FAQ
About the CEIBS Global MiM Programme
- What is the CEIBS Global MiM programme?
The CEIBS Global MiM (Master in Management) is a dual-degree programme jointly offered by China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and ESCP Business School. Designed for recent graduates, it provides an immersive rotational study experience across four campuses: Shanghai, Paris, London, and Zurich.
- What is the duration and teaching format of the CEIBS Global MiM programme?
It is a two-year, full-time programme. Teaching is conducted entirely in English, combining case studies, team projects, business simulations, and corporate visits.
- Is the CEIBS Global MiM programme credit-based? Is a thesis required?
Yes, it is credit-based. Students must complete the required credits and, at the end of the programme, submit and successfully defend a master’s thesis.
- What is the student profile of the CEIBS Global MiM programme?
The class comprises top students from around the globe with highly diverse backgrounds. The programme does not require work experience and is an ideal choice for future leaders who wish to systematically build business management knowledge and aspire to develop on the international stage.
- What overseas study and alumni resources does the CEIBS Global MiM programme offer?
- Study Resources: The programme itself involves multi-country study, deeply immersing students in four international business centres.
- Alumni Networks: Graduates join the global alumni networks of both CEIBS and ESCP. The CEIBS alumni network spans the globe, while ESCP also boasts a large and active European alumni community, providing lifelong career development support.
- Does the programme include an internship?
Yes, the programme incorporates four-to-eight months of global internship/work placement opportunities.
About the Application
- What are the application deadlines for the Class of 2026?
- Round 1: October 29, 2025 (Closed)
- Round 2: January 14, 2026
- Round 3: March 18, 2026
- Round 4: May 12, 2026
- When does the Class of 2026 start?
The programme commences in August 2026.
- How many students will be admitted for the 2026 intake?
CEIBS will recruit 50 students globally, and ESCP will recruit 50 students globally, totalling 100 students, divided into two classes.
- What is the complete application process?
The application process largely consists of three key steps:
1. Submit application materials online (https://gmim.ceibs.edu/).
2. If the application passes review, attend an interview.
3. Await the admission decision after the interview.
- Which tests are required?
Official GMAT or GRE scores are mandatory. Additionally, non-native English speakers who have not obtained a degree in a fully English-taught environment must provide TOEFL or IELTS scores.
- Is there an advantage to applying earlier?
Yes. We recommend applying as early as possible to secure a place sooner and receive an admission decision earlier, allowing ample time for subsequent visa, accommodation, and other arrangements.
- What is the application fee?
EURO 180 (for international applicants). The application fee is non-refundable.
- What are the basic requirements for applicants?
- Education: Recent bachelor's or master's graduates (degree must be obtained prior to enrolment).
- Work Experience: Less than one year of full-time work experience.
- Test Scores: Valid GMAT/GRE scores are required, along with qualifying TOEFL/IELTS scores (unless exempt).
- Personal Qualities: Strong academic potential, international perspective, and the potential to become a future leader.
- My undergraduate major is not in business. Can I apply?
Yes. The programme welcomes applicants from any academic background; a diverse professional composition is one of the programme’s hallmarks.
- What GMAT/GRE score is needed?
While there is no strict minimum score requirement, we recommend a GMAT score above 555 or a GRE score above 310.
About Tuition & Scholarships
- What is the tuition fee for the 2026 intake? What does it cover?
The tuition fee for the Class of 2026 is €59,000. This primarily covers teaching and basic academic resource usage. It does not include accommodation, inter-campus travel, visas, or personal living expenses.
- Are scholarships available?
Yes. The Global MiM programme offers a variety of specialised scholarships for the Class of 2026, designed to reward applicants who demonstrate outstanding potential in areas such as academics, leadership, and innovative practice.
Other Questions
- How do non-local or international students arrange accommodation?
During the Shanghai campus study period, students can choose to live in on-campus residences (subject to prior application) or arrange off-campus housing independently. For overseas campuses, the programme office will provide local accommodation information and advice to assist with arrangements.


