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Curriculum Structure
Curriculum Structure
The HKU Master of Global Management is built on three groups of modules that incorporate individual, organizational and national knowledge pertinent to effective management of global issues.
The courses will be delivered by faculty members from HKU and other top overseas universities as well as highly experienced top executives.
Students are required to complete a total of 10 courses including:
Core Courses
Elective Courses
Capstone Course
Total Courses
5 Core Courses
- Dynamics of Multinational Corporations
- Entrepreneurship in Multinational Corporations
- Global Management from Economics Perspectives
- Issues in Current Global Management and Executive Leadership
- Managing Across Cultures
4 Elective Courses - Minimum 1
- Business Lab
- Career Management
- China Business Environment
- Company Field Trip
- Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
- Creating an Integrative Perspective to Understanding Global Management
- Creative Global Management Problem Solving
- Economics of Organisation and Strategy
- Formulation Global Strategy
- International Business Environment
- International Human Resource Management
- Knowledge Management in Global Contexts]
- Leadership in Film
- Management Analytics
- Managing Family Office
- Negotiation and Conflict Management
- Reinventing Management in Global Capitalism
- Strategy in the Digital World
- Storytelling: Global Business Communication
- Sustainable Management and Responsible Investment
- The European Business Environment
- Workplace Wellness
- Other Masters Programmes Elective Courses**
- Master of Accounting
- Master of Economics
- Master of Finance
- Master of Finance in Financial Technology
- Master of Science in Business Analytics
- Master of Science in Marketing
1 Capstone Course
- Strategy for International Business
Remarks: Not all of the courses listed above will necessarily be offered each year and the above list is subject to further adjustment.
** Up to three elective courses may be taken from other taught postgraduate programmes offered by the School, subject to availability and review by the Programme Director based on your profile, capabilities, and performance in the Master of Global Management Programme.