CUHK Business Master’s offers a structured academic opportunity that allows master’s students to spend a term in an academic year studying at one of our partner institutions abroad. While remaining enrolled in CUHK Business School, the Master’s Exchange Programme aims to enrich students’ academic, cultural, and professional experiences by immersing them in a disparate educational environment, fostering global perspectives, and enhancing career advancements.
Students will take specialised courses or participate in group projects at a host institution, with units transferring back to CUHK. To enroll in the exchange programme, students should achieve good academic standing and demonstrate a motivating purpose for overseas studies.
A Master’s Exchange Programme is more than academic learning – it is also a transformative experience that shapes global mindsets, builds networks and challenges personal development.
Our Exchange Partners
The CUHK Business Master’s exchange partners span across different continents, bringing students to renowned business schools and exposing them to diverse learning and study experience.
The CUHK Business School and ESCP Business School jointly offer a Dual Degree programme for CUHK students of MSc in Finance and MSc in Marketing to pursue a second degree in Master in Managmeent (MiM) in Europe, while ESCP MiM students pursue a second MSc degree in Finance or Marketing in Asia.
The Dual Degree programme allows students to pursue two distinct master’s degrees through a structured, integrated curriculum for achieving interdisciplinary expertise and career versatility. With the study period spanning over 2 to 3 years, the Dual Degree is an ideal option for students with a long-term strategic pathway for advanced professional trajectories.
To engage students in hands-on learning of real-world applications and scenarios related to business operations, management and innovations, field study trip courses are dedicated to taking students to an immersive educational experience outside the lecture halls. Typically offered in a 1-week residential programme, an overseas field study course requires students to prepare themselves through article readings and study planning before the trip. The course will be concluded with a written report and oral presentation. Throughout the previous years, our Master’s programmes have brought students to different countries including Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, Switzerland, Germany, the US, etc.