Prof. Francisco Cisternas’ career has traversed diverse fields from engineering to analytics, showing the value of constant learning and keeping up with the newest trends.
Alumnus leverages virtual reality to help companies to promote tourism and hospitality sector
Revelling in new adventures, embracing novel experiences, and living life with unyielding optimism are the hallmarks of youth, and Anna Ni (BBA in Hotel and Tourism Management, Year 4) has embodied these qualities par excellence as she experiments, moulds and builds a future of her own.
Catherine Yeung unravels the mysteries behind panic buying
Ribuga Kang, Assistant Professor of the Department of Management at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School, has taken an unusual path towards her role as an educator and management theorist.
Stephanie Hung (BBA 1991) has been working in the IT industry since graduating from CUHK. Over 20 years ago, she migrated to Singapore and has worked in a number of global tech giants since. She now holds a senior role in ST Engineering, a global technology, defence and engineering group specialising in the aerospace, electronics, land systems and marine sectors. Besides being familiar with innovation and technology development, she also has unique insights into the tech race between Singapore and Hong Kong.
Determined to live a less than ordinary working life, CUHK Business School student Ashley Chan was inspired by her student exchange experience in New York into taking over a bagel factory while studying in accountancy. Promoting healthy eating habits with a vision and a new attitude, Ashley founded Blendit Superfood Eats — a health food store which sells smoothies, homemade bagels and other health products.
Hong Kong’s young entrepreneurs join the battle to combat COVID-19 that has spread around the world.
In this ever-changing world, being flexible trumps being well-planned.
It is by no means a fluke that Associate Professor of Practice in Finance from the Department of Finance Seen Meng Chew had been commissioned to be The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School´s new Associate Director of the MBA programmes last year.
A job done isn’t good enough. What’s needed is a job well done.
The road to The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is always rich and varied, and Chananchida Choochua (IBBA Year 2) is a strong testament to that.
Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking 2025
