When Steven Lyu (HKUST MBA Part-Time Weekly Intake 2023) relocated from Shanghai to Hong Kong in 2022, it marked more than a change of scenery—it was the start of a new chapter through HKUST’s MBA program. Now serving as CFO of HK Express, Steven reflects on how the experience shaped his thinking, broadened his perspective, and supported his transition into a new environment. The move wasn’t just about career—it was also about building new connections and reassessing priorities.  

 

Transform and Soar with HKUST MBA

“When I step into the university (HKUST), it’s like I’m stepping into my home!” beamed Terry Tsang as he tugged on his shirt poised and ready to share all about his time at HKUST, home to his undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Civil Engineering, as well as his MBA degree.  

Scarlett Rong built up a strong managerial career but after pivoting from real estate to IT she decided to upskill with a part-time MBA to stay ahead of the curve.  

“Little did I know that a chance of encountering a HKUST MBA advertisement of an upcoming seminar on social media would lead me to a transformative MBA journey at HKUST. I'm thrilled to be part of this vibrant community and look forward to the exciting opportunities and challenges that lie ahead.”   

Amit Kumar Sureka, an alumnus of the Part-time (Weekly Mode) MBA Class of 2020, holds the position of Finance Director at KC Maritime Group. With over 18 years of experience in the Maritime Industry across Hong Kong, Dubai, and India, he brings a wealth of expertise. His key role oversees strategic financial planning and operational functions, with a focus on capital optimization, enhancing financial performance, and managing risk.

What does it take to lead innovation and drive change in sustainability? Research shows that the ability to connect with others—especially diverse others—is the secret sauce to innovation.  

In today's dynamic business world, ambitious professionals are constantly seeking new ways to elevate their careers. To stay ahead of the curve and unlock new opportunities, investing in continuous learning and professional development is essential. Cherry Chen, currently Manager, Investor Engagement at HKSTP and a graduate of the HKUST MBA program, has adopted this approach by taking up her Part-time (Weekly) MBA study at HKUST.  

 

The convergence of finance and sustainability has emerged as a critical focal point for professionals across industries. As organizations increasingly recognize the profound impact of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors on long-term value creation, the demand for sustainable financial practices has surged. In this interview, we delve into the experiences of Vanessa Cheung (Part-time MBA Intake 2023), a Sustainable Finance Specialist, who shares her journey through the HKUST Part-Time MBA program.