Law and Business
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聆聽的技巧
(In Chinese only) 良好的聆聽技巧是管理人必須具備的技巧之一。你是否一個良好的聆聽者？如果你有興趣加強你的聆聽技巧，中文大學商學院管理學系的阮少娟老師邀請你與她一起通過6節視頻講學，了解聆聽的重要性及學習如何成為一個良好的主動聆聽者。Category
Listening, Business and management
Language
Chinese
China Strategy
This course is designed to help you, as a strategist of a foreign company, better understand how to develop your China strategy. Specifically, after studying China’s changing strategic landscape, you will focus on mastering three strategic issues: who – the major players in China, how – the entry modes, and where – the location strategy for your China business. This course is aimed to deliver updated knowledge and real experiences of developing China strategy.Category
China strategy
Language
English
Doing Business in China Capstone
Doing Business in China Capstone enables you to apply your skills to real business challenges. You’ll use your newly earned business skills to identify, explore and evaluate a real opportunity involving products. In this capstone, you are the business consultant working for a well-established “HON / wellness” company. The CEO has given you a task. You have to bring a new overseas product into China.Category
Business, Challenges, Case studies
Language
English
Entrepreneurship
An entrepreneur is someone who is always on the lookout for problems that can be turned into opportunities and finds creative ways to leverage limited resources to reach their goals. In this course, learners will be introduced to the fundamental concepts, theories, and frameworks of entrepreneurship and learn how to apply them within the context of the world's largest market: China. Through cases, articles, and experiential learning, learners will gain expertise in how to identify and evaluate opportunities; interpret, analyze, and build financial models to enable high-growth ventures; practice living life as an entrepreneurial leader; and create a new product or service for the Chinese market.Category
Business, Chinese market, Case studies, Fundamental concepts and theories
Language
English
Law and Ethics in an Ageing Society
This course aims to enhance students’ knowledge of current and emerging legal and ethical issues most pertinent to the lives of older persons today, and their ability to propose and evaluate solutions to specific problems and challenges in this area. As societies around the world are confronted with rapidly ageing populations, many countries have adopted a range of legal and regulatory approaches to addressing issues such as age discrimination, in/capacity and old age, care of the elderly, elder abuse and exploitation, pensions and income maintenance, inheritance, among others. The course adopts an international and comparative approach to examine the legal issues and legal treatment of older people in ageing societies in Hong Kong, PRC, regionally, and globally. It introduces students to the demographic, social, economic, and cultural contexts within which the law and/or other forms of regulation respond to ageing issues in different societies. Furthermore, the course also aims to develop students’ appreciation of the ethical principles that enable them to examine how people should be best supported as they age, and how the law functions to promote or challenge these principles in regulating the lives of older persons. The course further aims to develop students’ engagement with the strong inter-disciplinary dimensions of this area of law, which incorporates medical, gerontological, sociological, and philosophical perspectives. It is the first course of its kind offered by any Hong Kong law school. The course will actively utilise a flipped classroom teaching and learning strategy with the aim of nurturing and supporting a learning environment where students take significant responsibility for their own learning. A main component of this ‘flipped classroom’ strategy will be the use of micro modules. The micro modules seek to facilitate and enhance students’ understanding of and engagement with key terms and foundational concepts as well as the more difficult contents of the course.Category
Law and Ethics
Language
English