KWONG, Hiu Pan (MPM Class of 2023) Reporter for the Hong Kong Channel, Phoenix TV BA (Hon) in Journalism and Mass Communication (2017) Hong Kong Shue Yan University “Reporting on political and social issues is one of my job routines. HKUST’s MPM program gives me a strong understanding of public management and the policy making process. There are interesting and practical courses covering a range of public policy and management issues. These provide analytical skills and theoretical insights for journalists who wish to understand contemporary society.” IP, Man Suen (MPM Class of 2023) Senior Manager, Office of the Vice-President for Institutional Advancement, HKUST Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons.) in Communication (2004) Hong Kong Baptist University “I am excited to join the first cohort of the MPM part-time program where I can learn from world-class faculty and take part in fruitful discussion and group projects with classmates from diverse background. Apart from the strong network and bonding among the classmates and teachers, what I enjoyed most about the program was its inter-disciplinary approach with elements in policy, economics, sustainability, innovation and more. This program has certainly enabled me to acquire new knowledge and develop managerial capabilities, analytical and problem-solving skills in times of disruptive changes.” ZHANG, Jie (MPM Class of 2025) Administrative Officer, Municipal Bureau of Civil Affairs of Qufu City Bachelor of Public Administration (2020) Northwest A&F University “As a former government official in China addressing complex governance challenges, I sought interdisciplinary policy expertise. The Master of Public Management program equipped me with robust analytical frameworks through its integrated curriculum in technology policy, sustainable development, economic analysis, and political administration. Distinguished faculty conveyed nuanced sectoral insights, while peer collaboration across professions stimulated innovative approaches. This comprehensive training fundamentally enhanced my capacity for evidence-based cross-sectoral governance.” 14
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