HKU Business School and Pasona Group Inc. Sign an MOU to Strengthen Global Business Education and Nurture International Business Professionals

HKU Business School and Pasona Group Inc. Sign an MOU to Strengthen Global Business Education and Nurture International Business Professionals

We are delighted to share the news that HKU Business School and Pasona Group Inc. have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 28 Mar 2024. This collaboration between the two institutions aims to promote global business education and empower professionals to excel in the international community.

Pasona Group Inc., a leading Japanese company specializing in employment and staffing solutions, will work together with HKU Business School to promote and support the growth of business education and international business activities between Hong Kong and Japan. This partnership will cultivate an environment that nurtures business professionals with a global perspective.

Through this MOU, HKU Business School and Pasona Group will collaborate on the following initiatives:

  • International business teaching and learning programs
  • Japanese business practice field trips
  • Student learning and development
  • Research and writing of business cases
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