For any MBA student, there’s no greater approach to learning than getting your hands dirty. At The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School, MBA students are getting out of the classroom and into the field to learn about global business first-hand.
Social responsibility is becoming a disruptive force in the corporate world, sparking a movement for businesses to focus on creating a positive impact on various fronts. From environmental protection to quality of life, these corporate sustainability initiatives create long-term value to allow future generations to thrive. Furthermore, they provide substantial benefits for companies, allowing them to continue growth and improve returns on capital. In fact, sustainability may be the most important determiner of a company’s survival.
Morden Chen (Full-time, Class of 2008)
General Manager, Mobile Monetization, UC Ads,
Alibaba Group
Neha Kanotra (Full-time Class of 2015)
Manager, Accenture Consulting
“Dancing is not just a way to express my thoughts and feelings, but more importantly allows me to bond with other people and my inner self,” CUHK Business School alumnus Joseph Lee shared in an interview.
Stephon Ho (Full-time Class of 2015)
Executive Director, Goldman Sachs
Date: 6 December 2017 Topic: “Asia: The Emerging Nexus of the Findustrial Revolution” – Speech in Global Business Forum 2017 Featuring: Mr. James Mirfin, Managing Director, North Asia, Thomson Reuters Introduction: On 18 February 2017, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s Global Business Studies and International Business and Chinese Enterprise programmes held the Global Business Forum 2017 …
The automotive workshop run by CUHK Business School alumnus Simon Ngai gives troubled youths a new lease of life.
Ever since the appearance of Airbnb in 2007, the rental of spare resources has mushroomed globally. The number of travellers renting unused flats or beds in their destinations through the Airbnb platform, for saving cost and mingling with the locals, is on the rise.
https://youtu.be/pNycI1mQ78c Date: 4 October 2017 Topic: Can Touch Screens Make You Choose Unhealthy Food? Contributors: Prof. Shen Hao and Prof. Zhang Meng, Department of Marketing, CUHK Business School Introduction: There is no doubt the Internet has changed our way of living. We can now do everything online: reading the news, shopping for the latest fashion, purchasing a movie …
Park Sanghyun (Class of 2014; Morningside College) came from Bucheon, South Korea. Due to his father’s business operations in mainland China, he was relocated to Tianjin for secondary education.
Is there any way to predict whether a person is more likely to stick to a job than flee after a short tenure? Is the job-hopping tendency a trait that one is born with, or a product of the environment? Find out more from an article contributed to The Smart Manager magazine by Prof. Wendong Li on his research.
Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking 2026
