The 30 student ambassadors who will represent the 175 members of the CEIBS MBA Class of 2020 were inaugurated today. They

CEIBS MBA students recently received advice from eight executives in seven different fields as part of the MBA Department Career Development Centre’s (CDC) efforts to prepare them for life after graduation.

September 12, 2018. Shanghai – Using data from this year’s China Business Survey which he co-authored, CEIBS Associate Dean & Professor of Management Juan Antonio Fernandez this evening provided solid advice on how to do business in and with China in the years ahead.

“The biggest change in the country has been social. The middle class is the future,” he said.

September 3, 2018. Shanghai – As part of the bilateral MBA exchange programme, CEIBS Shanghai campus today welcomed 82 inbound exchange students from 27 countries. The Inbound MBAs from 23 partner schools will join their CEIBS counterparts for the fall term of the full-time 18-month programme. At the same time, 76 CEIBS MBA students prepare to head in the opposite direction for outbound exchange semesters with 27 overseas schools including Wharton, INSEAD, and London Business School.

Online applications are now being accepted for the MBA Class of 2021, which kicks off in August 2019.

The new Student Committee serving the MBA Class of 2020 was announced today.

More than 100 companies with long-term partnerships with CEIBS hired graduates from the MBA Class of 2018, including ABInBev, ADB, Alibaba, Amazon, AstraZeneca, Baidu, Bain & Company, CFLD, Danaher, DuPont, EBON, Ford, HSBC, JD, Johnson & Johnson, Kraft Heinz, Lilly China, McKinsey & Company, Microsoft, Nomura, SAIF Partners, Siemens, Springs Capital, Tencent, vivo, Walmart, and 3M. Chinese enterprises, especially high technology companies, attracted 47% of MBA graduates.

Today marked the beginning of a new chapter rooted in “China Depth, Global Breadth” as our Shanghai campus welcomed 175 students from 17 countries and regions for the CEIBS MBA2020 opening ceremony and cocktail reception.

CEIBS is the only business school from mainland China to make it onto the top 50; the MBA was ranked #30, moving up 6 spots from last year.