MBA at HKU Business School ensures students are future-ready

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There are already many positive indicators of Hong Kong’s post-Covid recovery as the city revs up to reclaim its place as a leading centre for international trade, finance, tourism and much else. 

With pandemic-related restrictions now a thing of the past, there is an upbeat mood and a general sense of optimism that people have good reason to look forward to “a better tomorrow” and can make plans accordingly.  

One sure sign of that is a surge in interest in taking career-related postgraduate courses in Hong Kong. For both local and international candidates, there are obvious attractions: a wide range of high-quality programmes; the chance to study alongside and network with like-minded professionals from different sectors; and, on completion, the prospect of exciting job opportunities with top employers in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and across Asia.   

Such factors are very much part of the appeal of the MBA offered by HKU Business School and, no doubt, explain the current push to secure places for the next intake which starts classes in August 2023. 

Applicants can choose either the one-year full-time or the two-year part-time mode, with the latter also available as a weekday or weekend option. And, with in-person rather than online teaching now assured, the admissions team is hearing from many first-rate candidates who are keen to advance their careers after the slowdown of last three years, acquire the know-how needed to prosper in the digital economy, and position themselves to meet the challenges of Asia’s fast-changing business landscape.