MBA in China?

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by ymhere » Wed Jan 27, 2010 5:37 pm

CEIBS(China Europe International Business School) is a 18-month MBA taught in English based in Shanghai, China. It's a joint programme between China Government & European Union. Here are some quick facts about CEIBS.

Student profile:
class size :190
Average age: 29
Average GMAT : 695 (2009 class)
International students; 38%
Here is the 2010 brochure & placement report download site: https://www.ceibs.edu/mba/index.shtml

CEIBS MBA Programme Ranking:
#1 in China (2 consecutive years): BusinessWeek
"Most Valuable in China" (3 consecutive years: Forbes China
#4 Top Non-US business school (2009): Forbes magazine
#22 worldwide, full-time MBA Programme (2010); 3-year average ranking = #14: Financial Times
#2 "Best Business School in Far Eastern Asia" (2009): Edversal (award chosen by 1000 international b-school deans)
#5 "Schools in Asia most favored employers": QS Top MBA website

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by beatthegmat » Fri Jan 29, 2010 3:04 pm

Really interested in following the rise of MBA programs in Asia. I've been super impressed by the progress of Indian business schools in the last few years, and I can only imagine that Chinese business schools like CEIBS will become an evergrowing force in the MBA market in the future.

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by maverick_andy » Sun Jan 31, 2010 6:24 pm

as far as CEIBS is concerned. It is far most good college in Asia apart from ISB and Hong Kong UST Business School. I heard that We need to go through mandatory Chinese language program.

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by beatthegmat » Sun Jan 31, 2010 7:43 pm

maverick_andy wrote:as far as CEIBS is concerned. It is far most good college in Asia apart from ISB and Hong Kong UST Business School. I heard that We need to go through mandatory Chinese language program.

Very intriguing--I love the idea of the mandatory Chinese program (makes sense to me!). If there is interest, maybe BTG could organize a real-time roundtable with CEIBS to have our community learn more about their program?

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by maverick_andy » Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:46 am

beatthegmat wrote:
maverick_andy wrote:as far as CEIBS is concerned. It is far most good college in Asia apart from ISB and Hong Kong UST Business School. I heard that We need to go through mandatory Chinese language program.
Very intriguing--I love the idea of the mandatory Chinese program (makes sense to me!). If there is interest, maybe BTG could organize a real-time roundtable with CEIBS to have our community learn more about their program?

University provides learning material which is easily learn-able in a month. my friend is there @ Chinese university pursuing his Post-grad. Hope I will get hold of that book. and let you know people soon.

@ ERIC

It will help us lot, if their community shares their Ideas

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by beatthegmat » Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:54 pm

Hey Andy,

Thanks for that feedback. I'll reach out to the program director at CEIBS and we'll try to figure out an online event to host for the BTG community.

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