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Dean’s Message

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Dean’s Message

Welcome to the Faculty of Business.

University is where you begin a new phase of your life. This

student handbook provides you with valuable information on Work-

Integrated Education, Enabling Development through Guidance &

Equipping Programme, and Whole Person Development in addition

to handy tips on making the most of university life and finding your

career path.

University is a time when you invest in your future, expand your

horizons and develop different kinds of competence. Take every

opportunity to make new friends, learn new knowledge, boost your

competitiveness, and prepare yourself for contribution to society.

Professor Edwin Cheng

Dean, Faculty of Business

Fung Yiu King – Wing Hang Bank Professor in Business Administration

Chair Professor of Management

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Survival Guide

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Survive, Strive, Succeed!Welcome to the PolyU FB community! This booklet contains resources that will help you survive your first weeks here, strive for your goals as you move forth, and succeed in building a promising career and happy life.

Be prepared!To SURVIVE is to adapt and learn as quickly as you can about a new environment. Between survival and disaster is a thin line called luck. Don’t leave your survival to chance!

Attitude! Attitude! Attitude!To STRIVE is to attempt what seems impossible and make it a reality. It takes a positive attitude, an open mind, a good dosage of resilience, and a support system. We are there along the way with you!

Be the Best that you can be!To SUCCEED, you need good planning, hard work, dedication, and determination. Do you have it in you to be different from the rest?

Survival Guide

• Read this guide!

• Read your Definitive Programme Document (DPD) of your programme and the PolyU Student Handbook

• Check out Learn@PolyU (learn.polyu.edu.hk) about your classes

• Join the library orientation and check out what the library has to offer (www.lib.polyu.edu.hk)

• Check out the plagirarism and classroom behaviour video on the FB website (www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/resources_for_students.aspx)

• Make a plan to keep your GPA above 2.0!!!

• Join FB Mentorship as a mentee and learn from your seniors

• Know your programme leader, academic advisor, and academic counsellor, and contact them immediately to say hi! They are your best sources of information and support

Gaining a Foothold

Avoiding Trouble

Finding Support

A large part of impossibility is

in your mind. If you cannot get over it,

ask for help!

You can always learn from anyone,

anywhere. This is your education. Own it!

You are the co-producer of

your future.

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The Four Pillars of a fulfilling FB Journey

FB Ambassador“The Best of the Best”

AcademicsWork-Integrated

Education (WIE)

Enabling Development

Through Guidance and Equipping

(EDGE)

Whole Person Development Programme

(WPDP)

• General Education

• Major Study

• Minor Study

• Internship (Full-time/Part-time)

• Project-based Internship

• Community Services

• Professional development workshops

• Leadership training programme

• Competitions

- Advanced Competition Club (ACC)

- AF Academy (AFA)

• Student exchange

• Mentorship

• FB Cares

As a leader of the Faculty community service

project FB CARES, I applied what I have learnt

to serve others. FB CARES is a big family where

we shared ideas and worked together with

enthusiasm.

Terrance CHEUNG Sai CheongBBA (Hons) in Management

Peer mentoring is not only about

supporting and helping freshmen. Treating

them as friends and encouraging them to

overcome difficulties motivated me to continue

with learning and improving myself.

Carrie CHEUNG Yin SaBBA (Hons) in Accountancy

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Learning The Rope- FB Mentorship

- FB Cares

- EDGE Programme

Year 1

Gearing Up for more Exploration- Apply for Exchange Programme

- Prepare for WIE

- Job application workshops

Year 2

Fully Immersing in Personal & Career Development- Join Exchange Programme

- Participate in WIE activities

Year 3

Getting Ready for a head start in your career- Career Fair

- Job Application Workshops

Year 4

Each stage of the Gen.Next Programme

sharpens your competency as a future leader - the

CSR competition offers you practical leadership

experience; the future leaders training workshop

sharpens your communication skills; the study tour

helps you understand business in a different social

context. Completing the whole journey, you are

certainly one step closer to becoming a global leader.

CHEUNG Chun HeiBSc (Hons) Industrial and System Engineering

BBA (Hons) Management

It was such a good time to live abroad for 5 months. The best

part of this journey is certainly about making new friends

around the world. We dressed up with traditional Bavarian

dress “Dirndl” in Munich, which German people still wear it

for the beer festivals and the other important traditional

festivals nowadays. We all lived together and helped each

other out and until now we still keep in touch and a few of

them even came to visit me in Hong Kong!

WONG Lok Hang Edith BBA (Hons) International Shipping and Transport Logistics

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FB Mentorship Schemes

FB Work-Integrated Education (Full-time/Part-time/Project-based)

EDGE

FB CSLP (Volunteer Training Workshop)

FB CSLP Service

FB Advanced Competition Club (Workshops) (Throughout the year)

FB Advanced Competition Club (Services)

AF Summer Inte rnship Programme

AF Spring Internship Programme

FB Student Exchange Programme

Events Calendar

Events CalendarAug Sep Oct Nov DecApr May Jun Jul

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FB Work-Integrated Education (Full-time/Part-time/Project-based)

EDGE

FB CSLP Service

FB Advanced Competition Club (Workshops) (Throughout the year)

FB Advanced Competition Club (Services)

AF Summer Inte rnship Programme

AF Spring Internship Programme

FB Student Exchange Programme

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Career and Professional Development ServiceCareer and Professional Development Service is aimed at enhancing graduates’ employability and working closely with prospective employers to open up opportunities for them. Faculty students join various programmes to prepare themselves for the global workforce.

Enabling Development through Guidance & Equipping Programme (EDGE)

Work-Integrated Education (WIE)

Whole Person Development Programme (WPDP)

OverviewAt the FB Career Resources Centre, students have access to references on internship and career planning. They get up-to-date career information online, read company brochures and business newspapers/magazines. They obtain advice about career choice and development, job application and interview techniques.

Every year, more than 200 undergraduates go on student exchange. They can find details of the academic programmes offered by over 100 exchange partners at the Centre.

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Advisors• Help students define their career goals and action plan

• Explore career options and job opportunities with individual students

• Advise students on preparing a job application package, including a CV and a cover letter

• Prepare students for job interview

Services• Resume Clinic

• Mock Interview

• One-to-one coaching

How to book an appointment?Email: [email protected] (Service available by appointment only)

Location & Opening HoursFB Career Resources Centre: M921, Li Ka Shing Tower

Tel: 3400-3562

Email: [email protected]

Mon – Fri: 9:00 a.m. – 5:50 p.m. (lunch hour 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.) Sat, Sun & Public Holiday: Closed

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Enabling Development through Guidance and Equipping (EDGE)EDGE widens students’ exposure and enhances their all-round development through training activities, business competitions, case analysis, product / service promotion, etc. It prepares them for internship before graduation.

Launched in 2013-14, Generation.Next: Global Leadership for the 21st Century combines training and real life project competition. This is a programme provides the skills and knowledge for business students to prepare themselves as future global leader.

Stage 1: Professional Development Workshops

• How to Build Your Personal Brand via Social Media

• Business Presentation Skills

• Project a Business Professional Image and Build Memorable Impression through Networking

• How to Handle Multi Demands on your Time

• Preparing a Quality Resume and Cover Letter

• Interviewing Skills

Stage 2: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Competition

50 outstanding students selected from Stage 1 participants form groups to develop and to execute their own business related to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

Enabling Development through Guidance and Equipping (EDGE)

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Feb Mar Apr JunJan May Jul

Schedule

EDGE

Awards: Future Leader Training and Study Tour

20 top students winning from Stage 2 will be awarded with an overseas Study Tour opportunity and the 3-day Future Leader Training Programme on

• How to Present with Impact and Influence as a Future Global Leader

• How to Prepare, Plan, Act and Behave like a Global Leader

How to apply? www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/

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WIE RequirementWork-Integrated Education (WIE) is a compulsory component of our BBA curriculum with the aim of equipping students with real-world work experience. They integrate academic knowledge with business practice and learn in the workplace before graduation.

Work-Integrated Education (WIE)

IMPORTANT !

NO Dangerous, unethical or illegal engagement

Admitted before 2017/18 Admitted in or after 2017/18

Requirements

A “Pass” in the subject FB3001 Work-Integrated Education requires successfully completion of at least 300 hours of placement in one or more organisations OR participation in one or more eligible WIE activities before graduation.

WIE is recorded as “Other Fulfillment” in the SRS System.

A “Pass” in the subject FB3002 Work-Integrated Education requires successfully completion of at least 100 hours of placement in one or more organisations OR participation in one or more eligible WIE activities before graduation.

WIE is recorded as “Other Fulfillment” in the SRS System.

Details

• At least 100 hours or more for each placement.

• Up to 30 hours of approved WIE training can be counted towards WIE.

For Associate degree/Higher diploma students admitted to Year 2 of BBA programmes, up to 100 hours of prior work experience can be transferred. Please see How to Claim WIE Hours? for details.

• FB WIE Office will arrange subject registration for students after they fulfilled the WIE requirement.

• At least 100 hours or more for each placement.

• Up to 10 hours of approved WIE training can be counted towards WIE.

For Associate degree/Higher diploma students admitted to Year 2 of BBA programmes, prior work experiences cannot be transferred.

• FB WIE Office will arrange subject registration for students after they fulfilled the WIE requirement.

Recognised Internships/Activities

• Full-time internship (for AF students during the Summer or Spring semester)

• Part-time internship

• Ad hoc project-based internship

• Business competition*

• Start up own business*

• Community service*

• Leadership position in student associations or professional organisations

* Approval and oversight by a supervisor/mentor or PolyU staff is required.

Please see How to Claim WIE Hours? for details of application.

• Full-time internship (for AF students during the Summer or Spring semester)

• Part-time internship

• Ad hoc project-based internship

• Business competition*

• Start up own business*

• Community service*

• Leadership position in student associations or professional organisations (up to 10 WIE hours can be claimed)

* Approval and oversight by a supervisor/mentor or PolyU staff is required.

Please see How to Claim WIE Hours? for details of application.

WIE Procedures

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Before placement 1. Prepare a Resume

• Join a resume writing workshop of the FB EDGE Programme or hosted by the University’s CAPS office.

2. Secure an internship

• Take the initiative to find an internship. Make use of available resources:

- FB WIE Online System (http://www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline)

- School/Department WIE Offices

- CAPS Office (http://www.polyu.edu.hk/caps/)

- JIJIS website (https://www.jijis.org.hk/)

- Job search websites, newspapers, etc.

3. Require employment contract and/or employment verification documentation from internship offering organization.

4. Seek advices from WIE Coordinator before confirmation / commencement of an internship.

5. Submit the completed WIE Form F6 to School/Department WIE Administrator for seeking prior endorsement for any self-sourced/department-sourced placement from WIE Coordinator before confirmation to any internship (see sample form enclosed)

During placement 6. Find support from FB/Department WIE Offices and WIE Coordinators

• For any matters, such as extension of internship period, statutory minimum wage, MPF, insurance, or any conflict with employer.

After placement 7. Complete self-evaluation via FB WIE Online System within 7 days of placement completion.

8. Complete the employer evaluation WIE Form F15 (see sample form enclosed) and submit to School/Department WIE Offices within 7 days of placement completion.

How to claim WIE hours?

• Submit all the WIE forms (to FB WIE Office or Department WIE Offices) and do online self-evaluation via FB WIE Online System within 1 week of the internship completion.

• Submit on time if you are graduating. Note that only claim forms submitted before the end of the last teaching week of a semester will be processed in that semester. Last teaching week of a semester refers to :

- Week 13 for Semester 1 and 2

- Week 7 for Semester 3 (Summer Semester)

WIE Form F6

WIE Form F15

Please see How to Claim WIE Hours?

for details of application.

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Internship Placements

Source of Internship

Job Application

WIE Prior Endorsement

WIE Application (2 weeks before commencement)

Before Internship

(1 week before commencement)

Upon Internship Completion

(within 7 days of completion and NOT LATER THAN

Semester Week 14)

Submit Application

and Completed Forms to

Self-sourcedVia non-PolyU

systemRequired

Complete1. Form 6 – Self

Sourced Application2. Form 3 – Letter of

Participation (for AF students only)

3. Form 27 – Letter of Consent from Parent / Guardian (for students aged under 18 as of placement commencement date)

Read “Online

Disclaimer” on FB WIE

Online System

1. Complete Online Self-evaluation on FB WIE Online System

2. Provide supervisor with Form 15 – Employer Evaluation for completion

AF WIE (M731)

LMS WIE (M628)

MM WIE (M801)

FB WIE (M921) (for BD students)

Department-sourced

Via Email

N.A.

Complete1. Form 27 – Letter of

Consent from Parent / Guardian (for students aged under 18 as of placement commencement date)

FB-sourced

Via FB WIE Online System

(Pre-upload resume)

FB WIE (M921)

CAPS-sourced

Local/Overseas

Placement

Via CAPS website

www.polyu.edu.hk/caps

Required

Complete1. Form 6 – Self

Sourced Application2. Form 3 – Letter of

Participation (for AF students only)


AF WIE (M731)

LMS WIE (M628)

MM WIE (M801)


Mainland Placement (Mainland

WIE Programme)

Required (CAPS arranges

batch endorsement for FB WIE)

Complete1. Form of Mainland WIE Programme on

CAPS website (https://www.polyu.edu.hk/caps/ > Work-Integrated Education > Mainland WIE > Application for CAPS WIE )


FB WIE (M921)

Previous internships (during Associate Degree/Higher Diploma study)

N.A. N.A. Complete Form 23 – Credit Transfer Application (not applicable for students admitted in or after 2017/18)

AF WIE (M731)

LMS WIE (M628)

MM WIE (M801)


Any WIE hours claim submission

later than Week 13 will be processed in the following

semester.

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AF Spring/Summer Internship Programme (for Year 2 and 3 School of Accounting and Finance Students only)

WIE administration is handled by the School of Accounting and Finance. For more information, please email [email protected]

Application Internship Matching Company Selection Internship Period

Spring Internship(SIP) September – October October – November November – December January – April

(of following year)

Summer Internship (SUIP) February – March March – April April – May June – August

Leadership Activities

Student Association by 30 June by 7 March (of the following year)

Submit to

PolyU Students’ Union

• Proposal

• Form 24 – Student Leadership Activity Application

Report(1,000 words

minimum)FB WIE (M921)

Faculty of Business Students’ Association

Accounting and Finance Society

Logistics and Maritime Studies Society

Management and Marketing Society

Other WIE Activities

Submit documents (within 7 days of placement completion) Submit to

Community Service • Form 15 – Employer Evaluation (Non-Internship) • Community Service Report (if any)

FB WIE (M921)Competition • Form 15 – Employer Evaluation (Competition)

Entrepreneurship • Form 15 – Employer Evaluation (Entrepreneurship)

Claim WIE Hours? www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/

wie/forms/

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I joined MOL Liner Limited in Year 3

as the Accounting and Procurement

Intern for the Global Business

Process Department.

I communicated the collected

configuration of Detention &

Demurrage module with local and

overseas offices of MOL, which

enhanced my communication skill in

workplace. Also, I understand more

about online interactive user guides

for enterprise resources system

during my internship.

FOK Chi YinBBA (Hons) International Shipping and

Transport LogisticsMinor in Accountancy

Accounting and Procurement InternMOL Liner Limited

WIE Transcript

What is a WIE Transcript?WIE Transcript is an official record issued by the Office of Careers and Placement Services (CAPS) to enrich graduates’ portfolios and facilitate their job search. It shows the details of each endorsed WIE activity (including name of company/organisation, location, duration, position held, etc.) and/or work-based learning activity of a graduate.

When is the WIE Transcript issued?WIE Transcript, as an endorsement of a student’s fulfillment of WIE requirements, will only be issued after the student is granted graduate status. Please refer to CAPS news and emails for details.

Semester 1 graduates

WIE Transcript should be ready for collection in late February.

Semester 2 graduates

WIE Transcript should be ready for collection in July.

How to apply for the WIE Transcript?Please visit the CAPS website www.polyu.edu.hk/caps/wie/about-wie/wie-implementation/wie-transcript

Sample WIE Transcript

IMPORTANT !Approved WIE-related placements, internships and part-time jobs are recorded on the WIE Transcript, NOT the Co-curricular Achievement Transcript(CAT).

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WIE Regulatory Matters

Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF)www.mpfa.org.hkIf there is an employment relationship between the student and the offering organisation for a continuous period of not less than 60 days, the offering organisation is required to enrol the student into an MPF scheme.

Insurance Coveragewww.polyu.edu.hk/caps/> Work-Integrated Education > Policies and Guidelines > Insurance Coverage for WIE Activities

Students taking local or offshore internships are covered worldwide under the University’s Group Personal Accident Insurance Scheme for up to HK$500,000. For offshore internships, students are encouraged to arrange additional travel insurance and medical protection.

PRC students who reside AND work in Mainland China are NOT covered within the territory of China.

Compensation and Minimum Wage Ordinancewww.polyu.edu.hk/caps/ > Work-Integrated Education > Policies and Guidelines > Statutory Minimum Wage

Compensation and/or benefits are granted solely at the company/organization’s discretion.

Please note that Statutory Minimum Wage (SMW) does not apply to student interns as well as work experience students during a period of exempt student employment. Also, SMW does not apply to interns/students with no employment relationship with the host organisation or company.

1-Year Full-time InternshipBefore applying for a 1-year full-time internship, students should consult their School/Department WIE Coordinator about study arrangement.

Offshore WIE Sponsorship (OWS)www.polyu.edu.hk/caps/> Work-Integrated Education > Sponsorship for Offshore Placements (OWS)

Full-time, non-foundation/non-final year students* of UGC-funded undergraduate degree programmes undertaking an internship in mainland China or overseas may apply to the Office of Careers and Placement Services (CAPS) for the University’s Offshore WIE Sponsorship (OWS).

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IMPORTANT !

DO NOT commence an internship before Faculty/Department endorsement.

Non-Local Studentswww.immd.gov.hk> FAQs > Visas > Study > Immigration Policy on Study

Non-local students holding valid “No Objection Letters” can legally take up placements in Hong Kong.

FB BBA non-local students

The Hong Kong Immigration Department (IMMD) should issue two “No Objection Letters” when our students enter Hong Kong:

(1) “No Objection Letter” valids for 4 years (same as normal study period of BBA programme)

• Student can take up part-time on-campus and summer employment

(2) “No Objection Letter” valids for 1 year

• Student can take up study/curriculum-related internship. This will be issued only to student who have not reached the limit set for taking up internship, i.e. one year, or one-third of the normal duration of the programme, whichever is shorter.

Non-Local Graduateswww.immd.gov.hk/> Our Services > Visas > Non-local Graduates > Immigration Arrangements for Non-local Graduates (IANG)

Immigration Department Enquiry Hotline: 2824-6111

Non-local fresh graduates can apply to stay/work in the HKSAR for a maximum period of 12 months under the “Immigration Arrangements for Non-local Graduates” (IANG) Scheme. Students who have yet obtained their Certification of Award can apply to the Hong Kong Immigration Department by providing the following documents.

(1) Transcript

(2) Exam Result Notification (ERN)

(3) Testimonial from the institution confirming students’ graduation

The application takes about 4 weeks to process upon receipt of all the required documents.

No placement should be done before the approval of IANG.

WarningTo encourage a RESPONSIBLE ATTITUDE towards work, FB students will receive a warning letter under the following conditions:

• Absent from an interview/internship without valid reason or prior notification (at least 1 day in advance)

• Late for an interview/internship without prior notification

• Quit WIE internship without valid reason

• Poor work performance (as assessed by supervisor)

• Reject an internship/interview offer without valid reason

Warned students WILL NOT be considered for any Faculty/Department-sourced WIE placement for two consecutive semesters.

FB WIE Online System

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FB WIE Online System (www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline) facilitates FB students’ 24/7 online management of WIE and career related matters. All BBA students have access to the system.

Student Login (available for new students in October)Username: Student ID (e.g. 17456789D)

Password for first login:

(1) Dept + last 4 digits of student ID (for students admitted in or after 2015/16); OR

(2) Dept + first 4 digits of HKID card/Passport No. (as recorded in AS System) (for students admitted before 2015/16)

Example:

Login Page

www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

BBA StudentAdmitted in or after 2015/16 Admitted before 2015/16

Student ID Password HKID/Passport Password

AF Students 16001234D AF1234 HKID: A123456(7) AF1234

BD Students 16002345D BD2345 HKID: Z135792(4) BD1357

LMS Students 16003456D LMS3456 HKID: Z765432(1) LMS7654

MM Students 16004567D MM4567 Passport: W654321 MM6543

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1 View WIE status and change personal information www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> My Account > Personal

i View WIE status at the bottom right corner

ii Change personal information (as necessary). Remember to click “Save Changes”

201 View WIE status and change personal information

2 Receive Email Alert for New Placement Posting

3 View and apply for placements

4 View application history

5 Upload application documents (e.g. resume/cover letter/application form)

6 Perform Self-evaluation

7 Sign up for workshop/career seminar

8 Download/view system user manual

What can a student do on

the FB WIE Online System?



2 Receive Email Alert for New Placement Posting www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> Placements > Saved Searches

i Provide a name for the search title

ii Under “Send via email”, select the frequency you want to receive Email notification

iii For “New results only“, choose “YES”

iv Finally, click “SAVE”

v Please check if New Placement Posting Email Alert is completed

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4 View application history View application details www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> Placements > My Job Applications

3 View and apply for placements www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> Placements > WIE Placements

5 Upload application documents i Upload documents (e.g. resume/cover letter/application form) www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> Documents > Pending > Click “ADD NEW”

ii View pending documents > Documents > Pending > Pending Documents

Uploaded documents will be processed in 3-4 working days.

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8 Download/view system user manual and other essential documents www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> Resources > Document Library

7 Sign up for workshop/career seminar www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline

> Events > Workshops > Click “RSVP”

6 Perform Self-evaluation (available upon placement completion)

www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wieonline > My Account > Exp. Learning > Click “Self Evaluation” under the job title

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Having an internship experience

at Hong Kong Economic Times

Limited provided me an opportunity

to explore the real business

environment, with the application

of knowledge and practical skills in

coordinating in different marketing

activities. The experience redefined

my communication skills and

networking which important to

my future studies and careers

development.

HO Wing Yan BBA (Hons) Management

Hong Kong Economic Times(HKET Summer Internship Programme 2016) Intern - Advertising

Career and Recruitment Talks

OverviewCareer and Recruitment talks have prospective employers elaborating on their expectations on new recruits and the talents they are looking for.

Benefits to StudentsStudents are provided with the latest market and industry information. They also learn about what companies expect of potential employees.

ScheduleSemester 1 and 2

Duration1 – 2 hours per session

How to apply? www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/

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Partial List of WIE Partners

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Partial List of WIE Partners

3M Hong Kong Ltd

A. S. Watson Group

Adecco Personnel Ltd.

Adidas Group Hong Kong

Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd.

Asia Airfreight Terminal

Bank of China

Barclays Capital

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (HK) Limited

BDO Limited

Bottega Veneta

Brookfield Global Relocation Services Hong Kong Limited

Business Environment Council

Campbell Soup Company

Canon Hongkong Company Limited

Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd.

Cathay Pacific Catering Services (HK) Ltd.

CEVA Logistics (HK) Ltd

China Light & Power (CLP) Holdings Limited

China Mobile Communications Corporation

Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Co., Ltd.

Citigroup

COSCO (Hong Kong) Group Limited

Dairy Farm International Holdings Limited

Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu

DHL Express (Hong Kong) Limited

Du Pont China Limited

Emperor Capital Group Limited

Ernst & Young

Euler Hermes

Federal Express (Hong Kong) Ltd.

Giordano Limited

Glaxo Smith Kline Ltd.

Goldman Sachs

Grant Thornton

Gucci Group

Hang Seng Bank Limited

Hong Kong Airport Authority

Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited

Hong Kong Disneyland Ltd.

Hong Kong Economic Times

Hongkong Electric Holdings Limited

Hong Kong International Terminals

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Hong Kong Productivity Council

Hong Kong Red Cross

Hong Kong Tourism Board

Hong Kong Trade Development Council

Hospital Authority

J.P. Morgan

Jebsen & Co. Ltd.

Junior Achievement Hong Kong

Kerry Logistics (HK) Ltd.

KPMG

Leo Burnett Limited

L’Oreal Hong Kong Limited

Maersk HK Ltd

Major Lindsey & Africa Hong Kong Limited

Microsoft Hong Kong Limited

Modern Terminals Limited

MOL Liner Limited

Motorola (HK) Limited

MTR Corporation Limited

NEC Hong Kong Limited

Nespresso

Nike Hong Kong Limited

Nokia (H.K.) Limited

NWS Transport Services Ltd.

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (OOCL)

Otis Elevator Co. (HK) Ltd.

Pacific Basin Shipping (HK) Limited

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Samsung

Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited

Societe Generale Corporate and Investment Banking

Sony Corporation of Hong Kong Ltd.

Standard Chartered Bank

The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups

Volkswagen Hong Kong Limited

Wallem Services Limited

Western Union Financial Services (Hong Kong) Limited

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The Whole Person Development Programme (WPDP) fosters the holistic development of undergraduates through guidance and training. The range of activities enables Faculty students to develop in terms of commitment, competence, communication, co-operation and confidence in addition to a global outlook.

(Reference: www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wpdp)

Whole Person Development Programme (WPDP)

To become a “whole person”, students are encouraged to participate in:

• FB Student Exchange Programme

• FB Advanced Competition Club (ACC)

• FB Mentorship Schemes

• FB Community Service Learning Programme (FB CSLP)

Students who perform excellence in the above programmes will be nominated as the FB Student Ambassadors and would have the priorities to:

• Act as the FB Super Star in FB promotion materials

• Represent the Faculty at events and during visits

• Be the Master of Ceremony in FB events

• Participate in distinguish speakers’ seminars/workshops and events/functions organized by FB or outside organisations in Hong Kong and in overseas

• Participate at important activities of FB

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EligibilityFaculty-level exchange places are open for applications from

4-Year BBA Programmes

• All Full-time Year 2 BBA students

• Full-time students admitted directly to Year 3 of BBA programmes

FB Student Exchange ProgrammePolyU Student Exchange Programme supports the all-round development of students, particularly with greater exposure to different cultures.

Outbound Exchange ProgrammeWe have outbound exchange places at (1) Institutional Level and (2) Faculty Level.

(1) Institutional Level – application open to all PolyU full-time undergraduates. The International Student Exchange Programme (Overseas) is coordinated by the International Affairs Office (IAO) (www.polyu.edu.hk/iao/) and the Student Exchange Programme (Chinese Mainland & Taiwan) is coordinated by the Chinese Mainland Affairs Office (CMAO) (www.polyu.edu.hk/cmao/). Students should check the instructions of IAO and CMAO for “Institutional Level” exchange programmes application.

(2) Faculty Level – open ONLY to undergraduates of the Faculty of Business (FB). FB students should lodge their applications with FB WPDP Team. Please refer to the schedule below.

Process Overseas ExchangeMainland China & Taiwan

Exchange

Information Session October / November –

Call for Application(for outbound exchange in the

next academic year)

October / November February

All “Faculty Level” exchange programme application via FB WPDP Team

Application Deadline Around December Around March

Interview January March

Announcement of Results February / March March / April

Briefing for Nominees February / March (by IAO) March / April (by CMAO)

Application for Sponsorship Students departing in Sem 1 – call for application in July / AugustStudents departing in Sem 2 – call for application in December / JanuaryRefer to Financial Aid section for details

Pre-departure Orientation (scheduled by IAO) (scheduled by CMAO)

Selection Criteria• Academic performance

• Language proficiency

• Leadership

• Extra-curricular activities involvement

• Community service

• Performance at interview

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who surely had an important

footprint in the world. This exchange

experience was simply unforgettable,

astonishing and fascinating.

YONG WENG Diego DanielBBA (Hons) Accounting and Finance

HEC Montreal

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Post-exchange Requirements• Submit a report on attainment and personal development to FB

& IAO/CMAO (as appropriate).

• Submit a photo journal of student exchange experience to FB.

• Complete at least 50-hour-points of voluntary service to the community, PolyU, FB or our School/Departments.

Financial Aid• University Exchange Sponsorship and FB Exchange Sponsorship

are available for application from full-time undergraduates on exchange to Mainland China, Taiwan or overseas. These two schemes support air fare, insurance and/or living expenses during exchange.

• Students with financial difficulties and going on overseas exchange can also apply for the University Hardship Fund and Faculty of Business Hardship Fund.

Partner Institutions(full list available at www.polyu.edu.hk/fb/exchange)* Percentage of FB outbound exchange students in 2016/17.

Europe 66%* Aarhus University (Denmark) Audencia Nantes School (France) of Management Hanken School of Economics (Finland) University of Groningen (The Netherlands) University of Ljublijana (Slovenia) University of Strathclyde (UK) University of Zurich (Switzerland) Uppsala University (Sweden)

... and others

Asia and Australasian countries 9%* Almaty Management University (Kazakhstan) Chulalongkorn University (Thailand) Korea University (Korea) Singapore Management University (Singapore) Rikkyo University (Japan) Universiti Brunei Darussalam (Brunei)

... and others

Mainland China & Taiwan 7%* Fudan University National Chiao Tung University (Taiwan) National Kaohsiung Marine (Taiwan) University Peking University Shanghai Jiaotong University Tsinghua University

... and others

North and South America 18%* HEC Montréal (Canada) The University of Texas at San Antonio (USA) Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) University of Florida (USA) University of Alberta (Canada) University of Sao Paulo (Brazil)

... and others

For details of FB Student Exchange

Programme, visit www.polyu.edu.hk/

fb/exchange

FB Advanced Competition Club

Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug SeptSept OctOct Nov Dec

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Schedule

Workshops

Call for ApplicationServices

FB Advanced Competition Club

Advanced Competition Club (ACC) helps outstanding students unlock their potential and deliver convincing performance in local and international competitions. Faculty members act as coaches to help them use hard tools and soft skills, work as teams, maximize their strengths and succeed in contests.

Objectives• It promotes student creativities, business analytical skills, business venture creations and provides

an opportunity for business students to get feedback from competitions to improve themselves.

• It helps students to source funding from local and overseas donors, seed funding organizations, VCs and investors for business venture.

• Through the competitions that helps students to prepare for a career in business.

• Students will benefit from the learning opportunities available at the competitions and will come away from the experience with a sense of accomplishment.

Major Activities:• A series of coaching, training and workshops are designed to help students work best in achieving good

results in prestigious local HK, mainland Chinese, Asian and International business competitions.

• By the large number of business competitions every year, invest the resources on the most popular 8-10 business competitions.

• Develop a good mechanism to recruit and train students for the competitions. Coaching, training and workshop can be provided by internal and external professions.

• Explore possible collaboration opportunities with universities, government bodies and private sectors as those units can provide extra resource to keep the winning entrepreneurship projects running.

• Provide opportunities for students to interact with entrepreneurs and advisors throughout the semesters. It allows students to quickly get in touch with external real business environment. It prepares students to develop a long-term and valuable relationship with a key mentor or team of mentors.

• The case analysis workshops will be arranged for the case competitions participants.

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For details of FB Mentorship Schemes, visit www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/

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FB Mentorship SchemesMentoring involves an experienced person advising a student on academic, personal and professional development. The Faculty‘s (1) Professional Mentoring; and (2) Student Mentoring help students

• acquire social and interpersonal skills

• develop their potential, values and aspirations

• pursue a professional career

• live up to employers’ expectations

• respond constructively to real world challenges


Professional Mentorship Student Mentorship

Nature • Senior executives offer

– guidance on career planning

– advice on professional development

• Coordinated by respective School/Departments

• Senior students with passion help junior students

• Coordinated by FB WPDP Team in collaboration with Centre STARS

Who can be a Mentee?

Students in Year 2 or above, as determined by School/Departments

FB freshmen

How to become a Mentee?

(Refer to information from School/Departments)

Freshmen are welcome to apply as mentees via www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/mentorship/mentee on or before 8 September 2017

Application Deadline

(Refer to information from respective School/Departments)

Recruitment of mentors commences in summer every year

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FB Community Service Learning Programme (FB CSLP)

Overview• Students join community service through

– FB CARES (Faculty of Business • Community • Awareness • Readiness • Engagement • Services)

– Agency for Volunteer Service (AVS)

– Self-initiated projects

• FB CARES aims at broadening students’ understanding of the community through voluntary service, encouraging them to share social responsibility and preparing them to be all-round professionals. The Following listed projects are some on-going projects which need your support.

– Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), initiated by President Clinton in 2007, is a community of young leaders who take concrete steps to solve new challenges worldwide. It has five foci, namely Education, Environment and Climate Change, Peace and Human Rights, Poverty Alleviation, and Public Health. PolyU’s Faculty of Business is the first Asian member. Students are welcome to initiate their new ideas.

– PolyU’s Wellness Clinic, operated by students from the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences and the Faculty of Business, is where students gain clinic experience and develop communication, leadership and entrepreneurial skills. The clinic is aimed mainly at providing preventive health services, including screening and other physical examinations as well as health education, such as promoting good habits. The first programme is targeted at elderly with fall risks, and upcoming will be the occupational health programme for workforce.

– ORBIS, cooperated with us on various projects to promote the awareness of ORBIS in Hong Kong, including Student Ambassador Campaign, Blind Tour and Blindfold Lunch Campaign.

During my exchange life at BI

Norwegian Business School in

Norway, I made new friends from

different nations, joined fun

activities held by host university and

many many more. Let’s have a break

to taste the peaceful and friendly

Scandinavian culture.

LI King Yu BBA (Hons) in Accounting and Finance

BI Norwegian Business School

During my exchange study at

Huddersfield in England, I learnt

Yorkshire accent and experienced

small town lifestyle. I was invited by

my local schoolmates for Christmas

dinner and tasted the traditional

Christmas dish – Turducken and

Yorkshire pudding. I enjoyed my

town life in Huddersfield!

CHENG Hiu Tan BBA (Hons) International Shipping

and Transport Logistics

CommunityAwarenessReadinessEngagementServices

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Volunteer Training Workshop

Duration Topic Remarks

1 hourConcept of voluntary service

1 hour Service planning I (organization and considerations)

I ( )

2 hours Service planning II (using business expertise and organizational

skills to address issues concerning social enterprises)

II(

)

Tailor-made for FB students to apply acquired business

knowledge to community service

• Recognition

– Attendance recorded on Co-curricular Achievement Transcript (CAT) issued by Centre STARS

– 4 WIE hours

– Certificate of Attendance

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Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb

WorkshopSemester 1

WorkshopSemester 2

Call for ApplicationSemester 2

Call for ApplicationSemester 1

Schedule

FB Comm


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Community Service by Sources

• Students could choose activities that they would like to attend

according to their experience and interests

• Each student is supervised by a project leader arranged by the NGO or FB

• Services under FB CARES are recognized under FB CSLP

• Students can access OSL’s Community Service Net www.osl.polyu.edu.hk/csnet/

• Please watch out for OSL notices via the Student Portal

• The service must involve cooperation with/participation in activities of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service-listed Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) http://dss.hkcss.org.hk/

ngo_list.php

• Prior approval from WPDP Coordinator (or delegate) is

required for such services being recognized under

FB CSLP

• OSL, on behalf of PolyU, has joined the AVS as

Corporate Member (Membership no. CM0069)

• FB promotes selected AVS services to students

• Students may visit AVS website www.avs.org.hk for more

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Sources of Community Service

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Reporting Mechanism

Community service completed

Recognition

Recognition of FB CSLP

Recognition of FB CARES

Certificate of Merit

• Issued to students with total service hours throughout the whole study period 50

• Obtainable upon graduation

CAT

• Recorded on Co-curricular Achievement Transcript (CAT) based on Centre STARS (www.polyu.edu.hk/ stars/cat/)

FB WIE

• With prior approval by Faculty, community service can count towards WIE

Record the community service hours online

To be endorsed by WPDP Coordinator for recognition under FB CSLP/ FB CARES

Service hours recorded and accumulated

Certificate of Merit obtainable upon graduation if total service hours 50 throughout the study period

For FB CSLP details and relevant forms, visit

www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/community.aspx

FB Comm


e (FB CSLP)

OSL scholarship and funding, visit

http://sl.polyu.edu.hk

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Service-Learning Scholarship Scheme• The University has set up a Service-Learning Scholarship Scheme under the administration of the

Office of Service Learning (OSL) with the following objectives:

- To recognize meritorious students who achieve outstanding performance in service-learning (SL) subjects

- To encourage students to continue their involvement in community service and act as student leaders to support the development of Service-Learning (SL) at PolyU,

(Information is extracted from: http://sl.polyu.edu.hk/07_2_sl_scholarship.html)

Financial Subsidy Scheme for offshore Service-Learning projectsThe University has set up the “Financial Subsidy Scheme for Offshore Service-Learning Projects” under the administration of the Office of Service Learning (OSL). It aims to support students who are interested in participating in offshore Service-Learning projects and have real financial difficulties for the trip. It is eligible for all full-time UGC-funded undergraduate students who are:

• taking the credit-bearing service-learning-subject-related offshore projects. (Students joining pilot projects will only be considered under very special circumstances.); AND

• receiving over half of government grant or loan (i.e. the Tertiary Student Finance Scheme – Publicly-funded Programmes (TSFS); and/or have demonstrable financial difficulties in paying the trip fee, for example: receiving Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA), or family member has a long-term / serious illness;

AND

• taking the first credit-bearing service-learning subject.

Subsidies for student-initiated service projectsPlease watch out for OSL notices.

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The Dean’s List is an initiative of the Faculty of Business to recognise students with outstanding academic performance.

Dean’s List

Dean’s List Criteria (subject to review annually):1. Students who are ranked top 10% by year GPA of the total student

population across all undergraduate programmes in the Faculty and with a year GPA of at least 3.5 in a year of study (including Semester 3, if any) will be placed on the List regardless of their programme and year.

2. Minimum credit attainment:

– 27 credits (full-time students) (at least 15 credits should be attained in PolyU)

– 15 credits (part-time students)

3. Credits transferred from non-PolyU programmes and student exchange programmes will be counted in the yearly credit attainment.

4. All final year students with yearly GPA ≥ 3.5 and an award with 2nd Class Honours (Division 1) or upper will be included on the Dean’s List regardless of credit attainment in the final year.

5. Students who have been involved in disciplinary action will not be eligible for the Dean’s List.

Award:• Certificate of Honour, which will be recorded on the transcript of

study.

Facilities

Opening Hours:Mon – Fri: 8:00a.m. – 11:00p.m.

Sat: 8:30a.m. – 8:30p.m.Sun & Public Holiday: Closed

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Kwong Sik Kwan & Hui May Kuen Multimedia Resource Centre (MMRC)Multimedia Resource Centre (MMRC) is a state-of-the-art facility for Faculty of Business students.

Centre Features:• Three multimedia studios with high-tech equipment as well

as teaching and learning software

• A common area for project activities and group discussion

Multimedia Resource Centre Rules and Guidelines1. No games or gambling.

2. No eating or drinking, unless specifically authorised.

3. No unauthorised entry into computer classrooms while class is in progress.

4. Do not mark, deface, damage, misplace, remove or destroy the Centre’s materials, equipment or property.

5. Do not leave personal belongings unattended. Report property loss to Campus Security Control Office.

6. Report accidents and damage to equipment immediately to Centre staff or security guards.

7. Back up your data. Files saved in the Centre’s computers will be permanently erased after reboot or shutdown.

8. Leave the Centre as requested by Centre staff or security guards.

9. The Centre reserves the right to restrict access to facilities without prior notice.

10. The Centre is under CCTV surveillance. Violators of Centre rules may be required to leave immediately.

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CY TUNG International Centre for Maritime Studies (ICMS)CY TUNG International Centre for Maritime Studies (ICMS) aims at becoming an international leading maritime centre that excels in professional education, research and partnership for the benefit of maritime, logistics and related sectors.

Opening Hours: (Maritime Information Technology Laboratory)

Mon – Fri: 8:00a.m. – 6:00p.m.Sat & Sun: Closed

Location:4/F, CD WingPolyU Campus

To achieve this mission, ICMS is dedicated:

• To advance the professional knowledge to meet the changing needs of maritime, logistics and related sectors

• To support maritime community in which all members can excel through education, research and consultancy

• To draw on the Centre’s expertise and connections to provide analysis and policy evaluation on shipping, logistics and ports for the local and the regional governments and industries

• To forge new partnership with other institutions and further promote industrial and academic collaboration

Centre Features:• Marine Simulation Laboratory

• GMDSS Simulation Laboratory

• Maritime Information Technology Laboratory

Target Users:LMS students, staff and research personnel (LMS undergraduate and postgraduate students can use the Maritime Information Technology Laboratory on weekdays. The other laboratories are for teaching and seminar use only.)

Facilities

IMCC Room Booking System • Rules and Regulations

Link Addresshttp://app.lms.polyu.edu.hk/roombooking/

Facilities1. Room A (approx. for 8 people)2. Room B (approx. for 8 people)3. Room A+B (approx. for 15 people)

Booking Sessions1. 0930 – 1000 7. 1430 – 15002. 1000 – 1030 8. 1500 – 15303. 1030 – 1100 9. 1530 – 16004. 1100 – 1130 10. 1600 – 16305. 1130 – 1200 11. 1630 – 17006. 1200 – 1230 12. 1700 – 1730

Users can book 2 consecutive sessions on the same day. We accept bookings with 3 days in advance.

(Open from Monday to Friday except public holidays)

Users Requirements• For booking Room A or Room B, the minimum

user should be 4 students.

• For booking Room A+B, the minimum user should be 10 students.

• Users can only book one time on the same day.• Each user can only book 4 times per week.

Claiming Reserved Rooms• Please check in your reserved room on time

or within 10 minutes of your booked session. Otherwise, your booking will be cancelled automatically.

Approval from IMCC• Confirmation will be sent out via email by the

IMCC

39IMC-Frank Tsao Maritime Library and Research & Development Centre (IMCC)IMC-Frank Tsao Maritime Library and Research & Development Centre (IMCC) aims at promoting maritime education to enhance the position of Hong Kong’s maritime industry and providing up-to-date maritime information for the government and the maritime community.

Opening Hours:Mon – Fri:

9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.; 2:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.

Sat, Sun & Public Holidays: Closed

Centre Features:• Maritime Library Books, journals, magazines and newspapers about maritime

and commercial law, shipping, logistics and supply chain management, navigation, commerce, etc.

• Database Alphaliner; Lloyd’s List; JOC.COM; World Register of Ships

• Newsletter Subscription: TradeWinds

• Journal Subscription: Journal of Airport Management

• Free Printing Service

• 2 Study Rooms

• Research & Development Centre

Target Users:• PolyU staff and students, particularly those interested in

logistics and maritime studies

• Members of the maritime community and other institutions

Location:Room FJ620PolyU Campus

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Students Programme Coordinator Office Contact

AF

Work-Integrated Education

Mr Percy Wong M739 [email protected]/wie_pages/index/1General Enquiries M731

[email protected] (2766-7134 / 2766-7086)

Student Exchange Programme

Dr Francis Lam M752 [email protected]/exchange.aspx

Student Mentorship Programme

Dr Jody Wong M717 [email protected]

www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/mentorship.aspxProfessional

Mentorship Programme

Ms Sarah Cheng M754 [email protected]

Community Service Learning Programme

Ms Ching-yee Tam M833 [email protected]/community.aspx

Contact UsAssociate Dean (Academic Support) Dr Man-kwong LeungOffice: M921c Tel: 2766-7125 Email: [email protected]

General Office:

Location: M923 Tel: 2766-5084 / 2766-5091 Email: [email protected]

FB Student Development Office:

Location: M921

Work-Integrated Education (WIE) TeamTel: 3400-3562 Email: [email protected]: www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wie

Whole Person Development Programme (WPDP) TeamTel: 3400-3578 Email: [email protected]: www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/wpdp

Students Programme Contact

BD*


FB Work-Integrated Education Team (3400-3562, [email protected])

orFB Student Development Team

(3400-3578, [email protected])



Professional Mentorship Programme


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LMS


Ms Kingship Lo M621 [email protected]

www.lms.polyu. edu.hk

Mr Owen Tang M629 [email protected]

General Enquiries [email protected] (2766-4607)


Prof. Hong Yan M616a [email protected] www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/ exchange.aspx

Student Mentorship Programme Dr Sunny Yeung M630 [email protected] www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/

mentorship.aspxProfessional Mentorship Programme

Mr Owen Tang M629 [email protected]


Dr Peter Lee M613 [email protected] www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/community.aspx


MM


Dr Eric Lam M934 [email protected]

www.polyu.edu.hk/mm/

Dr Ken Wong M1018 [email protected]

General Enquiries [email protected] (2766-7922)


Dr Chi-hong Leung M912 [email protected] www.fb.polyu.edu.hk/exchange.aspxDr Qi Cong M1023 [email protected]


Dr Ken Wong M1018 [email protected]/mentorship.aspxProfessional

Mentorship Programme


Dr Chi-hong Leung M912 [email protected]/community.aspx

* Broad Discipline of Business

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Faculty of Business www.fb.polyu.edu.hk

Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies (LMS) www.lms.polyu.edu.hk

Department of Management and Marketing (MM) www.polyu.edu.hk/mm

School of Accounting and Finance (AF) www.af.polyu.edu.hk

PolyU Units & Facilities

Academic Calendar www.polyu.edu.hk/as/students/AC.pdf

Campus Map www.polyu.edu.hk/fmo/eMap/map.php

eStudent www.polyu.edu.hk/student

Learn@PolyU https://learn.polyu.edu.hk

Centre STARS www.polyu.edu.hk/stars/

Counselling www.polyu.edu.hk/stars/counselling/

Scholarships www.polyu.edu.hk/stars/scholarships

Office of Service Learning http://sl.polyu.edu.hk/

Office of Careers & Placement Services (CAPS) www.polyu.edu.hk/caps/

International Affairs Office (IAO) www.polyu.edu.hk/iao

Chinese Mainland Affairs Office (CMAO) www.polyu.edu.hk/cmao/eng/

University Health Service www.polyu.edu.hk/uhs

Useful Links

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IMC-Frank Tsao Maritime Library and Research &

Development Centre [IMCC] (FJ620)

CY TUNG International Centre for Maritime Studies [ICMS]

(4/F, CD Wing)

Multimedia Resource Centre [MMRC]

AF WIE (M731)

LMS WIE (M628)

MM WIE (M801)

FB Career Resources Centre (M921)

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