December 12, 2023. Shanghai – The latest cutting-edge research on business practices related to strategy and entrepreneurship was the focus of discussions today at the 5th Annual CEIBS Strategy and Entrepreneurship Symposium held at CEIBS’ Shanghai campus, with experts delving into globalisation, innovation management, strategic complexity, and textual insights in a rapidly evolving business landscape.

From technological development to geopolitical upheaval and uncertain economic prospects, 2024 promises to be a year of change.

Every sunrise signals a new beginning. Now, with the sun rising on a new year, we’re pushing forward into 2024. At this time of change and renewal, we would like to extend our most sincere New Year greetings to all of you on behalf of CEIBS!

Everyone in the CEIBS community was greatly saddened to hear of the recent passing of Mr. Jacques Delors, Former President of the European Commission.

In the latest International MBA Ranking released by the business school resource Poets & Quants, CEIBS has secured the notable rank of fifth-best in the world.

Mr. Gong pointed out that CEIBS, an international business school rooted in China, has evolved into a distinctive educational hallmark of Shanghai through its relentless pursuit of academic excellence, and has become a vital bridge for facilitating economic and cultural exchange between China and Europe. 

With the world more eager than ever to gain insights into China following the end of the pandemic, CEIBS professors had much to discuss with international media during 2023.

Following nearly a century of rapid globalisation, successive international shocks and challenges to world stability have called the progress of this trend into question.

November 30, 2023. Shanghai – The CEIBS Organisational Behaviour & Human Resource Management Symposium is a forum for academics to discuss their latest research in organisational behaviour and human resource management. The theme of this year’s symposium was Managing Employees and Organisations in Times of Uncertainty, which examined how employees and organisations both respond to and manage uncertainty. More than 120 professors, doctoral students, and business practitioners from around the world gathered on the CEIBS Shanghai campus for the event.