Student Stories
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23.11.2020 Why The Travel Industry Is Crying Out For MBA TalentClass of 2014 |
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15.03.2017 HKUST MBA To Launch Voice Assistant Smart Ring For Android And Apple iPhone – Marcus Leung-SheaClass of 2016
Marcus Leung-Shea is an entrepreneur with lofty ambitions. During an MBA at Hong Kong’s HKUST Business School, he co-founded the Origami Group. Its mission: to bring seamless, voice-enabled technology to the masses.
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24.08.2016 Making a career breakthrough – Davie ChenClass of 2014
“I got a new job at GlaxoSmithKline during the first year of my MBA. While the core nature of my job is still marketing, I am now involved in higher level responsibilities, including strategic planning and cross-departmental business transformation projects…”
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24.08.2016 The path to consulting – Caleb TsangClass of 2013
"During the program, I was promoted internally to Program Manager. But the consulting courses by Prof. Chris Doran, who was a former McKinsey consultant, inspired me to consider a career in this industry which had previously been unfamiliar to me..."
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24.08.2016 5 ways an MBA can prepare you for career advancement – Joyce ChengClass of 2012
Three years ago, Joyce Cheng was in a stagnating job as a PR professional for a Hong Kong listed company. After completing her MBA at HKUST, she landed a breakthrough job as a Regional Communications Manager at Nissan Global, one of the largest automakers in the world. See how the MBA has enabled her to transit to this new stage in her life.
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24.08.2016 Meet our expatriate students (Intakes 11 & 12)
Our latest part-time MBA class has over 45% non-local nationality and 17 different nationalities represented. Check out the profiles of some of our expatriate students here.
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24.08.2016 4 ways an MBA can transform your careerSammy Zhou, Class of 2012
With the likes of the former President of Wal-Mart China as faculty and a highly selective pool of executives as classmates, HKUST MBA offers you a world class business education for the next stage of your career. Find out how our program serves as a catalyst for growth for our alumni.
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24.08.2016 Expatriate profiles at HKUST MBA
Our latest part-time MBA class has over 40% non-local nationality and 14 different nationalities represented. Check out the profiles of some of our expatriate students here.
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24.08.2016 4 benefits of a part-time MBA – Julie KongClass of 2011
Julie Kong was promoted to a more senior position in her industry after completing her MBA. So what was it about her studies that prepared her to take on a wider scope of responsibilities? Julie reflects on her biggest gains from the program here.
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24.08.2016 A transformational experience – Gloria LeungClass of 2011
Focus and ambition led Gloria Leung, currently Manager of RMB Business Strategy and Planning at Hang Seng Bank, to study for an HKUST MBA. The effort paid off with promotions.
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14.08.2016 Focus and Balance – Fabio FinottoClass of 2008
An Italian working in Hong Kong for 3 years, Fabio decided to advance his career by pursuing an MBA right in the place.
"On Saturday, I can concentrate on my studies and network with other students without interfering with my job…"
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24.08.2016 Top Choice – Danny SitClass of 2007
Graduated from Northwestern and Stanford with his bachelor and master degrees, Danny worked for Morgan Stanley before joining his family business. He chose HKUST for its leading business education.
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24.08.2016 Jump Start – Jennifer ManClass of 2008
Among all reasons choosing HKUST, Jennifer was particularly attracted to the University's innovative culture and motivating environment.
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17.08.2016 Meeting Point – Idy LamClass of 2007
Idy, a DHL global account manager, wanted an MBA experience not only to enrich her business knowledge but also enable her to meet more people and build new networks.
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24.08.2016 Exchange of Views – Crystal WongClass of 2006
Crystal has always lived in Hong Kong and was determined to experience life overseas during her MBA. The HKUST's part-time program with exchange opportunities became her ideal choice.
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