The programme is designed to re-orient the mindset of senior business executives through exploring and innovating new business knowledge and practices in the context of contemporary intellectual capital and China market.
P01A
Executive Master of Business Administration (Taught in Chinese)
行政人員工商管理碩士
Year of Entry
2025Application Deadline
Local : 18 Aug 2025Non-local : 14 Jul 2025
Mode of Study
Combined †Mode of Funding
Non-government-fundedIndicative Intake Target
45Minimum No. of Credits Required
40Class Schedule
Full-time:Two 4-day classes per month except Chinese New Year Break (normally falls in January or February) and months with overseas module(s)
Part-time:
Normally 4 days per month (Thursday to Sunday). Intensive teaching mode
Normal Study Period
Full-time: 1 year; Part-time: 2 yearsMaximum Study Period
Full-time: 2.5 years;Part-time/Combined mode: 5 years
Mode of Processing
Applications are processed on a rolling basis. Review of applications will start before the deadline and continue until all places are filled. Early applications are therefore strongly encouraged.
Programme Director
Prof HAO Gang
PhD University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
General Enquiries
EMBA (Chinese) Office
+852 3442 7417
+852 3442 0151
Programme Outlines
Outline
Programme Aims and Objectives
Entrance Requirements
Applicants must:
• hold a Bachelor’s degree with at least Second Class Honours or equivalent from a recognized university; and
• possess at least 6 years of significant managerial experience.
Medium of Instruction and Assessment
The programme will be taught in Chinese (Putonghua).
Programme Content
For details about the progrmame, please visit website: http://embachinese.cb.cityu.edu.hk/
Remarks:
This programme will be taught in Putonghua.
This programme will be taught in Putonghua.
† Combined mode: Local students taking programmes in combined mode can attend full-time (12-18 credit units per semester) or part-time (no more than 11 credit units per semester) study in different semesters without seeking approval from the University. For non-local students, they will be admitted to these programmes for either full-time or part-time studies. Non-local students must maintain the required credit load for their full-time or part-time studies and any changes will require approval from the University.