HKUST SHENZHEN MBA PROGRAM OPEN CLASS

What makes someone to choose MBA ? Usually to enhance previous education that may have been in a different field. The MBA can give a general, pressurized view of the business world and its practices. Then, the question is: what makes them to choose the proper one?

The HKUST MBA program means learning from the best. At HKUST , we strive to provide the optimal learning environment for your professional development. The school and its top-notch faculty members have garnered accolades for their intellectual contributions both locally and internationally. Learning with our first-class faculty keeps you up to date with the latest global thinking and business applications. Together with a wide variety of electives, our program makes your MBA experience as rewarding and enjoyable as possible.

Welcome to the wonderful world of HKUST MBA!

Professor Milind Rao will speak to present the highlights an MBA education at HKUST . The session will feature a demonstration of some pedagogical approaches adopted by faculty of the HKUST MBA Program and to provide the attendees a feel of a typical MBA class at HKUST .

		In the past two decades there has arisen a powerful and symbiotic relationship between the US, China and Japan involving tremendous flows of capital and goods. It has been virtually unprecedented in terms of size and scope influencing among other things the read balance. the exchange rate; the cost of capital and housing in the United States and China; and the impact of monetary policy. In this lecture, I will systematically develop the framework for the US-CHINA-JAPAN, nexus and explore its effects on exchange rates, money and bond markets, labor markets, foreign direct investment.
Prof. Milind Rao PhD, Columbia University Dept. of Economics HKUST Business School

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