Dean of business School of Chinese University of Hong Kong: a local business school

Ginger Intermediary "21st century": in the course of the MBA curriculum, the Chinese University of Hong Kong in which aspects of localization? Wong Tak: The teachers we employ in the MBA curriculum are generally rooted in the Pearl River Delta Enterprises for many years and do a line of research and work. For example, we invite the former chairman of the CBRC to teach banking and finance courses in China, and regularly take students to the Pearl River Delta for a tour and study to explore the mode of operation of future banks. In addition, we have set up a Center for Innovation Research (Centre for Business Innovation and globalization), which is mainly associated with emerging enterprises in the Pearl River Delta region to study innovative technologies. Business schools are focusing not only on product innovation, but also on how to promote successful, innovative business models. On this basis, we should also take into account the localization and internationalization. In the full-time MBA programme, 80% of our students are from 18 countries and regions outside Hong Kong, and students are very "internationalized". To foster students ' innovative international horizons, schools are actively strengthening their overseas contacts, and each year students will have a week to study at UC Berkeley to absorb innovative ideas and go to St. Peter's University in Russia this year. Business schools are currently working with Cambridge University on a collaborative program on High-tech management programs to help improve students ' creative creativity. "21st century": How do you think the genetics of business schools in Hong Kong reflect the advantages of localization? Wong Tak: Understanding Chinese business knowledge and wisdom is the biggest advantage of business schools in Hong Kong. European and American management theory, model directly copied to China is very easy to "acclimatized." There is not only the difference between culture and legal system, but also the differences between Chinese and western business models. In addition, China's relationship between enterprises and enterprises is relatively close, while the United States and Europe are relatively separate. In addition, because the entire Asian market is not as developed as the European and American markets, the company structure is not the same, Europe and the United States more than a single business, and China's group business involved in a wide range of management, more complex. If overseas enterprises want to enter China, they must understand the background of the mainland and the difference of system, if they do not have enough knowledge, it will be very difficult to succeed. At present, overseas business schools lack this in-depth study, and Hong Kong's business schools understand the difference, and the teaching, the curriculum is very international, will let more international professors into the circle, explore the Chinese business model. "21st century": What measures are being taken by the Chinese University of Hong Kong to explore innovative models of co-operation with mainland institutions? Wong Tak: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, with its close ties with the mainland, has continued to deepen its cooperative relationship with the Shenzhen municipal government and has reached an agreement to establish the Shenzhen campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong in Longgang District in 2013 to vigorously expand its influence in the Chinese business market. The business schools in Shenzhen campus will set up hot majors that meet the needs of the PRD region's economic development, including finance, accounting, venture capital, marketing, branding, logistics,Should be chain and other majors. In addition to recruiting teachers from around the world, teachers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong will also be tasked with teaching tasks to ensure that the Shenzhen Institute retains the teaching tradition of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. How to innovate business model in China's existing business environment is the focus of business school in the future. Hong Kong is an international financial centre, but the establishment of the Shenzhen Campus Business School hopes to promote better interaction and cooperation between Hong Kong and mainland enterprises, especially manufacturing enterprises in the Pearl River Delta, and to achieve innovation in cooperation. Share: Sina Science and Technology official Weibo