Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Online Programme

Facing the problems in leadership and morality in modern enterprises, the value of traditional culture applied to the field of contemporary management has been gradually attracted attention. To promote Buddhist education and implement the concept of Humanistic Buddhism, the Centre for Studies of Humanistic Buddhism of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism jointly organized the Online Programme in Management Culture of Humanistic Buddhism.

 

Master Hsing Yun pointed out: “In the courses offered by universities all over the world, ‘Enterprise Management’ is a popular subject. When it comes to management, Buddhism has a unique set of management science ages before.” The combination of Humanistic Buddhism and modern management thinking meet the daily needs of modern people. and all walks of life can learn from the ideological principles of Buddhism to promote the ethics of the company’s business and let employees and customers obtain a stable and peaceful state of mind. In addition, it is a new model and new trend of “self-conscious management” to apply Buddhism to the management of the company and shape the culture of the company.

Organizer

Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism

 

Course Facets

  • First-run: The world’s first online programme in self-conscious management.
  • Teachers: Taught by renowned teachers in Buddhism, the academic and business circles.
  • Dual certificates: Certificates from world-class universities and well-known Buddhist research institutes. 
  • Citta-dharma: Theory combining with practice – the management method that can be applied lifelong.
  • Network: expand business contacts and increase individual competitiveness.

 

Target

Those who are engaged in management or are interested in inheritance of the culture management of Chinese.

  • No restrictions on countries or regions, educational qualifications, or beliefs.
  • 20 years old (inclusive) or above, no bad habits.

 

Objective

To combine the Humanistic Buddhist belief that inheriting Chinese culture with contemporary management, the course provides diversified thinking for business managers, establishes a comprehensive management culture, and realizes the sustainable development of enterprises.

  1. Conduct strategic analysis and rational decision-making by combining the Buddhist management theory and practice;
  2. Communicate and negotiate with customers by following the Buddha’s wisdom;
  3. Improve leadership skills to lead employees with various personality to increase team efficiency;
  4. Provide methods to identify and analyze the ethical corporate social responsibility as well as establish corporate culture.

 

Consultants and Teachers

Course Consultant
1. Master Cihui, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Fo Guang University

 

Course Director
1. Prof. CHEN Chien-huang, Director of Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism, Chinese University of Hong Kong
2. Venerable Miao Fan, Dean of Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism

 

Teachers lineup

  1. Dr. Wang Shaoying, General Manager of Together Best And You(台比荷聯有限公司).
  2. Venerable Ru Chang, Curator of Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum
  3.  Venerable Miao Fan, Director of Dean of Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism
  4. Chairman Mr. Nelson Chang, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Taiwan Cement Corporation
  5. Professor Chen Changfen, expert professor of Finance Department, School of Management, National Taiwan University
  6. Professor CHEN Chien-huang, Director of the Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism, the Chinese University of Hong Kong
  7. Venerable Huiping, President of Fo Guang Shan Volunteer Association
  8. Professor Luo Weidong, President of Hangzhou City University
  9. Venerable Jue Pei, Secretary-General of The Buddha’s Light International Association, Board of Directors of Headquarters

 

 

 Course Structure

The course consists of four modules, 12 lessons for each module with a total of 48 lessons.

Module Number Module Name   Class
HBMC 5005 Self-Conscious management classic 4 lectures, 12 lessons
HBMC 5006 Self-Conscious talent management and organizational performance 4 lectures, 12 lessons
HBMC 5007 Chan of Self-Conscious Management Enterprise 4 lectures, 12 lessons
HBMC 5008 Self-Conscious innovative thinking and intellectual capital 4 lectures, 12 lessons

 

Schedule

The weekly class is from 07:00pm to 09:30pm on Tuesday evening for each module, with 3 classes each time, one seminar for each module, and the course is completed in four months.

Module Course Title First lecture Second lecture Third lecture Fourth lecture Seminar
1 Self-Conscious management classic July 5 July 12 July 19 July 26 July 30
2 Self-Conscious talent management and organizational performance August 2 August 9 August 16 August 23 August 27
3 Chan of Self-Conscious Management Enterprise August 30 September 6 September 13 September 20 September 24
4 Self-Conscious innovative thinking and intellectual capital September 27 October 4 October 11 October 18 October 22

* The course organizer reserves the right of interpretation for any adjustment on the course schedule time and date.
* In case of special incidents or leave of lecturer, the course sponsor has the right to change all arrangements relevant to the course.

General Information

Inauguration Ceremony
7:30pm ~ 8:30pm July 3, 2022 (Sunday)

Commencement Date
07:00pm ~ 09:30pm July 5, 2022 (Tuesday)

Venue
ZOOM online teaching

Language
Mandarin

Criteria for Certificate

Students who complete this course and meet the following conditions will be jointly issued a certificate of completion of the “Programme in Self-Conscious Management Culture” by the Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Fo Guang Shan Institute of Humanistic Buddhism:

  • At least 80% attendance for each module
  • Submission of the Final Report of the course

 

Graduation Ceremony
3D2N meditation camp in Fo Guang Shan (Depends on the condition of COVID-19, expenses on air tickets, other transportation and accommodation are not covered on the tuition fee)

 

Admission Information

Admission Method

  • Submission of the Application Form online
  • Admission and payment
  1. After receiving the “Course Admission Notice” by email, please pay the tuition fee within five working days.
  2. Send the remittance receipt of the tuition fee (electronic file) to cshb-mc@cuhk.edu.hk.

 

Tuition Fee

NT$48,000
1. Course fees must be paid in full upon admission, and paid fees will not be refunded.
2. The paid tuition fees and admission qualifications are not transferable to others.

 

Application Date

From now until June 15, 2022 (Wednesday)
(until full)

 

Enquiries

Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 3943 0646
Email: cshb-mc@cuhk.edu.hk

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