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Our Programmes
Full-time MBA
Part-time MBA
Part-time GBA (HK-SZ) MBA
1 YEAR FULL-TIME MBA PROGRAMME
The full-time HKU MBA is an intensive 1 year programme with three tracks: the London track, New York track and Hong Kong/China track.
The University of Hong Kong and its prestigious MBA programme is a major participant in and contributor to the business culture of Hong Kong and mainland China. Today’s MBA students demand an approach that sets them up for success both regionally and internationally and provides them with a learning experience that bestows upon them a first-class education, real-world experience, and a deep understanding of international business and the cultural differences and nuances therein. HKU’s full-time MBA programme is specifically designed to produce these outcomes. Our Asia-Pacific and China focus gives our students a unique advantage in building their careers in the region and beyond.
The University of Hong Kong and its prestigious MBA programme is a major participant in and contributor to the business culture of Hong Kong and mainland China. Today’s MBA students demand an approach that sets them up for success both regionally and internationally and provides them with a learning experience that bestows upon them a first-class education, real-world experience, and a deep understanding of international business and the cultural differences and nuances therein. HKU’s full-time MBA programme is specifically designed to produce these outcomes. Our Asia-Pacific and China focus gives our students a unique advantage in building their careers in the region and beyond.
2-YEAR PART-TIME MBA PROGRAMME
The HKU MBA is offered in both weekday and weekend modes for Part-time programme. Students can choose the study mode that best suits their work commitments. A certain degree of flexibility between weekday and weekend mode courses may be allowed on a case-by-case basis.
The weekday or weekend mode applies to core courses only, with electives offered from a common pool comprising courses in both modes.
The weekday or weekend mode applies to core courses only, with electives offered from a common pool comprising courses in both modes.
2-YEAR PART-TIME MBA PROGRAMME AT SHENZHEN AND HONG KONG
The part-time Greater Bay Area (HK-SZ) MBA at HKU is designed to help you comprehend, manage, and capitalise on the region’s dynamic and rapidly evolving business environment while providing maximum flexibility of work-study balance between Shenzhen and Hong Kong throughout the 2-year programme.
Top MBA Programme Ranked Amongst All Major Rankings
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In Hong Kong - Ranked 41st in Financial Times Global MBA Ranking 2023
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In Hong Kong - Ranked 19th in Poets&Quants Int'l MBA Ranking 2022-2023. The P&Q list is a composite of the four most credible rankings: The Financial Times, The Economist, Bloomberg Businessweek, and Forbes.
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In Asia for the 10th time, The Economist - Full Time MBA Rankings 2022 & 2010-2018
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Highest 10-year ROI & shortest payback period MBA, Asia Pacific, QS TopMBA.com Return on Investment Report 2018
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In the world - Top tier: one-year MBA degrees, Times Higher Education and the Wall Street Journal Business School Report
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Highest 10-year ROI MBA - Global QS TopMBA.com Return on Investment Report 2018
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In the world - Top MBAs for Women 2018, Financial Times
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In the world - The Best International MBAs: One Year Programs 2019, Forbes
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In the world - Top MBAs for Finance 2018, Financial Times
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In the world - Top MBAs for Entrepreneurship 2018, Financial Times
Application Deadline
Full-time
30/03/2023
Part-time
30/03/2023
Part-time GBA (HK-SZ)
30/03/2023
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Upcoming Events
What’s New
What’s New
20 Feb 2023
HR Leaders Forum 2023
The Career Development & Training team successfully hosted the annual HR Leaders Forum 2023. Featuring speeches and panel discussions by leading academics from the HKU Business School and pioneering professionals with participation from our MBA students, the event provided a platform for the HR community in Hong Kong to share best practices and explore future developments in the field.
13 Jan 2023
Hong Kong Science and Technology Park Visit
The Career Development & Training team organised a visit to Hong Kong Science and Technology Park to give students a better understanding of the opportunities in Hong Kong’s I&T sector.
04 Jan 2023
Company Sharing Session: CICC
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Barry Chan, Charles Yi, Derek To, and Tina Liu for giving an in-depth talk to our students on career opportunities at CICC. The sharing helped our students gain further insights on trends in the investment management and financial services industry, and we look forward to more fruitful collaborations in the future.
01 Dec 2022
China Immersion Programme: ZS Hospitality Group
Elizabeth Chu, CEO and chairwoman of ZS Hospitality, gave an engaging talk to our MBA students as part of the China Immersion Programme.
29 Nov 2022
Company Sharing Session: Lazard Asset Management
Thank you to Shen Tang, Jessica Chan, and Rebecca Ngai from Lazard Asset Management for sharing their insights and career journeys. Our students were highly inspired by the session and they also gained a deeper understanding of the latest trends in the asset management industry.
22 Nov 2022
Leadership Forum Series: New World Development Company Limited
It was our honour to have Dr. Paul Sin, Director of Technology & Transformation at New World Development Company Limited, as our distinguished speaker at our Leadership Forum. Dr. Sin shared his insights on the key factors behind successful digital transformation strategies and explained how companies can leverage technology to deliver social and business impact.
17 Nov 2022
Singapore & Bangkok Alumni Events
The MBA admissions team met up with alumni in Singapore and Bangkok in November. It was the first time in three years the HKU MBA team was able to travel to meet with overseas alumni in person, and the events gave everyone a valuable opportunity to catch up and hear about each other’s post-MBA journeys.
12 Nov 2022
HKU MBA Graduation Dinner 2022 in Hong Kong
The HKU MBA Class of 2022 celebrated their graduation and accomplishments at the MBA Graduation Dinner in Hong Kong in November.
06 Oct 2022
The Keys to Successful Management – A Dialogue with Professor Fred Ma
Professor Frederick Ma, Chairman of FWD Group Holdings Limited, talked to our MBA community in person on 6 October, sharing his management strategies. Fred spoke about his leadership journey in both the public sector and commercial sector and explained how important the three elements of vision, execution, and communication are in shaping oneself into a successful leader.
08 Sep 2022
Leadership Forum Series: Sharing from McKinsey
Mr. Winston Yung, Managing Partner at McKinsey & Company, was the distinguished speaker at this academic year's first Leadership Forum. Winston has focused on serving financial institutions across Greater China on a broad range of issues including strategy, performance management, risk management, and corporate finance. At the forum, he shared his career path and strategies, which was insightful and motivating for our students.
What Our Students Say
What Our Students Say
Wilson Chan
Class of 2023
The classmates around me are brilliant, and I enjoy every insightful in-class professor led discussion and exchange. I believe the two-year HKU MBA course will be a memorable learning experience for me. I also have a high degree of confidence in our post-MBA journey which I am sure will be fascinating.
Bhavya Siddappa
Class of 2023
It might sound crazy to some, but studying for an MBA during the pandemic has been the best decision of my life so far. I wanted to continue thriving in my job while engaging in the MBA programme at the weekend, and HKU MBA had the perfect programme for me to do this. It didn't require a lot of soul searching, mainly because HKU had always been a dream of mine - not only the programme but also the institution.
Serena Cai
Class of 2023
Although we have had to switch to online learning from time to time due to the pandemic, our professors are all committed and professional. More importantly, we have a very diverse class from different countries and work in different industries. The in-class sharing and out-of-class team discussions are some of the most inspiring moments of my study. We learn a lot from our peers and the friendship we build up will never end.
Baba Kazuhito
Class of 2023
My experience so far has taught me a lot of financial knowledge which I have been able to use to strengthen my company. My classmates, professors and teaching assistants are very talented and are helping me to look forward to a bright future.
Belinda Lo
Class of 2023
As a biomedical science specialist, the MBA will be invaluable in expanding my network in the region’s dynamic and rapidly evolving business environment, as well as developing crucial knowledge domains in business. My goal after the MBA is to combine the knowledge and network gained from the programme with my scientific expertise to help organisations enhance their business strategies to provide better healthcare services for societies in the Greater Bay Area.
Julien Legrand
Class of 2023
The programme is challenging, packed and intensive (as expected) but it is also very gratifying.
The university and the professors did a great job transitioning to the virtual learning environment in such a short time in the middle of February.
Lewis Chen
Class of 2022
Through working on the project, we really gained a much deeper understanding of the essence of and the vision behind ESG, including its economic, social and compliance implications in our society. The experience was truly valuable for MBA students like us in the sense that we were able to combine both theoretical and practical knowledge shared by the industrial insiders.
Jason Ding
Class of 2021
Be open to people, opportunities, and criticism. The status of an MBA student would help open a lot of doors to industry experts, business executives, and academic professionals.
Tina Wang
Class of 2022
As the MBA programme went on, I found people are not focused on competition but instead focused on being classmates and friends