MBA Info Session & Sample Class: Accounting Information for Decision-Making
The CUHK MBA Programme is designed to equip students with business literacy for sound management planning and decision-making. Our core courses span diverse areas including accounting, which has been described as the language of business. In this sample class by Prof. Wongsunwai Wan, we will explore how traditional accounting concepts are used in decision-making in various business situations, such as operational planning, performance monitoring, communication with stakeholders, etc.
Outside of academia, Prof. Wan has worked as an equity analyst with ABN AMRO Bank in Hong Kong, and he was ranked by Reuters as one of the top 10 analysts in Hong Kong and Mainland China covering software and information technology. He also worked with two of the Big 4 accounting firms (KPMG in London and PricewaterhouseCoopers in Hong Kong), managing audit and due diligence clients in different industries. Prof. Wan obtained his doctorate from Harvard Business School and, prior to joining CUHK, taught in the MBA programmes at Kellogg School of Management and INSEAD.
In this session, our admissions staff will also share an overview of the CUHK MBA curriculum and co-curricular activities, career and alumni support, admission requirements, scholarships and financial support. Sign up today to reserve your spot.
CUHK Business School was the first in Hong Kong and in the region to offer BBA, MBA and EMBA programmes, with over 40,000 alumni worldwide. We are a global institution that embraces innovation, nurtures entrepreneurial mindset and promotes social responsibility. Leveraging on our deep connections to mainland China, especially the Greater Bay Area, we actively contribute to the social and economic development of this region.
CUHK MBA Programme is the longest established MBA programme in Asia, with over 7,000 alumni. Finance and technology, entrepreneurship & innovation, comprehensive career support, and a profound global alumni network are CUHK MBA Programmes’ pillars and we are constantly seeking out and encouraging new ways of learning, thinking and engaging with the community, as a humanistic spirit has been one of CUHK’s core values.