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Why Wei had to move to Hong Kong to get a competitive edge
It's a "miracle" university, founded just 25 years ago and now ranked in the world's Top 50. How did the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology do it?
Kelsey Munro is Acting Education Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald.
It's a "miracle" university, founded just 25 years ago and now ranked in the world's Top 50. How did the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology do it?
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