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Charting new horizons for personal growth and a global impact

Asia’s forward-thinking students are converging on Hong Kong and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School to launch their careers and give wings to their dreams. By immersing in an environment that celebrates personal growth, cultivates future-ready skills and nurtures a global perspective, these aspiring changemakers are driven by a desire to forge their own paths in business while also contributing meaningfully to societies – across Hong Kong, their native lands and on the global stage.

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Professor Lisa Wan named Outstanding Fellow of the Faculty of Business Administration

The Chinese University (CUHK) Business School is pleased to announce that Professor Lisa Wan Chun-ying of the School of Hotel and Tourism Management is awarded the appointment as Outstanding Fellow of the Faculty of Business Administration in recognition of her outstanding academic achievements. Conferred by CUHK Vice-Chancellor, this prestigious appointment will span a term of five years from 2024.

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Crossing borders for business excellence

The global development is shining a bright spotlight on the Asia Pacific region, attracting businesses and talent worldwide. Postgraduate students from diverse backgrounds are choosing The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School to gain insights into both Chinese and global business systems, sharpen practical skills and foster strategic connections. They are leveraging the school’s renowned reputation for elite business education and Hong Kong’s unique position as an international financial hub—optimally located at the doorstep of mainland China and the Greater Bay Area (GBA)—to catapult their careers and achieve their ambitions.

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Flipping doomsday panic into positive climate action

Melting glaciers, mass extinctions, increasingly frequent extreme weather events… For decades, environmental campaigns have relied on catastrophic images and stark warnings to raise public awareness of climate change. However, experience has shown that overemphasising “doomsday scenarios” often leaves people feeling powerless, numb or even resentful, ultimately backfiring. Therefore, to inspire proactive response to climate change, we urgently need to reframe our narrative of environmental action.

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