora Lau, Director of MiM Programme, and the winning teams in the presentation take part in the interview with local Japanese media.

Beyond the project work, students broadened their understanding of the Japanese business landscape through visits to Mazda, a globally renowned automotive manufacturer, and Kotobuki, a prestigious confectionery brand deeply rooted in local tradition. These experiences provided students with valuable perspectives on Japan’s unique challenges and opportunities present in the region’s diverse industrial sector.

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As part of their study trip, MiM students gain valuable insights into Japanese business practices during visits to leading corporations Mazda and Kotobuki, enhancing their understanding of the region's industrial landscape.
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As part of their study trip, MiM students gain valuable insights into Japanese business practices during visits to leading corporations Mazda and Kotobuki, enhancing their understanding of the region's industrial landscape.
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As part of their study trip, MiM students gain valuable insights into Japanese business practices during visits to leading corporations Mazda and Kotobuki, enhancing their understanding of the region's industrial landscape.

CUHK Business School MSc in Finance reunites industry leaders at alumni homecoming event

On 1 June 2024, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s MSc in Finance organised an alumni homecoming event, bringing together more than 250 esteemed alumni to foster meaningful connections and exchange valuable business insights.

The event kicked off with an insightful keynote address by Dr Fred Hu, Founder and Chairman of Primavera Capital Group and Adjunct Professor of Department of Finance at CUHK Business School. Dr Hu discussed the future of China’s Economy, emphasising the importance of collaboration in navigating the complex challenges and opportunities presented by the shifting global landscape.

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The morning session at Cheng Yu Tung Building features an insightful keynote address by Dr Fred Hu, Founder and Chairman of Primavera Capital Group and Adjunct Professor of Department of Finance at CUHK Business School.
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The morning session at Cheng Yu Tung Building features an insightful keynote address by Dr Fred Hu, Founder and Chairman of Primavera Capital Group and Adjunct Professor of Department of Finance at CUHK Business School.

At the fireside chats during the networking luncheon, five senior executives from reputable financial institutions, who are also alumni of the programme, shared their career experiences and thought-provoking insights in asset and wealth management. The genuine sharing provided an inspiring conclusion to the event.

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The alumni homecoming event reunites more than 250 esteemed alumni.
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Professor Zhang Hua, Programme Director of MSc in Finance (Part-time) welcomes the alumni attending the joyous occasion.
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Professor Cen Ling, the Programme Director of the MSc in Finance (Full-time) expresses his appreciation to the speakers and participants at the event.
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Distinguished alumni share their inspiring stories and industry insights during the luncheon.
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Distinguished alumni share their inspiring stories and industry insights during the luncheon.
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The alumni homecoming event foster invaluable networking opportunities.

CUHK Business School ranked 25th worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Finance 2024 – Pre-experience Programmes ranking

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s Master of Science (MSc) Programme in Finance has been ranked 25th worldwide and fourth in Asia in the Financial Times Masters in Finance 2024 – Pre-experience Programme ranking. This marks a rise of four positions from the previous year.

This is the highest placement that CUHK Business School’s MSc in Finance has achieved since its debut in the ranking in 2017, with remarkable results particularly in careers service and alumni network categories. The programme ranked fourth globally in “Careers Service” and fifth in “Alumni Network”. Careers service includes the support provided to students on career counselling, personal development, networking events, internship search and recruitment, while the strength of the alumni network is evaluated on its effectiveness in providing ongoing career opportunities, starting companies and recruiting staff etc. Notably, survey respondents reported an impressive 83% average salary increase after completing the programme.

Professor Cen Ling, Director of MSc Programme in Finance (Full-time), expressed his excitement and gratitude for this achievement, stating, “We are honoured to once again be recognised as one of the world’s top pre-experience Master’s Programmes in Finance. This accomplishment highlights our dedication to providing comprehensive career support for our graduates and fostering a strong global alumni network. We will continue to enhance the programme, equipping students with updated financial theories, quantitative reasoning, and big-data-oriented skills through rigorous academic training coupled with real-world capstone projects, ensuring that our graduates are well-prepared to excel in the dynamic financial sector with growing demands of AI talent. Together, we will strive for excellence and shape the future of finance education.”

Professor Cen also attributes this ranking improvement as a recognition of the student-centred small class size approach, characterised by interactive learning with a high teacher-to-student ratio, frequent after-class tutorials delivered by full-time tutors, and personalised one-on-one career services.

Financial Times defines pre-experience programmes as those aimed at students with little or no professional experience. The rankings are based on information collected from business schools and graduates who completed the masters in 2021.

For more details, please click here to read the full Financial Times Masters in Finance 2024 – Pre-experience Programme ranking results.

CUHK Business School MSc in Information and Technology Management celebrates 25 years of success in shaping tech leaders

On 4 May 2024, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s MSc in Information and Technology Management (ITM) organised a banquet to commemorate its silver jubilee. The event brought together more than 250 industry leaders, academia, alumni, students and faculty members for an evening filled with blissful dialogues and treasured memories.

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Professor Zhou Lin, dean of CUHK Business School, extended a warm welcome to all distinguished guests.
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The guest of honour, Ir Daniel Lai, BBS, JP, advised young professionals on the importance of continuous learning in the digital age.
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Professor Sean Zhou, Chairperson of Department of Decisions, Operations and Technology, highlighted the department’s strategic evolution and advancements.
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Professor Wang Weiquan, Programme Director of MSc in ITM, shared the programme’s latest development.
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Distinguished guests officiated the anniversary ceremony on stage.
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Distinguished guests officiated the anniversary ceremony on stage.
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Mr Andy Foo (MScITM 2011), Chairman of MSc in I(S)TM Alumni Association shared the upcoming alumni engagement plans.

The event was graced by the presence of the guest of honour, Ir Daniel Lai, BBS, JP, Director and Chairman of Advisory Committee of Hong Kong Internet eXchange, former Chief Information Officer of the HKSAR and former Honorary Chairman of MSc in ITM Advisory Committee. Drawing from his decades of experience in various sectors, Ir Lai advised young professionals on the importance of continuous learning and reflect the role of AI in the digital age. He emphasised, “Time is the most precious thing in the world, and one must make the best use of time. One technology that can help us save time is AI. However, we need to understand its impacts and limitation and use it ethically and responsibly.”

Launched in 1998, MSc in ITM is designed to equip managers with cutting-edge IT proficiency and a solid foundation in technology management. Its aim is to enhance the productivity and competitiveness of organisations in the new global, knowledge-based economy. Over the years, MSc in ITM has created a strong and supportive alumni network, connecting more than 1,500 high-calibre alumni who excel across industries.

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CUHK Business School MSc in Business Analytics celebrates 10 years of empowering strategic leaders

The MSc in Business Analytics programme at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School proudly celebrated its 10th anniversary on 20 April 2024.

The momentous celebration commenced with a thought-provoking forum, showcasing insights into the profound impact and future trajectory of business analytics across industries.

During the forum, a team of eight distinguished alumni shared their expertise and success stories, illustrating the practical application of business analytics in diverse sectors, including the internet technology, banking, finance, and consulting. They also shed light on the latest trends on a wide range of topics from artificial intelligence to big data and interdisciplinary integration.

In addition, Professor Chen Zhi and Professor Gao Xiangyu shared their valuable insights on the evolution of business analytics, emphasising the importance of harnessing the cutting-edge literacy and skills to meet the evolving demands of industries and stay above the curve.

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The celebration culminated in a delightful cruise tour against the spectacular night view of Victoria Harbour. Alumni from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Taipei, and other cities unwound and revelled in lively conversations and mesmerising performances, creating cherished memories.

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