Introduction
Global business environment has highlighted a need of culturally attuned and emotionally sensitive global leaders and professionals who can manage projects with a global perspective and deal with clients from diverse backgrounds.
The China Study Programme is one of our successful international immersion programmes for master students of universities and business schools from many different parts of the world. It aims to help participants to develop internationally competitive skills for participants well-marched to the international jobs and projects in Hong Kong and the Mainland China.
The China Study Programme consists of two parts; interactive lectures and insightful field visits in Hong Kong and another city in the Mainland China.
With the background of your target group and the desired duration of the programme, our programme managers will co-create modules based on programme theme and learning objectives.

Learning Outcomes
Upon the completion of the China Study Programme, participants are expected to be able to:
- Understand a good overview of the business operation and environment in Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland.
- Identify effective communication skills and the social etiquette working in China.
- Broaden the mindset of working with people with diverse cultural background.
- Experience the diverse culture of two cities in China.
Suggested Lectures
The lectures below are the popular lectures delivered in the past China Study Programmes for universities and business schools.
- Chinese Language Crash Course
- China’s Development (Covering US & China Trade, Tension & Belt & Road Initiative, etc.)
- The Development of “Internet+” Industry in China
- Hong Kong Business and Economy - Past Present and Future
- Hong Kong Stock Market & Financial System and Services
- Business Culture and Effective Communication in Mainland China
- Chinese Wisdom in Management
- How Foreign Enterprises enter the China Market and its Survival Strategies?
- Economy and Innovation in China
Suggested Field Visits
The sites below are the popular field visits delivered in the past China Study Programmes for universities and business schools. Company visits can be arranged according to the programme theme.
- Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Hong Kong Stock Exchange
- Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited
- Octopus
- ICAC Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Cybersport
- Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation
- The Palace Museum (aka. Forbidden City)
- The Great Wall
- ZhongGuanCun Inno Way
- Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneur Hub
Programme Structure
The China Study Programme can be planned for 1 or 2 weeks with the following schedule.
For lectures and field visits, please refer to the suggested list above.
Part 1 - Hong Kong |
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Date | Time | Activity |
Arrive |
Arrival
Delegate Preliminary Meeting |
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Day 1 | AM | Opening Ceremony |
Lecture 1 | ||
PM |
Lecture 2 |
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Briefing for Beijing trip |
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Day 2 |
AM |
Chinese Language Crash Course |
Lecture 3 |
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PM |
Visit 1 |
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Day 3 |
AM |
Chinese Language Crash Course |
Lecture 4 |
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PM |
Visit 2 |
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Day 4 |
AM |
Chinese Language Crash Course |
Lecture 5 |
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PM |
Visit 3 |
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Day 5 |
Free Time to explore Hong Kong |
Part 2 - Beijing / Shenzhen |
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Date | Time | Activity |
Day 6 & 7 |
Flight or train to Beijing or Shenzhen Check in hotel |
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Day 8 |
AM | Lecture 6 |
PM | Visit 4 |
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Day 9 |
AM | Lecture 7 |
PM | Visit 5 | |
Day 10 |
AM | Lecture 8 |
PM | Visit 6 : The Palace Museum (“The Forbidden City”) | |
Day 11 |
Full Day |
Visit 7: The Great Wall |
Certificate Ceremony | ||
Day 12 |
Departure from Beijing |
For Masterclass details, please contact Karen on +852 3400 2773 or iaee.enquiry@polyu.edu.hk.