HKUST Business School advances knowledge creation, education, global partnerships, and alumni engagement through cutting-edge research, specialized programs, and strategic collaborations, shaping the future of business. Center for Technology and Business Ecosystem The School is driving transformative advancements in business education, technology, and ... Read More

The HKUST Business School has unveiled a transformative executive education initiative, the “Entrepreneur Innovation and Technology Scholar Program,” in collaboration with the School of Engineering and the School of Science. This pioneering program is designed to address the accelerating waves of technological disruption reshaping industries worldwide. By ... Read More

(From left): Carmen Chan, Marouane Ziani and Matthew Allred, students of HKUST MBA program As a leading institution in Asia, the HKUST Business School has earned its reputation as a hub of cultural diversity and academic excellence. With a student body comprising over 4,200 undergraduates from more than 50 nationalities and over 1,800 postgraduates ... Read More

In a move to meet the growing demand for leaders who can navigate the complexities of a rapidly changing global economy, the HKUST Business School has launched its latest offering: the HKUST Bilingual Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) Program. Developed in collaboration with the PBC School of Finance (PBCSF) at Tsinghua University, this innovative ... Read More

Professor Rachel Ngai’s life is a story of resilience, transformation, and the profound impact of education. Now a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and a Senior Visiting Fellow at the HKUST Institute for Advanced Study, Professor Ngai (Graduate of HKUST BSc in Econ.) credits much of her success to the opportunities and support she ... Read More

Restrictions often exclude workers from the gig economy while increasing property crime. Here’s what platforms, communities, and regulators should do instead. Authored by CHEN Yanzhen When she was in her 20s, Ingrid Archie was convicted of drug possession. Years later, despite having worked for her company for three years, she was laid off when a policy ... Read More

Despite heightened risk of conflicts of interest, agencies that are paid by the companies they rate actually predict fraud earlier and more accurately than other analysts. Authored by Allen HUANG, WANG Shiheng In December of 2003, one of the largest corporate scandals in European history broke: The Italian dairy and food corporation Parmalat admitted that it ... Read More

The latest BizInsight Forum spotlights the School community’s pivotal role in shaping global business, with alumni and faculty driving insightful discussions. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and shifting economic paradigms, the HKUST Business School hosted its BizInsight Forum as part of its ongoing exploration of transformative economic ... Read More