CEIBS has once again claimed the #2 spot in the Financial Times’ global ranking of Executive MBA programmes for 2022. Today’s announcement marks the third consecutive year CEIBS has landed in the #2 position. The school’s Global EMBA (GEMBA) programme is now the top-ranked single-school EMBA programme in the world. CEIBS also remained #1 in Asia in the FT’s MBA ranking earlier this year.

CEIBS GRE Full Scholarship open to applicants planning to enroll in 2023 intake

Forty-one senior management talent returned to the classroom at our Shanghai Campus today to embark on their four-year learning journey with the CEIBS (Switzerland) Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme.

The opening ceremony for the CEIBS MBA Class of 2024 was held today.

The opening ceremony for the CEIBS-EHL Hospitality EMBA (HEMBA) programme 2022 cohort was held at Shanghai Campus today, with more than 110 students formally starting their 18-month journey.

The CEIBS Alumni French Chapter hosted a Building and Leading High-Performance Teams and Cultures workshop this weekend, welcoming 14 alumni to the two-day learning event at the M Social Hotel on Paris’s Boulevard Haussmann.

Fifty-six CEIBS alum-led companies have been named to the recently-released China’s Top 500 Private Enterprises list published by the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce.

September 22, 2022. Shanghai – Earlier this month, Professor of Accounting and Director of the CEIBS Case Centre Chen Shimin visited both Harvard Business Publishing – Education in the US and Ivey Publishing in Canada. During his visits, he shared updates with the school’s partners on the development of the Global Platform of China Cases (ChinaCases.Org) as well as the review criteria and accepted cases for the Global Contest for the Best China-Focused Cases.

The visits also produced consensus on stepping up cooperation in a number of ways, including the creation of an “express channel” for the inclusion of selected ChinaCases.Org cases in the Ivey Publishing library and the acceptance of non-CEIBS cases submitted by ChinaCases.Org for review by the Harvard case library for the first time.