CEIBS has once again placed in the top tier of schools in the world in the Financial Times’ annual ranking of MBA programmes released today. The school secured the #16 spot in the latest ranking, making it the only non-US/non-European school to appear in the FT’s top tier in 2022. It also marks the sixth consecutive year CEIBS has finished both in the top tier and as the top school in Asia.

CEIBS alumni from across Germany were reunited at the Radisson Blu Conference Hotel in Dusseldorf on February 4-5 for one of the first in-person workshops to be hosted by CEIBS in Europe since 2020

Two sets of CEIBS winners have featured in this year’s Financial Times Responsible Business Education Awards – a teaching case focused on protecting children from hazardous materials, and an alumnus who is helping reduce coal consumption in northern China.

With a new year upon us, we finally put 2021 in the rear-view mirror and look to the future! We recently asked our faculty for their predictions for 2022.

Happy New Year! As the bell rings in 2022, a new year begins. On behalf of CEIBS and all CEIBSers, we would like to extend our sincerest New Year’s greetings to all of you.

There was no shortage of business insights from our faculty this year! From dual circulation and the impact of COVID-19 to the importance of innovation and chasing sustainability, we count down some of the most read CEIBS Knowledge pieces in 2021.

Despite the global challenges faced over the last two years, CEIBS students and alumni continued to combine passion with purpose and found themselves on the path to success and significance this year.

For large corporations seeking to be more entrepreneurial, partnering with startups is an effective way to bring in fresh ideas and entrepreneurial spirit, a CEIBS Executive Forum audience heard this evening.

December 16, 20121. Shanghai – This year marks the 20th anniversary of China’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). Speaking at the 2021 China International Import Expo (CIIE), WTO Deputy Director-General Anabel Gonzalez noted that, by 2020, the country’s total import and export volume had reached more than nine times its 2001 level. Moreover, twenty years ago, China was the world’s sixth-largest importer and exporter of goods; by 2021, it had become the world’s largest exporter and the second-largest importer of goods.