The HKUST Business School

Established in 1991, HKUST carries a vision to be a leading university with strong local commitment and significant international impact. Located in Hong Kong, the international center that is right at the doorstep of the world’s new economic powerhouse, China, HKUST Business School is characterized by a genuine blend of East meeting West. It was the first in Asia to be awarded dual accreditation by AACSB in the U.S. and EQUIS in Europe. HKUST MBA program has been ranked world No. 6 by Financial Times in 2011.

World Class Faculty
HKUST’s faculty ranked the world’s No. 4 for its “International Faculty” and world’s No. 14 for its “Research” by Financial Times. Over 120 full-time faculty members from over 15 countries are all PhD qualified which assures the MBA students of learning from the best. Top executives holding leading positions in multinational firms are recruited as adjunct faculty to provide students with substantial industrial insights.

International Exposure
An international student body with 93% of international students from over 25 countries brings in diversity. Kicking off with the residential and experiential learning program, HKUST MBA bonds students of different nationalities into a close connection. Following with cross-cultural teamwork along the program, students will be exposed to a lot of new views, perspectives and experiences with unique and rewarding learning opportunities. Partnering with other 56 leading business schools in 17 countries, HKUST further broadens students’ international exposure through its exchange program.

Asia & China Expertise
HKUST’s expertise in Asia and China business offers students close connections with business practitioners and the knowledge and skills drawn from their own experiences in the field. China Field Trip allows students to examine the business environment and challenges faced by multinational firms, SMEs and state-owned enterprises in China through intensive company visits and group work. Students can also join other cultural and business field trips to many Asian cities like Singapore, Seoul and Tokyo that are led by career office, student clubs or even the native students. The School’s strong alumni network in the region will also give students a head start in building a successful career.

Career Enrichment
HKUST Career Development Office helps students manage their career via a framework of services and resources. Professional assessment tools and one-on-one consultation with career counselors help identify students’ options and shape their career goal. Through taking part in career clubs and summer internships, students will gain practical exposure to develop their capabilities towards the chosen field for career development. Further network with alumni and professionals can be built up through numerous events. Dedicated career services including workshops, mock interviews, industry talks and professional development training are offered to assist students in professional soft skills and career development.