
Motto and Six Pillars
We aim to maintain its ability of nurturing top-notch management talent to meet the needs of Hong Kong, the mainland and the world. We follow CUHK’s global vision and mission “to combine tradition with modernity, and to bring together China and the West” as our motto. We have also established the “six pillars” (Theories, Practices, Internal Network, External Network, Strategic Perspectives and Social Contribution) as our programme’s core value to enhance the well-being of the business community and society. We keep on being innovative to keep pace with the dynamics of the marketplace.
International Recognition

林邦源教授
Director, EMBA Programme
Course Relevancy and Practicality
We continue to introduce new course content and bring new learning experiences to the students. To enhance relevancy and practicality for quality teaching, we partnered with business leaders and our faculty members to have successfully developed five case studies entitled “TSL Jewellery: An Innovator Across Generations,” “Hung Fook Tong: From Hong Kong to China,” “AMOREPACIFIC Hong Kong: Marketing Korean Beauty Products,” “OpenSky.tv: A New Business Model – Content Creation, Curation, Consumption, Commercialisation” and “Incubation and The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation.” All these cases were eventually published by Ivey Publishing and are also currently available at the Harvard Business Publishing website or Ivey Publishing website. Annie Yau Tse, Chairman and CEO of Tse Sui Luen; Ricky Szeto, General Manager of the Hung Fook Tong Group; senior management of AMOREPACIFIC Group; Wilson Yuen, Founder and CEO of TFI Digital Media Limited (OpenSky.tv is a video platform of TFI); and Albert Wong, CEO of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation were also respectively invited to the classroom to share their insights and discuss the real business case of the companies with the students.
Global Learning Experience
Connecting to the Public
Lifelong Learning Opportunities and Networking
Weekend Teaching Mode Fits Frequent Travelers

林邦源教授
Director, EMBA Programme