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CUHK MiM Forum 2024-25 empowers future leaders to thrive amid uncertainties

On 14 March 2025, the Master of Science in Management (MiM) Programme at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School hosted its signature MiM Forum for the seventh consecutive year. The event brought together around 100 MiM students, alumni, faculty, and industry leaders for thought-provoking discussions on effective strategies to thrive in today’s volatile global landscape.

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INDEX Symposium gathers global educators to take experiential learning to new heights

From 4 to 7 March 2025, the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School Undergraduate Office hosted the Industry Project-based Experiential Learning (INDEX) Symposium on campus. With a focus on advancing experiential learning in the region, this four-day event gathered more than 40 passionate educators, dedicated researchers, and industry practitioners to develop future-ready curricula and discuss innovative approaches to global business education. The diverse team of experts hailed from Canada, Hong Kong, Iraq, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, mainland China, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand.

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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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The human edge in the AI era: insights from a Gen Z

The recent launch of DeepSeek’s open-source AI models, alongside other democratised AI tools, has intrigued, inspired and energised the world. Businesses can now leverage powerful AI to enhance productivity without requiring substantial infrastructure investments or expensive licensing fees. Likewise, individuals can augment their expertise at little to no cost. The potential impact of AI on business performance is profound – even before DeepSeek’s release, Accenture reported that organisations embracing AI-led processes achieved 2.4 times higher productivity and 2.5 times greater revenue growth. As advanced AI becomes increasingly accessible, this trend is set to accelerate.

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