2026 HKU Business School Nextgen Leaders Summer Camp Concludes Successfully

2026 HKU Business School Nextgen Leaders Summer Camp Concludes Successfully

The 2026 HKUBS Nextgen Leaders Summer Camp recently concluded successfully, bringing together 21 outstanding students, including children of HKU Business School alumni and nominees recommended by the alumni network.

Over the course of five days, the participants engaged in an immersive academic journey, experiencing the vibrant intellectual atmosphere of the HKU campus. Under the guidance of distinguished HKU professors, the students explored a diverse curriculum spanning Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Media, and Philosophy, significantly broadening their interdisciplinary horizons.

Conceived as an exclusive initiative for the alumni community, the summer camp served as a vital bridge for the next generation. It provided a unique platform for the students to gain a comprehensive understanding of HKU and the city of Hong Kong, fostering a deeper connection with the Business School and inspiring their future academic pursuits.

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