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Looking to conduct cutting-edge research using social big data? 

CBSA is a great place to work, learn and grow, providing a supportive and rewarding environment for researchers to achieve their personal and professional goals. 

We are led by Professor Kai-Lung Hui and have an interdisciplinary team of faculty, researchers, and staff from a wide variety of backgrounds, including statisticians, economists, social science researchers, accountants, computer scientists, data scientists, communications professionals, and web developers. The Center draws on diverse expertise to study pressing business and social issues using a wide range of data sources including social media, user-generated content, and more. We welcome academic scholars and industry practitioners to collaborate with us on addressing emerging issues for the long-term betterment of Hong Kong and beyond.

 

How to Apply

 

The Center offers exciting and challenging employment opportunities such as research assistantships for recent graduates and postdoctoral fellowships for promising young researchers interested in exploring new research questions or applying their knowledge to real-world problems. 

All open positions are posted on the HKUST careers site. If you are looking for job openings, you may narrow down your search and browse by posting type: Academic/Teaching/Teaching Support, Non-Academic, and Research. If you are considering multiple opportunities, it is best to submit a separate application and cover letter for each position.

 

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NEWS
Growing Popularity of Concerts is a Key Indicator of Hong Kong's Changing Tourism Landscape (in Chinese)
Posted on: Thu May 30 2024

CBSA in the Media: 香港經濟日報HKET

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WORKING PAPERS
After the Dust Settled: Online Participation and Adaptation in Hong Kong
Posted on: Fri May 03 2024

This study finds that online messages reflecting Hong Kong citizens' policy preferences and adaptation to the changing environment showed support for the National Security Law increasing after its enactment, with positive and neutral messages outweighing negative messages both before and after the law took effect.


 

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NEWS
Resurgence of Mainland Chinese Tourists during the Holidays: Insights For the Tourism Industry (in Chinese)
Posted on: Fri Apr 12 2024

CBSA in the Media: 香港經濟日報HKET

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Center for Business and Social Analytics
Rm 6061, Lee Shau Kee Business Building, HKUST
+852 3469 2637
cbsa@ust.hk