Dean Chan says in a group media interview that The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School will hire more new faculty members to fill the openings and cope with enrollment growth and curriculum expansion. See reports by seven local Chinese dailies.
In an article and a video in The Wall Street Journal, Prof. Kevin Au points out that profit-maximisation and short-termism continue to dominate and represent the core value of Hong Kong, and this must change.
Commenting on the question: “Is an MBA Worthwhile?” Dean Chan told Caixin that MBA programmes can nurture students’ leadership and problem-solving skills.
Current MBA student Monica Dee says in her latest blog published in Financial Times that she concluded 2014 with valuable learning experience through taking part in an MBA charity competition.
Entrepreneurs are not necessarily people who start a business. They can also be people who are not afraid to change course and make a difference within an organisation. To keep such entrepreneurship spirit alive and continually stimulate creativity in our city, it requires pulling and nudging a variety of levers.
In an interview with Financial Times, the Dean highlights his goal to improve the School and its programmes, and his plans to establish relationships with business schools in the United States and Europe, bringing together schools from the East and the West.
In her fourth blog published in Financial Times, current MBA student Monica Dee shares her experience of a business study trip to Taiwan.
In a face-to-face meeting with The Economist’s business editor in London in early January, Dean Chan pointed out that Hong Kong is uniquely placed to act as the gateway between Mainland China and the West.
“If we are going to transform and stay competitive, we will need to enable dynamic young entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into reality as well as being a natural home for big business,” Prof. Au said in the article contributed to The Standard. Here is the full article published in the newspaper on 6 January 2015:
Current MBA student Monica Dee writes in her third blog in Financial Times that a recent study trip to Macau has given her a glimpse into the city’s tourism, entertainment and gaming industry…
The corporate world can at times seem cold. But according to Shige Makino, Professor of Department of Management at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School, it is fuelled by passion, little-studied in the field of business academia.
On 4 November 2014, Prof. Kalok Chan returned to his alma mata and stepped into his new role as Dean of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School. Prof. Chan is a distinguished scholar in finance and was previously the Acting Dean of the School of Business and Management at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
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