Hong Kong Joint University Case Challenge 2017
HKU International Case Society(HICS) is inviting applications from FBE UG students for theHong Kong Joint University Case Challenge 2017.
HICS is an exclusive student group which aims to provide professional training to FBE undergraduates who show strong interest and exhibit potentials in participating in international case competitions, on behalf of The University of Hong Kong.
Please refer to the email from HICS below for more information regarding the competition. Thank you.
[Message from HKU International Case Society (HICS)]
Dear FBE UG students,
Looking for a joint-university business case competition to meet top students from other universities in Hong Kong? Here’s a golden opportunity!
Hong Kong Joint University Case Challenge 2017 is a local case competition jointly organized by the case societies of The University of Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. 4 teams from each of these 3 universities will be selected to take part in this competition which will be held on 21st January 2017 (Saturday) on HKU campus. The competition is in Mock ICC format, i.e. all teams will only receive the competition case 24 hours before the competition day.
Interested students please form into teams of 4 members and apply at https://goo.gl/MdtvQV. Cross-year formation of teams is highly encouraged. For students who have joined case competitions before, please email the powerpoint presentation or proposal (in .doc/.docs/.ppt/.pptx format) which you used in previous case competitions to hics.hku@gmail.com. All materials collected will be used for internal selection only.
Application deadline is 6th January 2017 (Friday). Results will be announced by mid-January 2017.
Should you have further enquiries, please do not hesitate to email HICS at hics.hku@gmail.com.
All students from The Faculty of Business and Economics are welcome to apply!
Best Regards,
HKU International Case Society
Disclaimer: HICS provides a platform to students to receive professional trainings specifically for international case competitions. The membership is enrolled on a voluntary basis, without credit-bearing nature. In the team selection process for international case competitions, HICS members DO NOT have any exclusive privileges. Yet, it is definitely a plus to have relevant case cracking and team collaboration experience.