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Studying in Hong Kong

​Studying MBA in Hong Kong

The AGSM experience

Asia's most globally connected city, Hong Kong is the gateway to China, and a regional hub for higher education. Living and studying in Hong Kong offers a unique opportunity to experience a culture steeped in history, building a new future; where old meets new.​​

Programs available in Hong Kong

International study

Studying at AGSM @ UNSW Business School is a truly global experience. This is reflected in the depth of our incoming and outgoing exchange programs with leading schools from Asia, Canada, Europe, UK and the USA. We currently have exchange partnerships with 30 elite international business schools.​​​​

Information about UNSW

 

UNSW (The University of New South Wales) is one of Australia's leading research and teaching universities. At UNSW, we take pride in the broad range and high quality of our teaching programs. Our teaching gains strength and currency from our research activities, strong industry links and our international nature; UNSW has a strong regional and global engagement.

International students

 

As the leading business school in Australia and Asia, we attract highly talented students, teachers and researchers from around the world. Faculty members are internationally recognised and our 11,000 alumni are influential business and government leaders in senior roles worldwide. The AGSM MBA Program is a stimulating mix of traditional classroom teaching across core management disciplines and unique opportunities to work with some of Australia’s leading corporations. Academically, the AGSM MBA Program will equip you with the marketing, organisational and financial knowledge required for a management role. ​​​​​​​

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Success Stories

Richard Wolstenholme

Head of Sales, Automotive, Google

“It is such a highly dynamic environment, I think the MBA (Executive) sets you up with the ability to adapt to change and stimulus”.

Yann Lai

Managing Director, Taromonkey

“The thought of setting up a business had always been at the back of my mind, but before taking the AGSM MBA, I did not have the necessary skill set. The AGSM MBA program was a real eye-opening experience for me and I am now putting the concepts, frameworks and strategies to good use in running my own enterprise”


Student life in Hong Kong

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  • Shopping
  • Cafés & Restaurants
  • Transports
  • Hong Kong campus
  • Cost of living

Hong Kong’s flourishing arts and cultural scene has been heavily influence through decades of colonial rule and centuries of Chinese influence.

Hong Kong has a reputation as one of the world’s premier shopping destinations with various shopping districts catering to all tastes.

Hong Kong offers a dizzying array of food options with over 12,000 restaurants on offer including Dim Sum, Seafood, Chinese Barbeque, fine dining and late night noodle markets.

There are plenty of ways to travel around Hong Kong with one of the most efficient and frequent public transport systems. The Octopus Card allows travel on all transport systems via an easy payment method.

The Mass Transport Railway (MTR) is widely considered to be an inexpensive, reliable and clean way to get to the teaching venue and around the island easily as long as your hotel is located near an MTR station.

Taxis are also relatively inexpensive, you may refer to the taxi fare webpage for your reference. The colour of a taxi indicates its geographical area. Red taxis are the most common and will service most area. It is advisable to have either a note of your desired destination in Chinese or a map to show the taxi driver. If you plan to stay on the Kowloon side, the quickest way to get to the teaching venue is via MTR. If you take a taxi you will be charged double for a cross (under) harbour taxi ride.

Asia's most globally connected city, Hong Kong is the gateway to China, and a regional hub for higher education. Living and studying in Hong Kong offers a unique opportunity to experience a culture steeped in history, building a new future; where old meets new.

Suite 2006, 20/F
Kinwick Centre,
32 Hollywood Road,
Central, Hong Kong
Phone: +85 2 2841 2802
Fax: +85 2 2588 1724

Hong Kong ranks in the top 20 most expensive cities, largely influenced by a strong property market. Average prices for some everyday items are below:

Item Average Price $AUD
A cappuccino  $4.50
A can of coke $1.16
A litre of milk $3.05
A loaf of bread $1.83
A meal for two at a mid-range restaurant $58.00
Single MTR Ticket $1.11
Petrol per litre $2.28
All utilities for a Small Apartment/Monthly $175.00

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