Aims

1. Develop an interest in exploring human behaviour and social issues through an economic perspective;
2. Understand the world in which they live through mastery of basic economic knowledge;
3. Enhance their general intellectual capacity for life-long learning through developing their abilities in economic analysis, so that they possess the skills necessary for reasoning about issues and making rational choices; and
4. Participate as informed and responsible citizens in the decision-making processes of a modern democratic society.

Objectives for the year

1. Strengthen students’ learning ownership and unleash learning potential by optimizing teaching and learning pedagogy
2. Open up global perspectives and deepen learning’s meaning by reimagining the curriculum
3. Nurture positive attitudes and let students live a flourishing life through positive education
4. Nurture students’ entrepreneurial spirit

Members

Highlighted Activities

1.    STMC Fair Trade Campus Sale
It is a student-led experiential activity designed to foster entrepreneurial spirit. Students take charge of raising capital, selecting products, placing online orders, contacting suppliers, pricing, packaging, promoting, and managing finances. This initiative allows them to apply economic and BAFS concepts while developing skills in creativity, communication, and collaboration. Additionally, it broadens their global perspective by addressing issues like income inequality and child labour in developing countries.

2.    Business Competition and Project Competition 
Our students actively participate in different business and project competitions, such as JA International Trade Challenge, HKCC Business Excellence Contest and Smart Consumption Academy Project Competition. Through conducting research, drafting professional strategic plans and presenting their ideas, our students can enrich their experience and broaden their horizons.

 

 

 

3.    Study tour to Taiwan
Economics students engage in enriching experiences at enterprises and technology firms in Taiwan. They explore innovative business practices, gain insights into the dynamic economy, and interact with industry leaders. These visits enhance their understanding of Asian markets, fostering a practical application of economic theories in a real-world context.

 

 

4.    Sharing by Economics Professor
Professor Byron Tsang explored intriguing economic concepts and theories about comparative advantage in the engaging session. He also discussed his reading habits and introduced his latest books to the students. The students found the experience both enlightening and rewarding.

 

 

5.    Financial Workshops
Through interactive financial workshops, our students learn financial management concepts and skills that benefit them lifelong.

 

 

6.    Visit Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Through the visit to Hong Kong Monetary Authority, our students learn the history of money and banking in Hong Kong, as well as the latest development of fintech in Hong Kong.