
About Us
Founded in 2009, the University Business Consulting Club (UBCC) is a non-profit organisation registered in Hong Kong. Guided by our founding principle, “Doing reliable things, becoming reliable people,” UBCC welcomes students with an interest in the business world and supports them in building practical knowledge, analytical capability and professional confidence.
Our Aim
UBCC provides a platform for students to practise professional knowledge, broaden their business perspectives and develop structured problem-solving skills. Through weekly training, case-based learning, industry sharing, competitions and member-led projects, we help students strengthen their capabilities in consulting, finance, business strategy, market analysis, digital transformation and professional communication.
Our Structure
The UBCC 18th Executive Committee is led by the President and three Vice Presidents responsible for Training Affairs, Administrative Affairs and External Affairs. Each Vice President works with the Executive Committee Members in the corresponding function. An IT & Technology Department is currently under development and will report directly to the President.
UBCC 18th Executive Committee organisational structure
Planned Activities in Academic Year 2026–27
UBCC will conduct a structured two-semester training programme. Semester 1 is designed for probationary members and culminates in a final case presentation. Semester 2 is designed for formal members and advances from case-interview fundamentals to strategy, implementation and a consulting capstone project.
Semester 1 — Probationary Members
Date & Time | Intended Audience | Activity / Theme |
9 September 2026 | 60 probationary members | Industry Sharing Session with a Guest Speaker from McKinsey & Company |
23 September 2026 | 60 probationary members | UBCC Introduce + Written case feedback session + Financial Industry Overview |
7 October 2026 | 60 probationary members | Structured Problem Solving: MECE, Issue Trees & Hypothesis-Driven Thinking |
21 October 2026 | 60 probationary members | Market Sizing & Data-Driven Analysis |
4 November 2026 | 60 probationary members | Market, Customer & Competitor Analysis |
11 November 2026 | 60 probationary members | Business Model & Profitability Analysis |
18 November 2026 | 60 probationary members | Excel for Consulting Analysis + Guest Sharing Pre-session: Industry & Role Overview |
25 November 2026 | 60 probationary members | Guest Sharing Session |
2 December 2026 | 60 probationary members | Final presentation |
Planned Activities in Academic Year 2026–27
Semester 2 — Formal Members
Date & Time | Intended Audience | Activity / Theme |
3 February 2027 | 30 formal members | Consulting Case Interview Fundamentals + Guest Sharing Pre-session: Industry & Role Overview |
17 February 2027 | 30 formal members | Case improvement Session with a Guest Speaker from McKinsey & Company |
24 February 2027 | 30 formal members | Growth Strategy & Market Entry |
3 March 2027 | 30 formal members | Profitability Improvement & Business Turnaround |
17 March 2027 | 30 formal members | Commercial Due Diligence |
24 March 2027 | 30 formal members | Digital Strategy & AI Transformation |
31 March 2027 | 30 formal members | Implementation Planning & Change Management |
7 April 2027 | 30 formal members | Executive Communication & Consulting Storytelling |
14 April 2027 | 30 formal members | Consulting Recruitment: CV, Fit Interview & Personal Branding |
21 April 2027 | 30 formal members | Consulting Capstone Project: Independent Case Analysis & Feedback |
How to Become Our Members
- Probationary Member Selection: Approximately 60–70 probationary members will be selected after the application period. Applicants may be assessed through written case assignments, interviews and group-based activities.
- Weekly Training: Probationary members in Semester 1 and formal members in Semester 2 will participate in structured training covering consulting, financial and business analysis, technical skills, communication and professional development.
- Formal Member Selection: Approximately 30–40 formal members will be selected at the end of Semester 1 based on their final case presentation, continuous assessment, commitment and overall performance.
Orientation Camp for Freshmen
August 2026 | UBCC 2026 Orientation Camp
UBCC organised an introductory case competition and a series of campus and city activities to help freshmen develop case-solving skills, explore HKU and Hong Kong, build new connections and adapt more smoothly to university life.
Format: Face-to-face
Industry Sharing and Public Events
During Academic Year 2026–27, UBCC will organise selected guest-sharing sessions, career talks, case-related activities and professional-development events. Participation details, eligibility and registration arrangements will be announced through UBCC’s official channels. Selected events may be open to other HKU students, subject to capacity and the arrangements of each event.
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Contact Us
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