Is the Open University of Hong Kong’s MBA recognized in China?

The Open University of Hong Kong MBA is recognized in China.

The degree from the Open University of Hong Kong has been recognized by the Ministry of Education. With the approval of the Ministry of Education, the Open University of Hong Kong officially began to recruit outstanding mainland students in 2007. The Open University of Hong Kong, referred to as "OUHK", is one of the 12 Hong Kong universities approved by the Ministry of Education and allowed to enroll students in mainland China.

The university’s MBA program meets students’ needs for promotion and salary increase, professional title evaluation, corporate financing and listing (the academic qualifications of senior managers need to be disclosed), applying for doctoral studies and employment in overseas universities, and applying for extra points for immigration. . The school adheres to the school-running spirit of being easy on the entry and strict on the exit. There is no need to take national examinations for admission, and admission is based on a qualification review system and interviews.

After completing the credits, completing the thesis defense, and passing the graduation examination, you can obtain a globally recognized MBA master's degree certificate. The degree awarded is recognized by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and has the same status as other Hong Kong public universities.

The school profile is as follows:

The Open University of Hong Kong generally refers to the Metropolitan University of Hong Kong. Metropolitan University of Hong Kong, referred to as "Metropolitan University", was founded by the Hong Kong government in 1989. Tudor University is the third higher education institution in Hong Kong approved to award degrees.

Metropolitan University’s main campus and Jockey Club campus are equipped with comprehensive teaching facilities, including libraries, computer and science laboratories, clinical nursing teaching centers, testing and certification laboratories, cultural and creative studios and laboratories, Language laboratories, study rooms, student lounges, recreational facilities, restaurants and more.