The MGSM Master of Management programme is a specialized Master level programme that allows students to focus on a particular area of management. Taught at the same level as the MBA, the Master of Management has been specially designed to suit the needs of the local students with active professional careers in eight specializations including:

Free Information Sessions
The Master of Management in General Management, Human Resource Management, Logistics & Operations Management, Marketing Management and Hospitality & Tourism Management will commence in January 2005 and are now open for applications. Deadline for application is 24 September 2004. To provide more information for potential candidates, free information sessions will be organized as follows:

Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)
The total course fee is HK$ 246,000 (Application fee: HK$150, 1st year: HK$20,500/ subject x 4; 2nd to 5th year: HK$10,250/ subject x 4 each year)
Commencement Date: January 2005
Deadline for Application: 24 September 2004
Enquiry: 2774 8500 HKMA Customer Service hotline 2774 8533 Ms Doris Ng

About The Macquarie University and the MGSM
In four decades, Macquarie University has developed from a small but innovative institution to a multifaceted university in the heart of one of Australia's major high technology parks.

The Macquarie University campus is set in 135 hectares of rolling lawns and natural bush, about 16 km north-west of the Sydney CBD. Current student enrolment is around 29,000.

Macquarie offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in economic and financial studies, management, early childhood education, humanities, education, languages, creative arts, law, studies in culture, media and philosophy, environmental and life sciences, linguistics, psychology and mathematical, physical and information sciences.

Students are supported by a comprehensive academic advising system and a Library which contains approximately one million volumes and modern information facilities.

Since its establishment, Macquarie University has recognized the importance of international links and has taken many steps to strengthen and foster these connections. The University has more than 5,700 international students from more than 75 countries studying on campus, with another 900 studying offshore. International students play an important part in the life of the University and Macquarie is committed to providing high quality personal and academic support services to its international students.

Macquarie University has developed and enhanced a high-performance research culture. The University currently hosts six national research centres and facilities on campus, working in the areas of biotechnology, geochemical evolution and metallogeny of continents, lasers and their applications, conservation and management of marsupials, English language teaching and research, and cognitive science. Macquarie also has nineteen university research centres ranging from ancient history and special education to natural hazards and astrobiology.
(Website: www.macquarie.edu.au)

Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM) was established in 1969, making it the oldest continuously operating postgraduate school of business administration in New South Wales. It is regarded as a graduate school of great renown.