Hong Kong’s Business Schools: Trouble at the Gateway
Lawrence Chan told The Economist in an interview that the Occupy Central Movement has not had a big impact on Hong Kong’s economy or job market and so far, the employment outlook for the School’s 2014 graduates remains robust.
As the Occupy Central Movement (OCM) continues, there is a chance that business schools in Hong Kong will be on the losing end regardless of its outcome, according to an article in The Economist under its Which MBA? section, “Hong Kong’s business schools: Trouble at the gateway.”
However, Lawrence Chan, Director of Marketing and Student Recruiting for MBA Programmes at The Chinese University of Hong Kong Business School, was quoted in the article as saying: “All world-class cities attract talents, investments, all kinds of business and political interests and to some extent these complexities make an important city continue to grow.” He thinks OCM has not had a major impact on Hong Kong’s economy or job market and so far, the employment outlook for the School’s 2014 graduates remains robust… Read More (PDF)
Source: The Economist
Date published: 4 November, 2014
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