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Hong Kong students flock to mainland China for internships

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Hong Kong students are increasingly seeking internships in mainland China, with cities like Shenzhen, Shanghai, and Beijing offering expanded opportunities. Government and university programs have significantly increased cross-border placements, with dedicated slots rising by 71% since 2023. Students are attracted by diverse sector experiences, hands-on learning in a larger market, lower living costs, and the career benefits of cross-border exposure. AI

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Hong Kong students flock to mainland China for internships

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Kristen Cheung,Benjamin Fuller,Kate Chan ·

    Why Hong Kong students are heading to mainland China to intern

    More Hong Kong students are turning to mainland China for summer internships as government and university schemes expand cross-border placements. Students said they were drawn by greater opportunities in different sectors, hands-on experience in a larger market and lower living c…

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