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Postgraduate Degrees

Will advanced degrees save China’s unemployed youth?

Hong Kong institutions rethink programmes amid Covid-19

Legal expertise in climate change at Chinese University Hong Kong

Creativity and critical thinking at Savannah College of Art and Design

A wealth of bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes puts Savannah College of Art and Design at the top of the list for students choosing to embark on creative careers

Exterior of the SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) Hong Kong campus, formerly the North Kowloon Magistracy building. Photo: SCAD

On course to master the intricacies of China’s laws

Programmes offered at Hong Kong universities address the need to better understand China’s legal system

Accounting and finance: numbers game adds up to a brilliant future in Hong Kong

Hong Kong universities offer top accounting and finance courses with the right formula for success

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EdTalk

EdTalk | Time to take the guesswork out of grade estimates

The anxiety-ridden practice of predicting future grades could be avoided if tertiary institutes could assess students’ applications after final results are in

Predicted grades are estimates of what a student is likely to achieve in exams, the actual results of which arrive in the mail nearly a year later. Photo: Shutterstock

How to make a career switch with postgraduate programmes

For those individuals considering a change in career, some of Hong Kong’s top institutions offer postgraduate-level programmes to make that possible

Dynamic careers get a SHARP edge in Hong Kong

City University has climbed the world rankings at a dizzying pace and aims to be second to none

Why Hong Kong is among the best cities offering MBA and DBA degrees

Hong Kong’s status as a global city makes it ideal for cross-cultural DBA and EMBA learning, writes Ben Young

Hong Kong is home to some of the most prestigious and established, as well as up-and-coming, business schools in the world. Photo: Getty Images

The sky is the limit as job prospects in aviation soar

With China tipped to become the world’s largest civil aviation market within five years, HKUST can help supply aeronautical engineers

The global civil aviation market is shifting east to Asia, with China the main impetus, creating thousands of new jobs in the industry. Photo: Reuters

Changes keep course updated at Hong Kong Baptist University

Hong Kong Baptist University’s MScBM offers in-depth knowledge to solve real-life challenges

Degrees tackle climate change crisis and green issues

Universities are responding to the challenge with courses equipping students with knowledge and skills to handle weather, pollution and waste concerns

Education

MBAs offer wider skill sets

Instead of teaching just the nuts and bolts of the topic, business degrees are providing wider skill sets that equip students to face tougher challenges

MBAs, regarded as a ‘career passport’, help graduates to find employment and enable them to benchmark themselves and appreciate their strengths and weaknesses. Photo: Reuters
Technology

How technology is reshaping accounting

Accounting and finance practitioners need an optimal combination of professional competencies that integrate technical skills with personal qualities

How technology is reshaping accounting
Art

Art for more than art’s sake

Students looking to work in the art world need to equip themselves with knowledge of business, technology and social issues

Telling bigger and better stories in digital form

There is a growing need for fresh media graduates who are abreast of the latest trends and armed with an updated arsenal of technological tools

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Embracing global opportunities

Apart from technology advancement and globalisation, academics and top executives are examining the outlook of the ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ and its impact on the world

Photo: University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Spearheading an inclusive approach to special needs

The growing demand in Hong Kong for special-education experts and teachers drives the supply of comprehensive courses and programmes in the higher education sector

Universities in Hong Kong

MBA - beyond the deal

MBA courses worldwide focus more on entrepreneurship, social responsibility and technology applications, among other business skills

Hong Kong university joins forces with Russian institution to launch EMBA programme

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology partners with Moscow School of Management to offer dual-degree programme in preparation for “Belt and Road Initiative”

Visitors walk past TV sets showing a speech by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Another Russian institution, SKOLKOVO, as the the Moscow School of Management is known, is the most recognisable MBA brand in Russia.Photo: Reuters

World Leaders gear up for ‘Belt and Road Initiative’

As companies update strategies, EMBA and DBA programmes prepare candidates for changing market needs

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Workers load imported goods at a port in Nantong, Jiangsu province, China. Ambitious businesses and leaders in the region are busy formulating strategic plans to be involved in the ‘Belt and Road Initiative’, which will involve people in more than 70 countries around the world.

[Sponsored] Hong Kong Baptist University (School of Communication) Taught Postgraduate Programmes

[Sponsored Article] Driven by the proliferation of digital technologies and social media channels in many sectors, the career prospects for students taking taught postgraduate programmes at the Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) School of Communication look decidedly bright.

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Reinforced EMBA and DBA programmes look to offer more

Universities in Hong Kong

Hong Kong universities give master’s law students insight into Chinese legal system

City University and Chinese University offer master of law programmes that unravel aspects of the Chinese legal system. Photo: EPA
Universities in Hong Kong

New technology incorporated in postgraduate programmes

Subjects like governance and public management are gaining popularity as more students from mainland China pursue careers in human-resource management, says Dr Lina Vyas of EdUHK (in red).
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Students are showing greater interest in technology disruptive-focused courses

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Postgraduate courses on hospitality and tourism

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