港大經管學院欣然宣布，學院於UTD研究排名亞洲第一，而「金融學研究」更晉身全球第五，成績斐然。此排名是根據各院校在2021年間，在世界最頂尖24本商學學術期刊 (UTD24期刊) 中發表的論文數量，以及作者貢獻度進行計算。

UTD (美國德克薩斯州大學達拉斯分校的管理學院) 透過緊貼追蹤自1990年起刊登於UTD24期刊的學術文章，於2005年開始編制全球前100名的商學院排名。UTD24期刊涵蓋管理科學、會計學、金融、市場學、信息系統、策略管理、組織科學、國際商務等商學院的主要研究領域，廣受世界各大院校認可，是評價全球商學院國際研究排名的權威性指標。

港大經管學院院長蔡洪濱教授表示：「成立20年來，港大經管學院一直致力壯大學術及研究實力，邀請世界各地的傑出學者加盟，成為全球領先的經濟學和商學學術機構。這個排名表現反映了我們持續努力的成果，顯示港大經管學院的研究水準和師資實力達到一個新的高度。從已經獲接納及即將刊載於UTD24期刊的學術文章數量來看，港大經管學院的研究生產力還會日益強大。我們會更加努力，不斷推動學院未來的研究和學術，力臻卓越。」

港大經管學院是世界頂尖、具有全球影響力的經濟學及商業教育和科研機構，根植香港、融入中國、面向國際，致力透過世界領先的商業和經濟學教育，讓學生建立審時度勢、洞察先機的應變能力，成為勇於承擔的領袖；並積極創新和進行對全球具有重要意義的科研，拓展前沿新知；及與業界和社會不同團體緊密合作，推動社會進步，為世界帶來正面影響。

Press Release

(November 21, 2019 – Hong Kong) 

The HKU Business School’s dynamic partnership with London Business School and Columbia Business School, EMBA-Global Asia programme, is ranked No. 4 in the annual Financial Times Executive MBA ranking.  The Programme has been ranked among top four in the world for three consecutive years.

The league table ranks the top 100 Executive MBA programmes in the world.  The ranking takes into account a combination of 16 metrics and is based on an alumni survey with various measures, including salary on graduation, career progression, how the Programme has lived up to expectations, and percentage salary increase three years after graduation.

HKU Business School’s EMBA-Global Asia programme scored strongly on the metric of salary increment, with an average salary received by graduates reaching US$338,725 per annum, representing a growth of 98%.  The Programme’s appeal was also boosted by graduates’ career progress, which jumped to the 3rd place, and international course experience, which further improved to the 2nd place from the 5th in 2018.

“We are encouraged that the EMBA-Global Asia programme has continued to be recognised as among the top four programmes in the world," said Professor Hongbin Cai, HKU Dean of Business and Economics.  "Since the launch of the Programme in 2009, we have been dedicated to leverage the unique strengths of three top-notch international institutions in Hong Kong, London, and New York, and create synergies for our students.  While riding on our extensive alumni network, offering global exposure and diversified learning experiences to our students, we also introduced an alumni audit policy to enable our alumni to stay connected and competitive.  Amidst the fast-changing global market environment fuelled by technological advancements, we believe embracing life-long learning is crucial to successful career and professional development."

More information on the EMBA-Global Asia programmes. Financial Times ranking table.

Disclaimer:
According to the Non-local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance, the EMBA-Global Asia programme is an exempted course. It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.

Immediate Release

(April 16, 2019 – Hong Kong)  EMBA-Global Asia programme, the influential partnership between Faculty of Business and Economics, The University of Hong Kong (HKU Business School), London Business School and Columbia Business School, is ranked No.2 joint EMBA programme in the Global EMBA Rankings conducted by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).  This is the second consecutive year that the programme is listed among top three in the world.

This year, the QS Global EMBA Rankings evaluates a total of 156 programmes on the basis of a series of key indicators: employer reputation, thought leadership, executive profile, diversity and career outcomes.  HKU Business School’s EMBA-Global Asia scored a perfect score of 100.0 on both employer reputation and thought leadership, and achieved the second highest overall score among all joint programmes.

“We are delighted that the EMBA-Global Asia programme received another global recognition,” said HKU Dean of Business and Economics Professor Hongbin Cai. “Our outstanding performance in employer reputation and thought leadership reflects the global exposure and unique learning experience that we rendered to students with diversified backgrounds match the expectations and requirements of employers. HKU Business School will continue to provide market-driven curriculum, incorporating topics related to FinTech, AI as well as the Greater Bay Area development, enabling students to sharpen their edge and excel in their future career.”

Launched in 2009, this distinguish programme equips globally focused executives and managers with a unique blend of expertise, networks and multifaceted perspectives that will deepen their understanding of Western and Eastern business practices and prepare them for leadership success.

More information on the EMBA-Global Asia programme

QS Global EMBA Rankings 2019: Joint Programme – https://www.topmba.com/emba-rankings/joint-programs/2019

Disclaimer:
According to the Non-local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance, the EMBA-Global Asia programme is an exempted course. It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.

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In the latest World MBA Rankings released by The Economist¹ today, the MBA Programme offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics of The University of Hong Kong (HKU Business School) has been awarded No.1 in Asia for the ninth consecutive year since 2010.

“We are delighted that the HKU MBA Programme has been ranked the best in Asia for nine consecutive years. This remarkable achievement is a recognition of our continuous efforts in offering the highest quality MBA education.” Professor Hongbin Cai, Dean of HKU Business School, said. “I would like to thank the support from all our stakeholders, who have contributed to the development of the Programme. We will continue to strengthen our connection with alumni and together, we will make our MBA Programme stronger and better.”

Professor Patrick Chau, Associate Dean (Postgraduate), added, “We have been further enhancing the learning experience for our students, not only providing multi-location exposure and Asia-Pacific focused curriculum that differentiate us from others, but also a wide array of electives that are relevant to the dynamic market landscape. We are committed to strengthening the career development services and aspiring them to achieve greater success. We shall, from time to time, introduce timely elements to the Programme in order to meet the changing needs of the business world.”

With strong demands from the globe, the HKU MBA Programme continues to grow in scale, providing market-oriented and/or China- and Asia-focused electives. Our students come from different parts of the world which makes the HKU MBA multinational and international.

The Economist MBA Ranking is based on independent surveys on the following factors which are considered to be essential to their education by MBA students around the globe:

• Open new career opportunities and/or advance current career
• Personal development and educational experience
• Salary increment
• Potential to network

In addition to The Economist rankings, the HKU MBA is consistently ranked amongst the top programmes on other reputable international league tables. In the 2018 Financial Times ranking of ‘Top MBAs for Finance’, HKU MBA is ranked No. 13 in the world and No. l in Hong Kong. HKU MBA also ranked No. 7 in the Forbes 2017 Full-time MBA Rankings: The Best International MBAs: One-Year Programs (https://www.forbes.com/business-schools/list/international-1-year).

¹The Economist MBA Ranking: www.economist.com/whichmba/full-time-mba-ranking