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Written by: Wang Yuechen
2021-03-15 06:00
Last update date: 2021-03-15 06:00
In a rapidly changing world, the business environment is turbulent, which particularly tests the adaptability and leadership abilities of professional management talents. The Hong Kong Polytechnic University's MBA program understands the needs of enterprises and professionals, and creates a diversified combination of knowledge and applications. Content, make better use of PolyU's advantages and good connections in the industry, keep abreast of the times, and continuously innovate the curriculum. Starting from the 2021 school year, three directional specialization areas of aviation, fashion, innovation and design will be added to achieve global leaders.
The PolyU MBA program is designed for managers with work experience, and aims to train them to become creative and forward-looking senior and mid-level managers, which will help them advance in their careers.
Through various aspects of training students to analyze business cases, enhance students' problem-solving efficiency, and enhance their critical ability and innovative thinking.
At the same time, improve students' communication and leadership skills and broaden their international horizons.
Dr. Hong Yixian, Director of PolyU’s MBA Program, said that the course encourages students to explore new areas: "Even if students face unprecedented difficulties, they can still make decisions and lead the team forward in an uncertain environment. For business ethics and corporate responsibility After having a certain understanding and commitment to relevant issues related to sustainable development, he will become a responsible and flexible leader."
Innovative courses add aviation, fashion, innovation and design
The PolyU MBA program, which has been established for more than 30 years, has been keeping up with the times to meet the needs of people with different experiences. Dr. Hong revealed that from the 2021 academic year, the PolyU MBA program will be innovated, adding full-time and 3 directional specialization areas to the original foundation. : "Aviation" (Aviation), "Fashion" (Fashion) and "Innovation and Design" (Innovation and Design).
"In addition to the 11 core subjects, interested students can choose one of the above 3 fields. After completing the specified subjects, they will graduate with a degree of "Master of Business Administration (Aviation/Fashion/Innovation and Design)". But the students still You can study other elective subjects and graduate with the traditional "Master of Business Administration" degree."
Dr. Hong believes that aviation, fashion, and innovation and design play important roles in the future development: "Although the aviation industry is currently facing difficulties due to the epidemic, the future prospects of the shipping industry are clear. Take the mainland as an example. During the first half of the year, 50 airports were added, and five years later, there will be as many as 370 airports. In addition to general aviation business, there is also a market for private aircraft management and operation with great potential for development. There are many opportunities."
Large alumni association network support for overseas investigations
In addition to diversified specialization subjects, the MBA program also provides opportunities for overseas field trips, such as the United States, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands and Poland, to learn about different businesses and business environments through visits to international companies and start-ups.
In addition, the Alumni Association of the PolyU MBA is a large and closely linked organization that organizes various activities and seminars from time to time to help graduates and students expand their social and business networks, enrich their contacts, and exchange learning experiences. It is an important learning for students. Resources.
Graduates share their careers and seek breakthroughs
Hou Jianchang, a graduate of PolyU's MBA program, shared his learning experience.
After working hard in the workplace for a period of time, it will inevitably encounter bottlenecks. PolyU MBA graduate Stephen Hou is also one of them.
Stephen, who has been engaged in information technology for 20 years, shared that he originally enrolled in the PolyU MBA program to break through his personal career development: "After working in the same industry for 20 years, I want to seek breakthroughs, improve my personal abilities, and master new skills in the workplace. When selecting courses, PolyU's MBA curriculum is flexible and can match your working hours. The curriculum has a number of elective subjects, which can enrich your knowledge and build the cornerstone of future career success."
Stephen laughed and said that during his studies, he was one of the best "over-age" students, but the communication between his classmates was not restricted by age. The experience of an overseas study tour made Stephen even more friendly: "A study tour to Spain was the most memorable during the two years of study. Experience and build a deep relationship with classmates. Classmates from all walks of life communicate with each other. For me from a background in information technology, I have broadened my knowledge of different industries and gained precious contacts and friendships. Even if I have graduated, Everyone still maintains close contact, and even promotes many business development and cooperation opportunities."
Stephen believes that overseas study tours are the most memorable experience during the training period.
Regarding regaining textbooks, Stephen frankly relied on his young classmates to inspire his learning spirit, abandoning his position in the workplace and learning from each other on an equal footing in the process.
After completing the MBA course, Stephen said that he has more bold thinking, can effectively manage the team, develop his own business, and calmly communicate with customers and management.
PolyU MBA students come from all walks of life, such as hospitality, finance, construction and information technology.
The students build a wide network of contacts, and the course opens up new opportunities for students. Some students start their own businesses together after graduation and put MBA management knowledge into practice.
The PolyU MBA program will soon hold a series of online seminars. Interested parties are welcome to participate.
The first lecture: 5 elements of business success and their applications
Date: March 23rd
Time: 7:00 – 8:30 pm
Speaker: Mr. Jiang Bingsu, CEO of Sanhuang Group Co., Ltd.
Language: English
Registration: https://polyu.hk/lEPtt
Learn more about PolyU MBA programs: https://fb.polyu.edu.hk/mba/
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