Latest HKUST Business School news

Technology groups are leading growth in recruitment across Asia Pacific. Companies from healthcare to finance are tapping business schools for talent to fuel Asian expansions.

Close connections to mainland China and a thriving financial services sector have helped Hong Kong's business schools internationalize.

Top western business schools are in a rush to establish campuses in fast-growing Asian economies, with Chinese locations the most popular.

Business schools are turning to fast-growing Asian economies. Western students are finding homes and buoyant jobs markets in Shanghai, Ahmedabad and Hong Kong.

Executive MBA programs run jointly by multiple business schools have topped the latest MBA rankings, reflecting the globalization of the education market.

International students are flooding Asia's best business schools in search of careers, as companies face a dearth of management expertise.

In Pictures: BusinessBecause event at the Royal Institution in central London, with top Asian b-schools CEIBS, HKUST, ISB and Nanyang - and Former ICAP COO David Gelber.

David Gelber may have reached the top in his 40-year finance career, but he wishes he had studied an MBA in Asia. He has these tips to share on international business in the region.

Are you thinking of studying an MBA? Want to launch a career in Asia? These top four business schools say that Asia can give you a competitive advantage.

President Andrew Primrose gives his tips on Asia's under served markets and tells us about welcoming speaker Jimmy Lai, founder of fashion label Giordano and much more!