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“Don’t Get Replaced by AI”: HKSTP Inspires HKBU Business Students to Future-Proof Their Careers
8 Oct, 2026
HKBU School of Business students join the HKSTP team for an inspiring session on innovation, technology, and future-ready careers.
HKBU School of Business welcomed representatives from the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) on 8 October 2026 for a career talk on Hong Kong’s innovation and technology (I&T) ecosystem and emerging career opportunities.
The session featured sharing by HKSTP representatives Mr Martin Liu, Assistant Director, AI and Data; Mr Nicholas Ooi, Manager, Talent Programmes and Talent Development; Ms Helen HN Chen, Manager, Talent Programmes and Talent Development ; Mr Jimmy Yuen, Officer, Talent Programmes - Talents and Human Resources Division. Participants also heard from a current HKSTP intern, who shared her firsthand experience and insights from her internship journey.
Students learned about HKSTP’s role in operating Hong Kong Science Park and supporting technology ventures and talent development. Mr Ooi highlighted the growing demand for multidisciplinary talent within the innovation and technology sector. He emphasised that opportunities at HKSTP extend beyond STEM-related disciplines, offering diverse career paths for students with backgrounds in business, marketing, management and other fields.
Speakers introduced HKSTP’s Talent Foundry Programme, which aims to build AI literacy and practical skills among students, graduates and young professionals. They also highlighted internship, graduate and entrepreneurship opportunities, encouraging participants to rethink traditional career trajectories and explore emerging opportunities in Hong Kong’s innovation and technology sector.
The interactive session prompted lively discussions on AI, career competitiveness and personal development. Students were encouraged to view AI not as a threat, but as a tool that can enhance productivity, foster innovation and strengthen their professional profiles in an increasingly technology-driven workplace.
The School extends its sincere appreciation to HKSTP and its representatives for sharing their expertise and experiences. The talk supports the School’s efforts to prepare students for a changing, technology-driven workplace.