We are delighted to announce that CUHK Business School Town Centre has been renovated and reopened. The project was part of the itinerary in celebration of the MBA’s 50th Anniversary, and the Centre Official Relaunch Ceremony was held on 18 November 2016.
In an interview with BusinessBecause.com, Prof. Paul B. McGuinness and Lawrence Chan stated that CUHK MBA students could benefit from the booming private equity market in Hong Kong with more career choices.
Organised by the CUMBA Alumni Association, over 800 alumni, Faculty staff and guests from different sectors joined the celebratory Gala Dinner on December 4 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
A successful MBA programme runs on a virtuous circle of being able to attract the best students and the best faculty, which would in turn attract corporate interest and give rise to research or employment opportunities with them.
In an interview with South China Morning Post, Stephanie Villemagne says CUHK MBA has offered new course modules on big data, innovation, and social impact investment this year. Major steps have also been taken to enhance leadership training and reinforce the career roadmap for students.
The highly anticipated annual kick-off event for the Elite Mentorship Program (EMP) was held on 6 October 2016 in The Langham Hong Kong. This year, 47 alumni will serve as mentors to 63 students, assigned by a careful process of matching fields of study and career aspirations.
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of MBA programmes, CUHK Business School renovated its Town Centre with state-of-the-art facility to enhance teaching and learning, as well as engage academics, students, alumni and the business community.
Trained magician, businesswoman and current MBA student Rajani Nair shared with BusinessBecause.com the deciding factors of pursuing an MBA at CUHK Business School…
In an interview with Hurun Report, Dean Chan said, “With its historical ties to China, CUHK Business School has a comparatively thorough understanding of the China and Asia market over its overseas counterparts.”
Fund houses worry that it would be even harder to retain their talented employees after having offered them training through business schools. Stephanie Villemagne told Financial Times that the business school training could help prepare professionals to take on roles in strategy, leadership and corporate development.
Business School in the region to offer BBA, MBA & Executive MBA programme
