Student Stories
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12.07.2019 How MBA Has Changed My Life – Yoshifumi MoritaClass of 2017
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10.07.2019 This MBA Quit A Job At The World Bank To Start A New Career In Asia—Here’s Why – Tomas KuceraClass of 2014
Tomas Kucera changed careers and relocated from the US to China with an MBA at HKUST Business School in Hong Kong. He tells us why more people should do the same
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14.03.2019 Why HKUST MBA? – Akhil NairClass of 2019
Akhil landed an internship with support from the HKUST MBA career office, which was converted into a full-time job offer.
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05.03.2019 How My MBA In Hong Kong Got Me A Job At Bain & Company – Michele ValenteClass of 2017
Michele Valente used his MBA at HKUST Business School to pivot his career to consulting within Europe. We find out how
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06.03.2019 How My MBA Helped Me Make A Career Switch – Hugo Tapia FradeClass of 2016
Pre-MBA: Audit Senior II, Deloitte Post-MBA: Project Manager, Group Business Development, Hackett London Current: Head of Consumer Strategy and Planning - Group Business Transformation, Hackett London
Hugo Tapia Frade went from finance in Spain to retail in London after his MBA from HKUST Business School—here’s how he managed it.
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27.11.2018 How An MBA In Hong Kong Can Help You Move Your Career To Asia – Alan SartoriClass of 2016
Alan Sartori used an MBA at HKUST Business School to move his career from Italy to China. Now he runs his own investment firm in Shanghai.
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08.08.2018 Expanding in Depth and Breadth of Knowledge – Kazuhiro MatsumotoClass of 2017 (Japan)
"Please seriously consider "Why MBA?" and “Why HKUST?” while during your research. Having clear answers to these questions will truly add value to your experience, it’s important to always reflect on your answers even during the course of your MBA in order to stay anchored."
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08.08.2018 IBM CFO Shanna: Don’t choose Comfort over Adventure during Your Best YearsClass of 2009 (Taiwan) |
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08.08.2018 Plans may Change, but it's OK – Joseph Albert LimClass of 2013 (Philippines)
"The funny thing is that my plans changed more than once as I went through my MBA...Looking back it’s rather funny how my best laid plans didn’t turn out as I had intended. But the experience taught me that while it’s good to have a goal in mind, being flexible and open to new perspectives is a great mindset to have."
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08.08.2018 Start Planning Early – Rupal KalaClass of 2016 (India)
"...start planning early. One should ideally get into the MBA mode as soon as you accept an offer because once the MBA actually commences you will always find that 24-hour days are not enough. Setting well defined targets, whether it be academic, professional or personal, will help in truly enjoying possibly the best 2 years of your lives."
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08.08.2018 Don't be Defined by the Name of Your MBA – Sean (Soo-Young) JeongClass of 2015 (Korea)
"If you are exploring the idea of doing an MBA, you must give yourself plenty of time to think hard and deep whether it is the experience and journey that will help to propel both your professional and personal development...I would like to highlight that a successful MBA journey is not defined by the name of a school but by oneself."
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08.08.2018 Taking a Leap of Faith while Staying Focused – Tanya VuceticClass of 2017 (United States)
"The more successful you are at demonstrating you seriously want to live and work in Asia, the higher your chances are of being hired...Just like anywhere in the world, the job market here certainly has opportunities, but expect to have to pry those doors open yourself rather than something falling in your lap or the stars aligning."
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08.08.2018 Bridging Gaps between North America & Asia – Christopher CheungClass of 2016 (Canada)
"The experience definitely exceeded my expectations for a number of reasons. Class discussions were always very interactive, allowing me to learn from the diverse experience of our classmates. The practicality of classes was something I truly appreciated."
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08.08.2018 Staying Relevant in Asia – Lambert WangClass of 2016 (China)
"...the final two that mattered most were where I wanted to continue develop my career post-MBA, and the key skills and elements I needed to achieve my long-term career goal."
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08.08.2018 McKinsey Business Analyst on Earning an MBA in Hong Kong – Flavio De LaurentisClass of 2016 (Italy)
Flavio De Laurentis, a former McKinsey analyst, shares why he traveled from Milan to Hong Kong to do his MBA at HKUST, and the experience that followed in this media interview story by QS.
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