Business between Hong Kong and Mainland China has been increasing rapidly. Obtaining insights into the management culture, taxation, company law and contemporary finances of the Mainland will help business people to succeed in this market. In the light of this trend, a number of renowned mainland professors and business managers have been invited to be instructors in a series of programmes tailored to mainland market issues. The programmes are suitable for anyone who is already engaged in or is interested in mainland business administration and management.

In order to keep up with developing market trends, new programmes on new industries such as social network marketing have been introduced as well as a wide array of award-bearing programmes and short courses on business administration, finance, management, business practices, licensing practices, US tax and business executive skills are on offer this spring.

New courses to promote a better understanding of arts and culture have been added this season including Chinese calligraphy and Latin American music, analysing romanticism in literature and the works of famous British playwrights.

Language is the key to understanding different cultures and expanding one��s horizons. In order to address the needs of students, a variety of new foreign language courses in addition to the popular choices such as English, Spanish and Italian have been added. There is also a Chinese pinyin course (Chinese phonics) on offer to help students improve their pronunciation of Putonghua.

Environmental protection and heritage conservation have been at the heart of public discussion and concern lately. To cater to this rising interest and help nurture new talent, new programmes on low-carbon management, heritage conservation and tree management have been introduced.

New programmes are featured on bodily health including healthy cooking methods, and health care and beauty.