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MBAP WEEKLY PROGRAM
New Cohort of Intake 2018
New Cohort of Intake 2018
MBAA Election
Looking at the smiling faces of students, it is not hard to imagine how proud they were to be elected as members of the MBA Association (MBAA) of the MBA for Professionals, Intake 2018.
The main responsibilities of MBAA are to serve as a proxy between the students and the MBA Office. When asked about their visions and future plans, the team was excited about the new challenges ahead and looked forward to collaborating with the MBA Office to maximize the learning experience of their class. They were also grateful for the massive support of their fellow classmates and hoped to achieve the best possible results during the program.
Being an MBAA member is not an easy job, but the rewards and growth potential are worth it for the team!
From left to right: Congratulations to “Kim Yan Young” and the MBAA committee members
Cross-program Consulting Workshop—"The Truth About Life as a Consultant”
Consulting has long been a preferred career for MBA students. Organized by the Full-time MBA Consulting and Strategy Club, “The Truth About Life as a Consultant,” an industry sharing session held in mid-November, offered both Full-time and MBA for Professionals students a more thorough and realistic understanding of the industry.
Three consultants from a renowned consulting firm, including one of our current Full-time MBA students, were invited to share their views on the industry and their true daily lives as a consultant in one of the world’s top tier management consulting firms.
Further cross-program activities and synergies are anticipated in the near future, which will significantly foster the learning experience and knowledge sharing within the MBA community as a whole.
Consulting has long been a preferred career for MBA students. Organized by the Full-time MBA Consulting and Strategy Club, “The Truth About Life as a Consultant,” an industry sharing session held in mid-November, offered both Full-time and MBA for Professionals students a more thorough and realistic understanding of the industry.
Three consultants from a renowned consulting firm, including one of our current Full-time MBA students, were invited to share their views on the industry and their true daily lives as a consultant in one of the world’s top tier management consulting firms.
Further cross-program activities and synergies are anticipated in the near future, which will significantly foster the learning experience and knowledge sharing within the MBA community as a whole.
Linus Lausen, a current Full-time MBA student, shared his professional experience as a management consultant
