Academic Structure
MS-EM students are required to complete 4 Core Modules, 4 Elective Modules and the MSc Project. Details of the modules are listed as below:
Core Modules
Providing students with the accounting and business planning skills essential for entrepreneurial management.
Developing students’ understanding of creativity, entrepreneurship and the relationship between them both in theory and practice.
Enabling students to gain a broader view of the financing landscape for start-ups (or younger firms) and to consider various funding sources including angel investment, crowd-funding, venture capital, private equity and hybrid financing.
Allowing students to explore the complexities of managing key marketing processes, with a focus on what is unique to and effective for entrepreneurial pursuits.
Elective Modules (Choose 4 modules from the following)
Giving students the opportunities to understand the unique challenges and opportunities in management and strategic issues of family firms.
Allowing students to explore the impacts of emerging digital technologies on traditional marketing practices.
Providing students with an advanced understanding of the knowledge required to manage innovation within organizations and the multifaceted drivers and barriers of firm innovative performance under the rapidly changing business world.
Developing students’ understanding on the core components of managing and leading the growth and development of new ventures and entrepreneurial organisations, along with an introduction to theories, concepts, and skills relevant to these contexts.
Introducing students to recent topics in entrepreneurship and the practical issues involved for starting and managing a business, together with the ethical aspects of entrepreneurial management.
MSc Project in Entrepreneurial Management
Providing students with an excellent opportunity to bring together the theory and practice of entrepreneurial management learnt during the programme and to carry out an in-depth investigation into a particular theme.
All modules are taught and assessed in English. A non-credit bearing English course on academic writing skills is open for students at their own cost. The course fee for 2021/22 intakes is HK$3,000.
The Programme Director may request students to take this English course on academic grounds.
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