HKU Business School Plans Vietnam Campus Amid Economic Growth
The Hong Kong University (HKU) Business School is planning to open a campus in Vietnam, a move seen as significant given Vietnam's rapid economic growth and the need for substantial infrastructure investment. This initiative is expected to contribute to Vietnam's human resource development and enhance its international competitiveness.
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