What kind of career switch is possible for MBAs after graduation? Where should you start with career planning? How can you put yourself in a superior position in the eyes of recruiters? And how can you balance both short-term and long-term career goals?

The Department of Strategy & Entrepreneurship Annual Academic Symposium serves as a forum for academic scholars to share cutting-adge ideas that hold relevance to scholarship and business practice and will feature presentations by leading scholars on emerging market-related issues.

We cordially invite you to attend the CEIBS Executive Forum on September 12, 2019 with Professor and Doctor of Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) Eberhard Abele, Director of Institute for Production Management, Technologies and Machine Tools (PTW), who will give a lecture on The Future of Production: What Industry 4.0 Entails, Which Challenges Remain.

We cordially invite professionals who are interested in enrolling in our full-time MBA programme to attend the first exclusive open lecture of the CEIBS MBA 2022 recruitment season. Join us for a lecture by a member of our outstanding faculty to get a feel for MBA life inside the classroom and then learn more about life outside the classroom as current students and members of the MBA Admissions team guide you around the Shanghai campus and answer your questions.

Have a coffee on us, in Seoul, and speak with CEIBS admissions staff about the full-time English-language MBA programme at China Europe International Business School.

Have a coffee on us, in Taipei, and speak with CEIBS admissions staff about the full-time English-language MBA programme at China Europe International Business School.

Join us for this live webinar to hear from six experts who will answer questions about CEIBS' MBA programme, programme requirements, application processes and funding options — plus how you can increase your chances of being admitted!

Have a coffee on us in Beijing and talk with CEIBS admissions staff and MBA students about the full-time English-taught MBA programme at China Europe International Business School (CEIBS).

Faced with disruption brought about by digitalization, multinational corporations are realizing the value of partnering with external actors – including start-ups. However, while established corporations and start-ups do have complementary capabilities that could result in win-win collaboration they often find that developing productive partnerships is not straightforward. The very thing that attracts them to each other – their significant differences – also makes it difficult to work together. Therefore, the partnering process must be approached not only enthusiastically but thoughtfully.