As the pandemic wreaks havoc on the job market, the Student Affairs Office (SAO) organized the HKMU Virtual Career Month from early March to 1 April 2022 to help students jump-start their career. The event included activities such as online recruitment, talks, insider sharing sessions and career training for students. This academic year, the SAO has also launched a mentorship programme entitled 'Date a CEO; Be a CEO' in collaboration with the Hong Kong Young Industrialists Council, offering students opportunities to learn from local industrialists and develop a macro-mindset with which to grow as future managers.
Two business teams demonstrated brilliance in their concepts and skills in professional intercollegiate competitions. Chan Hiu-tung, Chan Wan-lung, Lau Siu-hei and Tam Q from the Business Intelligence and Analytics programme came second in the Corporate
Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2021 organized by the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute. Meanwhile, another team with Chu Ngai-tung, Lam Wai-ko, Liao Wenxin and Mao Haoyu was second runner-up in the HSBC/HKU Hong Kong Business Case Competition.
For the first time since its establishment, the Link University Scholarship was open to students from self-financing universities in the 2021/22 year, and eight HKMU students stood among a total of 13 self-financing university awardees. Set up to award university students who are the first among three generations in their families to attend university in Hong Kong, the scholarship offers each awardee HK$20,000.
Making marks in business competitions
HKMU students awarded
Link University Scholarship
Two business teams demonstrated brilliance in their concepts and skills in professional intercollegiate competitions. Chan Hiu-tung, Chan Wan-lung, Lau Siu-hei and Tam Q from the Business Intelligence and Analytics programme came second in the Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2021 organized by the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute. Meanwhile, another team with Chu Ngai-tung, Lam Wai-ko, Liao Wenxin and Mao Haoyu was second runner-up in the HSBC/HKU Hong Kong Business Case Competition.
For the first time since its establishment, the Link University Scholarship was open to students from self-financing universities in the 2021/22 year, and eight HKMU students stood among a total of 13 self-financing university awardees. Set up to award university students who are the first among three generations in their families to attend university in Hong Kong, the scholarship offers each awardee HK$20,000.
Two business teams demonstrated brilliance in their concepts and skills in professional intercollegiate competitions. Chan Hiu-tung, Chan Wan-lung, Lau Siu-hei and Tam Q from the Business Intelligence and Analytics programme came second in the Corporate Governance Paper Competition and Presentation Awards 2021 organized by the Hong
Kong Chartered Governance Institute. Meanwhile, another team with Chu Ngai-tung, Lam Wai-ko, Liao Wenxin and Mao Haoyu was second runner-up in the HSBC/HKU Hong Kong Business Case Competition.
For the first time since its establishment, the Link Uni versity Scholarship was open to students from self-financing universities in the 2021/22 year, and eight HKMU students stood among a total of 13 self- financing university awardees. Set up to award university students who are the first among three generations in their families to attend university in Hong Kong, the scholarship offers each awardee HK$20,000.
