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[HCM] HKU EXPERIENCE DAY - A DAY TO EXPERIENCE LEARNING AND EXPLORE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES UP TO 100% AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG (FREE ENTRANCE)
On January 6, 2024, at The Experience Day hosted by The University of Hong Kong (HKU Experience Day), young Vietnamese people will have the opportunity to meet with HKU Professors and local experts, participate in a high-class learning environment and discover scholarship opportunities at the oldest prestigious university in Hong Kong with ranking in the Top 26 worldwide.
HKU Experience Day is not just an informational event but an opportunity to directly experience the outstanding academic environment at HKU Business School.
- MBA Info Session: Discover Top 1 MBA Program in Asia with scholarship opportunity up to 100%
- Master Class of Global Management: Global Strategy in Chinese Business Environment
- Master Class of Marketing: Love at Swipes - How does Marketing Intelligence find your love?
- Talkshow: The innovation in Asia education - Presence & Future
- And more interesting sessions are waiting for you!
Join our Experience Day and feel the richness of academic activities of HKU.
Register now to reserve your spot: https://hku-vn.link/TPG-Experience-Day
Find out more information about HKU Experience Day at https://www.facebook.com/HKUVietnam

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