Join us on June 24, 2023, for this special Masterclass in Tokyo, Japan on the theme of Rethinking Consumers and Competition in the China Market.

Have a coffee on us and speak with admissions staff, current students, and alumni from the CEIBS MBA programme. Find out more about our full-time English-language programme ranked #1 in Asia by the Financial Times for seven consecutive years.

CEIBS Global Executive MBA, ranked #2 worldwide by the Financial Times for three consecutive years, invites you to join our three-day Rising Leaders Programme focusing on core aspects needed for leaders to navigate in a volatile world. This programme is a chance for rising leaders to immerse themselves in our Global EMBA classroom and strengthen their leadership.

CEIBS is organizing an international forum on the use of AI-powered applications. Our goal is to discuss ethical issues arising in the development and use of AI and to exchange views on viable solutions to pressing ethical challenges. The forum is a platform to share current practices adopted in different industries/firms, and to seek solutions informing business practice moving forward.

Please join us for our upcoming CEIBS Executive Forum on June 12, 2023, for an exclusive fireside chat featuring CEIBS Dean Emeritus and Harvard Professor John Quelch and CEIBS Professor of Economics and Finance Xu Bin on the theme of Global Economic Trends, the Role of the US and How to Compete in an Economic Downturn.

Have a coffee, on us, in London on June 7 and speak with CEIBS admissions staff about our full-time English-language MBA programme ranked #1 in Asia by the Financial Times for seven consecutive years.

We cordially invite you to attend our exclusive 1+1 Lecture on “China and the World: The Case of Africa” in Lagos on June 3, 2023.

Have a coffee on us and speak with admissions staff, current students, and alumni from the CEIBS MBA programme. Find out more about our full-time English-language programme ranked #1 in Asia by the Financial Times for seven consecutive years.

Encompassing 11 major cities, over 71 million people, and five international airports in an area the size of Croatia, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) represents China’s biggest gateway to the outside world. A new development plan aims to transform the region into a world-leading economic and business hub on par with other globally-recognized metropolitan areas such as San Francisco, Tokyo and New York.