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“Compleat Scholar” bridging tourism, academia and industry

For two decades, Professor Robert Li’s rigorous, yet practice-grounded research has bridged academia and the hospitality and tourism industry, giving it a new lens for examining its conventional wisdom. Since joining CUHK in January 2025, he has brought what he calls the “compleat scholar” approach to the School, a philosophy that integrates cross-disciplinary academic enquiry with real-world impact.

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From i-Bank to AI unicorn and VC: Building the next wave of AI investments

The global surge of artificial intelligence (AI) has unleashed a wave of transformation, reshaping industries and creating unprecedented opportunities in AI infrastructure investment. For Michael Chan (QFIN 2007), managing director at 3C AGI Partners, AI represents far more than data integration or image generation — it is a boundless frontier of possibilities. From “space-based data centres” to “human-neuron-controlled computers”, ideas once confined to the pages of science fiction may well become reality within the next five years.

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Discovering paths in the financial heart of Asia

Hong Kong’s world-class universities, position as a business and financial hub, and career opportunities in the region offer students a place to discover their interests and develop capabilities that will serve them wherever their paths lead. With initiatives such as the Government’s “Study in Hong Kong” expanding non-local student quotas to 50 per cent, universities are welcoming a new wave of curious, ambitious young people.

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Traversing continents for a pluralistic future

As Western economic and political landscapes grow increasingly uncertain, global business education is experiencing an eastward reorientation. CUHK Business School has seen a remarkable rise in interest from international students worldwide for its specialised master’s programmes. These students are drawn in by the school’s strong academic standards and industry connections, as well as Hong Kong’s strategic position at the heart of Asia’s economic transformation.

The HKSAR Government’s “Study in Hong Kong” initiative further reinforces the city’s appeal, providing a stable and welcoming environment for global talent through enhanced scholarships and resources. Here, students can ground themselves in international best practices while engaging directly with Asia’s dynamic future.

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ASEAN graduates chart new horizons in Hong Kong

The economic dynamism of China and the ASEAN economies is attracting more and more aspiring professionals to the region. For Southeast Asian students, Hong Kong provides an ideal launchpad. The city’s unparalleled opportunities as a global financial centre and gateway to mainland China, its Immigration Facilitation Scheme for ASEAN talent, and CUHK Business School’s world-class programmes combine to create the perfect setting – for sharpening expertise, launching careers and extending success across the region’s key growth centres.

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Setting foot in Hong Kong’s thriving business hub

Hong Kong’s fast-paced economy—a global nexus of finance, real estate, and innovation—has long attracted ambitious talent from around the world. For mainland business talent, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School serves as a platform into this dynamic economy. Armed with world-class education, hands-on industry exposure, and a robust professional network, our alumni are driving remarkable impact across sectors. Among them are Sam Liu (MREHA 2016) and Violet Yu (MScFIN 2014) – prime examples of how a CUHK postgraduate education unlocks exciting opportunities in Hong Kong and the region.

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Gratitude and growth: The path to entrepreneurship with CUHK’s support

Estonia is home to one of the most advanced frontiers in digitisation and digital technologies, with numerous tech solutions, such as Skype, sweeping the global market. The Estonian government places great emphasis on cultivating tech talent by integrating programming as one of the essential skills in their primary school curriculum over a decade ago, and encourages students to embark on entrepreneurship.

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Soaring across Hong Kong and Zhuhai to unearth the unique edge of two airports

“Many of life’s defining moments — whether it is studying abroad, working overseas, or visiting family and friends on the other side of the world — are inextricably linked to airports. Air travel allows us to transcend borders and time zones, connecting people, relationships, and experiences.” For Addes Mak Ho-yeung (IBCE 2022), whose passion for aviation runs deep, the industry has not only created countless extraordinary experiences but also fuelled socio-economic growth.

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