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The dragon MBA

MBA programs in greater China compete internationally

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评论全球商学院校正面临重大挑战，未来取决于自身担当的服务角色

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Chinese business schools are gaining traction among foreign students due to increased teaching quality and new international partnerships教学质量的不断提升、国际合作的持续深入使中国商学院校日渐受到外国学生关注

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Peking University’s MBA Program announces reform to curriculumGuanghua School of Manage-ment at Peking University has announced the start of a revised MBA Program that increasingly highlights personal face-to-face assessment of candidates. The tra-ditional MBA admission process for mainland Chinese candidates is to first participate in a national entry examination, which deter-mines the eligibility for interview for MBA entry. Traditionally, the candidates have been accepted to the program mainly based on their test scores. The process of interviewing candidates before their filtering to national entry examination started in Guang-hua in 2011, showing a positive bias towards MBA students with richer practical experience, better problem solving and analytical skills and greater industry expe-rience. Further changes to come will stress cultivating leaders to serve the local market in China, and a “humanistic spirit” in terms of contributing to society as a whole, as well as creating a pool of ‘MBA + industrial insight’ of MBA students that connects industry experience with the

wider range of business intelli-gence taught in the program.

Survey shows MBA students happier after starting classAccording to a survey conducted by MBA50.com, MBA can-didates feel happier after they begin a program. Cited by 42% of respondents, happiness is related to self-development which is known to be a major reason for doing an MBA. Not surprisingly, the hope of career progression is the second factor that puts a smile on the faces of business school students. For Proffesor Simon Evenett, academic director of the St Gallen MBA in Switzerland: “Why should we be surprised that there is an element both of satisfaction and of happiness for MBA students, not just in the successful achievement of their goals, but also in the process of achieving these aims?”

Fudan-BI MBA Program deepens academic ties between China and NorwayThe Fudan-BI Norwegian Busi-ness School MBA program on has celebrated the launch of its “Class 20,” a group of 48 fresh-men aiming to be at the forefront

of business ties between Nor-way and China for the long run. Professor Rolv Petter Amdam, Dean of BI Norway Business School, said the Fudan-BI MBA program plays an important role in connecting two outstanding business schools in the East and West. Since the launch of the joint MBA program in 1996, the schools have gradually improved their partnership particularly in cultivating leadership skills in sectors of maritime and energy issues, both critical to the Nor-wegian and Chinese economies. Mr Yi Lu, a freshman in Class 20, said the Fudan-BI MBA Pro-gram offers business philosophy and wisdom from both the East and the West, a relevant mix of knowledge to help future leaders of business.

Students from University of Sydney to advise Chinese enterprises in ShanghaiStudents from a new MBA pro-gram at the University of Syd-ney Business School operated in association with Antai College of Economics and Management at Shanghai’s Jiaotong University will start a new module aimed at bettering Chinese students’ understanding of how to do busi-ness in China, allowing them to work directly with Chinese enter-prises. “For their part, we believe that Chinese enterprises will see this as an opportunity to engage with high caliber students who have Australian business experi-ence and who can add real value to their businesses,” said the busi-ness school’s Co-Dean, Profes-sor David Grant. He said it is essential for his students to get a better understanding of China. “Our China module offers them

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a unique opportunity to benefit from our relationship with Antai and to work with major Chinese enterprises. Eventually, they will be very well placed to play a lead-ership role in Australia’s future business and trade relations with China”.

CKGSB and IMD program start program in Switzerland Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, China’s first private business school, has signed with Swiss business school IMD to start a three-and-a-half-day pro-gram for executives in Lausanne, Switzerland. The program entitled ‘The China Strategy Challenge (CSC), is designed to help senior European executives understand the Chinese way of doing busi-ness. As Teng Bingsheng, associ-ate dean of CKGSB commented: “The Eurozone faces a period of unprecedented challenge, compa-

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Hong Kong and China enter Financial Times MBA ranking top league in 2013According to Financial Times’ annual Global MBA Ranking 2013, seven universities from China and Hong Kong have now climbed into the top 100 of the world’s best MBA program pro-viders. The three universities that kept their position year-on-year were Hong Kong UST Business School (8), CEIBS (15) and Hult International Business School

(57), with the latter two slightly improving their ranking position. Newbies on the list were CUHK Business School (27), University of Hong Kong (31), Peking Uni-versity Guanghua (66) and Fudan University School of Manage-ment (89). Their rapid develop-ment and emergence in only a decade is largely a result of the operation of joint programs with Western schools giving mainland Chinese MBA schools a kick start in terms of reaching international standards. For instance, Peking University Guanghua School of Management launched its MBA program in 1999, while Fudan University School of Manage-ment’s story is somewhat similar – a joint venture with the Olin Business School (Washington University in St. Louis), the first US-Sino joint MBA program in China, in 2002. It made it into the FT rankings in 2012.


复旦-BI（挪威）MBA 项目助推两国学术合作复旦大学-BI挪威商学院MBA项目

于5月31日举行了20班开学典礼，

这一由48名新生组成的团队未来

将成为中挪两国商业往来的重要力

量。挪威商学院行政学院院长Rolv

Petter Amdam教授表示，该项目

在加强复旦大学和BI挪威商学院这

两所东西方知名院校的合作方面起

到了重要的推动作用。自1996年

MBA项目成立伊始，复旦大学和

BI挪威商学院一直致力于推进校际

合作，尤其注重培养学生在海事、

能源这两个重要领域的领导力技

能。20班的新生代表鲁毅还指出，

复旦-BI（挪威）MBA项目融合了

中西方的从商哲学和智慧，掌握这

类技能对于未来成为商业领导人大

有裨益。

北大光华公布2014年MBA招生政策北京大学光华管理学院于5月15日

宣布对旗下MBA项目进行改革，未

来将更加注重通过面试环节对申请

者进行评估。该学院MBA公开课上

海站日前在上海思南公馆举办，同

时公布了2014年MBA招生政策：

计划招收400名学生，并将推出平

台“终身化”，向毕业的校友开放

部分高端课程及国际游学资源。学

院2014年MBA学费为：全日制班

18.8万元，在职班25.8万元。将完

善模块化两年制学制，保持全日制

MBA两年学制不变，改2年全日制

学习为第1年全日制、第2年模块制

学习。在职MBA3年学制改为2年，

晚上不排课，利用周末和节假日上

课。

长江商学院、IMD合作项目在瑞士启动中国第一所民办商学院——长江商

学院已同瑞士国际管理发展学院

（IMD）签署协议，双方将在瑞士

洛桑合作开设为期三天半（2013年

9月2日至5日）的高管短期课程。

这一项目课程名为“中国战略挑

战”（The China Strategy Chal-

lenge），由两校的教授合力授课，

旨在帮助欧洲高管人士了解中国

人的经商理念。长江商学院副院长

滕斌胜表示：“欧元区目前正面临

前所未有的挑战，当地企业认为进

驻中国和东亚市场是为数不多的可

选方案之一。通过这一课程，参与

者将对这一地区的商业环境有所了

解，同时还有机会与能协助其适应

新市场的重量级人士会面。”

2014年MBA招生五大趋势在MBA中国网和中欧国际工商学院

共同举办的2013·中国MBA招生经

验分享主题论坛上。MBAchina 总

裁张诗华预测2014年MBA招生将

呈现五大趋势。趋势一：提前面试

让考生锁定顶级商学院；趋势二：

辅导班裸泳，网络服务重构MBA的

生态链；趋势三：户口附加值消失

MBA学费不再疯涨；趋势四：各区

域学院差异化构建MBA的核心价

值；趋势五：院校必须加强信息化

建设。他还表示：“未来3到5年，

中国MBA将进入调整期，不再是大

发展阶段。学费会保持相对稳定，

商学院应该踏实培养师资团队，优

化课程结构，打造特色课程，重视

学生发展，打造职业发展平台，实

实在在构建健康的MBA生态链。”

垄断导致国内商学院学费高涨在泰祺教育集团创始人、MBA联考

入学咨询专家刘庆梅看来，国内商

学院学费之所以频繁高速涨价，最

根本原因是中国高等教育的垄断状

态。目前国内仅有中欧国际工商学

院和长江商学院是独立商学院。而

从世界范围内来看，主要的模式还

是私营的教育机构。他认为，私营

MBA教育更多，价格就不会没有节

制地上涨。国内MBA收入单一也是

MBA学费年年看涨的原因之一。在

美国，除采取高学费标准外，还采

取输出教育模式、发行教育债券、

加强与政府和社区的联系、出让技

术和专利、建立高校公司、制度化

和规范化募捐工作等方式。

本土案例崛起推动MBA教育中国MBA教育的发展已经经历了

从照搬西方教育模式，到开始结合

自身教育特点和国情特点，进而探

索并发展出符合自身情景的教育模

式。其中案例教学就是非常典型的

例子。中国企业的案例已经持续受

到社会各界的普遍关注，还被国际

著名商学院采用作为MBA的案例教

材。其中有中国企业海尔的多元化

战略、联想集团对IBMPC的收购和

很多汽车企业的并购重组。


新闻摘要

INTERVIEW • XU HUIZHONG

徐惠忠

What is the status of joint MBA programs in Shanghai?The joint MBA program market in Shanghai is growing, so is the com-petition. With the importance of China in the world, obviously busi-ness schools need to educate experi-enced managers on par with interna-tional MBA educational programs.

What can joint MBA pro-grams offer that is differ-ent from other independent business schools?Combining the best teaching resources gives more value to stu-dents for sure. It also qualifies the participants in filling roles as man-agers in international business, as well as in society in general. Such education should seek to be rel-evant and to be an added value for the business community. Students can broaden their international scope by absorbing practical and

global experience as well.

What are the highlights of the joint MBA program between Fudan University and BI Nor-wegian Business School? This MBA program caters to a growing need for competence among managers in international businesses. It also serves to increase an international understanding of business between both China and the rest of the world. Students from

different companies and occupations ensure good sharing because most of them have worked in MNCs for over 10 years on average. We edu-cate tomorrow’s leaders through MBA courses built on the combined strengths of BI and Fudan, with an extra focus on leadership and strategy.

What other trends do you see in joint venture MBA pro-grams in Shanghai market?As the demand increases for glo-balized professional managers, the joint venture MBA program will be more attractive to candidates. However, there are three criteria that the joint venture MBA pro-grams should follow, which are uti-lizing international influence, rep-utation, as well as maintaining the quality of the business schools.

Gaining Ground

Xu Huizhong, executive director of BI Norwegian Business School – Fudan University MBA Program spoke to Focus about the rise of joint MBA programs in Shanghai

前景无量

能否谈一谈国际合作MBA项目在上

海市场的发展现状？

上海的国际合作MBA项目市场发展

迅速，但竞争也愈发激烈。以今日

中国在世界上的重要性看，商学院

显然需要遵循国际工商管理硕士教

育的准则来培养当代职业经理人。

商业教育合作院校与独立商学院相

比有哪些不同？

合作院校优质教学资源的整合无疑

会给学生带来更多价值，可以培养

学生有能力在国际商务中当好经理

人的角色，承担对企业、对员工以

及对社会的责任。这种教育应寻求

符合企业的需要并为其增加价值。

学生能够通过吸收实用和全球化的

经验来拓宽国际视野。

复旦大学-BI挪威商学院MBA项目

的办学优势是什么？

复旦-BI（挪威）MBA项目满足经

理人在变化管理和国际商务中追求

对能力提升的需要，增加他们对中

国和其他国家及地区的商业往来的

了解。来自于不同公司和职能的学

生确保了良好的交流与分享，他们中的

大多数有着10年以上外企工作经验。我

们培养未来领袖，课程设置整合了BI挪

威商学院和复旦大学的优势，侧重对领

导力和战略思维能力的培养。

您认为未来上海市场的MBA合作项

目还将呈现哪些新趋势？

随着对全球化经理人的需求不断增长，

国际合作MBA项目势必受到这一群体

的更多关注。然而良好的国际影响力、

声誉以及项目品质是国际合作MBA项目

应当不断追求与自我鞭策的准则。

复旦大学-BI挪威商学院MBA项目执行主任徐惠忠于近日接受本刊采访，畅谈了国际合作MBA项目在上海市场的现状及发展新趋势。


COMMENTARY

Management has been one of the great inventions of the

20th century and business schools are the foundations of the view that management and leadership can be learnt in a systematic way. There is compelling evidence of the positive effects that business schools have had on graduates, companies and societies.

The positive effects of busi-ness school programs are evident through the lives of many suc-cessful entrepreneurs and firms. The failures and mistakes of individuals educated at business schools, including those related

Business schools globally are facing significant challenges and their future depends on their ability to serve managers, entrepreneurs, firms and the community at large, says Jordi Canals, dean of the IESE Business School

The Relevance of the business school

to the financial crisis, distract us from the positive effects that busi-ness schools have had in terms of developing excellent profession-als across many industries in new and longstanding firms. Business schools have contributed to job creation and innovation, both in developed and emerging coun-tries. The many challenges that businesses and society face in the 21st century will only heighten the demand for highly prepared man-agers and entrepreneurs.

Today, business schools are being criticized for the role they have had in the financial crisis. I

believe that business schools need to take a more decisive role in shaping the concept and mission of the firm, and rethinking the role of senior managers in organizations.

Corporate needs are changing and society’s expectations of com-panies and business leaders are also evolving. Managerial problems in companies, governments and soci-ety are becoming bigger and there is need for better management education and research. Business schools should be there not merely to profit from those opportuni-ties, but also drive change, and promote personal, corporate and


social progress. Business schools need a deeper

sense of mission and must better explain what they want their role in society to be, if they truly want to have a positive impact.

The growth of management studies has taken for granted a basic hypothesis of finance: That the only goal of companies is to maximize shareholder value. The founders of some of the main business schools in the US and Europe thought that companies had a wider role in soci-ety, believing that educating entre-preneurs and general managers was important for the good of society. But schools have lost sight of this. They have to rethink the founda-tions and the purpose of companies and the role of senior managers in society. They also need to better integrate an ethical view of man-agement across the curriculum. Financial incentives have a role, but the hypothesis that they alone can drive individual and social progress contradicts evidence. Society needs a more humanistic view of the firm

and management. The current financial crisis

has highlighted the need to rede-fine the role of senior managers in organizations and is a great oppor-tunity to reflect on one’s mission and strategy. It is an important challenge for each school and a col-lective one for the business school industry.

Management remains an important profession in society today. The challenges facing busi-ness schools are great, but their future very much depends upon their ability to serve managers, entrepreneurs, firms and the com-munity. One important step that business schools must now take is to redefine the view of the firm. In addition, they must redefine the meaning of the management pro-fession, the role of senior managers and the unique mission of compa-nies in society by going beyond the generation of economic value.

IESE Business School has focused on these goals ever since it was founded in 1958. The strong

sense of IESE’s mission and val-ues, along with the entrepreneurial drive of its faculty, staff and alumni, has led the school to grow success-fully, and has also helped to create new schools and programs around the world. IESE’s fundamental val-ues are quite unique among busi-ness schools worldwide and the financial crisis shows us that these values are more important than ever.

Dr. Jordi Canals, Dean of IESE Business School, is a PhD in Economics (University of Bar-celona) and has won a Best Dis-sertation Award and a Fulbright Fellowship. He has been a Visiting Scholar at the International Mon-etary Fund and at the World Bank, a PostDoctoral Fellow at the Har-vard Business School and Guest Scholar at the Brookings Institu-tion. He is a board member of the European Corporate Governance Institute and EQUIS. His latest book is “Leadership development in a Global World: The role of companies and business schools”



任重道远全球商学院校目前正面临重大挑战，未来很大程度上取决于自身服务于经理人、企业家、公司以及社区的能力

评论

管管理”是20世纪最伟大的发

明之一。商学院则为弘扬和

发展“管理”理念提供了基础，人

们可借此平台系统地学习如何领导

团队。大量事实表明，商学院的设

立对毕业生、企业以及社会带来了

诸多积极影响。

商学院课程的积极影响从许多

成功的企业和企业家当中可以轻易

找到。一些商学院毕业生个人的失

败和错误决策（包括与金融危机相

关的问题）往往让我们忽略了该类

机构在为各行业，以及新老企业培

养专业人才中发挥的积极作用。此

文 | 约蒂·卡纳思（Jordi Canals）博士西班牙IESE商学院院长

外，商学院为发达国家和新兴经济

体的创新和就业也做出了贡献。到

了21世纪，社会和企业面临的许多

挑战将对本已准备充分的经理人和

企业家提出更高的要求。

商学院如今因其在金融危机中

扮演的角色而饱受诟病。但我认为

它们需要在培养企业理念和使命感

中发挥更加关键的作用，同时重新

审视高管人员在企业中的位置。

企业的需求不断变化，社会

对于企业和企业领导者的期望也在

不断向前发展。随着企业、政府和

社会中管理问题的日益凸显，如何

加强管理教育和研究也显得更为必

要。商学院不应仅仅从这些机会中

获利，更应推动变革，促进个人、

企业和社会的进步。

若真正希望为社会做出积极

贡献，商学院需要加强自身的使命

感，同时更好地让人们了解其希望

在社会中扮演的角色。

管理学的发展长久以来都是建

立在这样一种对财务的基本假设之

上：企业发展的唯一目标就是使股

东价值最大化。但欧美一些主要商

学院的创始人认为，企业在社会中

扮演的角色绝不仅于此，为企业家

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十分关键。由于一些商学院未对它们

在社会中的作用有类似的深刻认识，

未来其有必要重新审视自身作为基础

平台的作用、企业的经营目的，以及

高级经理人在社会中扮演的角色。另

外它们还需将管理层面的道德观进一

步融入教学课程。尽管财政激励有一

定效用，但仅凭类似举措就能推动个

人和社会发展的假设无疑与事实相

悖。社会的发展需要企业和相应的管

理举措呈现更加人文化的视角。

当前的金融危机凸显了重新界

定机构高管人员角色的必要性，同时

也是回顾商学院使命和战略的有利时

机。对于个体化的商学院校和整个相

关教育产业都是极为重要的挑战。

“管理”在当今社会仍是一门重

要的职业。商学院所面临的挑战并不

小，它们未来发展的前景很大程度上

取决于其服务于经理人、企业家、企

业以及社区的能力。商学院目前亟需

采取的一个重要举措就是重塑企业的

理念。此外还应反观的问题包括，管

理这一职业本身的含义，高级经理人

的角色担当，以及经济价值背后企业

应具有的独特社会使命。

西班牙IESE商学院自1958年创

立伊始就一直专注于实现上述目标。

先进的办学理念、强大的使命感以

及教职工人员及校友的企业家精神

使得这所老牌院校不断走向成功，

并在全球范围建立起院校网络和课

程。IESE的核心理念在全球众多商

业院校中独树一帜，当前的金融危机

也愈发显现出这些理念的重要性。

作者简介：

拥有经济学博士头衔的Jordi Ca-

nals毕业于巴塞罗那大学，目前担任

西班牙IESE商学院院长。他曾先后

荣获最佳论文奖、富布赖特奖学金

（Fulbright Fellowship），并受邀担

任国际货币基金组织和世界银行访问

学者、哈佛商学院博士后研究员以

及布鲁金斯学会（Brookings Institu-

tion）访问学者。另外Jordi Canals还

是欧洲公司治理研究所（European

Corporate Governance Institute）和

EQUIS的董事会成员。他的最新著作

《全球化世界的领导力培养：剖析企

业和商学院校的角色》目前已由美国

著名学术出版社Palgrave Macmillan出版。CREDIT: ImagineChina


The Western hemisphere has tradition-ally acted as a magnate for professionals

looking for masters in business administra-tion courses. Whether it be Harvard Business School in Massachusetts or HEC School of Management in Paris, the two sides of the Atlantic have drawn students from around the world for decades on the promise of the highest-quality schooling and insider connections.

However, just as the weight of global GDP output has swung from the West to the East, so has intake of MBA and executive MBA (EMBA) students. In particular, China’s rise has not only precipitated a jump in foreign investment but also a rapidly climbing num-ber of foreign business students in classrooms in China and Hong Kong.

Global financial crisis in the US and Europe has emboldened the trend. Insiders said that during the past four years Chinese

Chinese business schools are gaining traction among foreign students due to increased teaching quality and new international partnerships

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MBA programs have captured the world’s attention as more companies want a foothold in the country.

And that pace is only set to continue. As for China’s MBA market in the next few years, “I think it will con-tinue to grow rapidly,” said Loron Orris, the Regional Director of the Executive MBA program at Ivey Asia.

Garnering “guanxi”Learning about Chinese business practices from a classroom on the US’s east coast won’t necessarily translate into on-the-ground ability in China.

While personal connections are an integral aspect of business culture the world over, China has its own brand of shoulder-rubbing known in Mandarin as guanxi, often the key to striking long-term deals in the country. Cultivating guanxi is something better done on the mainland, insiders noted.

“Executives from North America and Europe want to learn more about Asia because this is going continue to play a critical role in the global economy,” Orris said. And that will only increase over time. So an EMBA program is a way for these executives to come to the market and develop their own network through meet-

ing with other students, as well as a way to understand the region. ”

Part of the process of understanding China will be sharing the lecture hall with local students. Last year, more than 100,000 potential students from Hong Kong and China took the mainland’s standard entrance examination for MBA programs, a marked increase over the year before.

In this respect, China in holding in talent that just

‘Executives from North America and Europe want to learn more about Asia because this is going continue to play a critical role in the global economy’-Loron Orris, regional director of EMBA program at Ivey Asia



five years earlier would have sought out schooling in the US or Europe. This has had a significant effect on the quality of the classroom environment.

The domestic market for MBAs is set to retain that talent in the future by offering several competitive advantages to its local students, according to Cong Pan, executive director of Shanghai International Studies University’s MBA center.

“Domestic institutions are not only delivering knowledge but also providing opportunities such as local internships, where they could apply knowledge to the Chinese context. Other value added services, such as exchange program and job-seeking information are also offered in those institutions,” according to Pan.

Mature stageChinese MBA programs are well aware that interna-tional demand for their instruction is on the rise. In recognition of this demand, Chinese government and schools have ramped up efforts to attract renowned pro-fessors, as well as kicking off a new series of exchange pro-grams to complement the partnerships that already exist.

Fudan University has launched joint MBA program with BI Norwegian Business School. Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business reached an agreement with Swiss business school IMD to set up short-term

business study programs. Many domestic institutions are looking into increase

the amount of exchange with other countries and fac-ulty, Orris said.

Chinese MBA and EMBA programs are approach-ing a more mature stage of operations as local regulators are now considering establishing an accreditation brand for Chinese schools. Donghui Mao, vice director at Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Man-agement, said in a recent media interview that develop-ing a Chinese MBA accreditation system could bring about improvements on the education system, manage-ment and faculty building.

A domestic accreditation system would also serve as guidance for newly established MBA programs and those bases in the Central or Western Regions of China.

Many Chinese business schools still struggle in the face of global ratings, a factor that may continue to hin-der popularity among some international students.

Chinese and Hong Kong MBA programs still fall behind to their US and Europe counterparts in terms of global ratings. Only two Chinese schools, CEIBS and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, can be found on the Financial Times list of top 20 global programs, one of the most highly regarded standards for performance and quality.

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对各国的专业人士而言，欧美

商学院校一直是其攻读工商

管理硕士课程的理想地点。从美国

麻省的哈佛商学院到法国的巴黎高

等商学院，大西洋两岸的商学院十

年来一直吸引着来自世界各地的学

生，原因在于它们能提供在教学质

量和人脉积累方面的优质保证。

然而随着全球GDP重心自西向

东转移，工商管理硕士（MBA）和

脱颖而出教学质量的不断提升、国际合作的持续深入使中国商学院校日渐受到外国学生关注

高级工商管理硕士（EMBA）课程

的申请情况也开始呈现相同趋势。

中国的崛起不仅引发了外商投资的

热潮，也使得申请入读中国大陆和

香港商学院校的人数迅速攀升。

金融危机在欧美国家的持续深

化也助推了这一趋势。有内部人士

称，鉴于愈来愈多跨国企业有意拓

展中国市场，过去4年中中国MBA

项目已获得全球瞩目。

Ivey亚洲校区EMBA项目区域

总监洛伦．奥里斯（Loron Orris）

对此表示：“中国MBA市场在未来

数年将保持增长势头。”

人脉积累必须承认的是，要想真正将

所学应用于中国市场，仅凭坐在美

国东海岸的课堂中学习是远远不够

的。



尽管人际网络是全球商业文化

的重要组成部分，但中国人对于“关

系”二字却有着自己的诠释方式，获

悉其中的真谛对于在这一国家达成长

期交易至关重要。内部人士也认同这

一观念，并称要想拓展大陆市场最好

先打通“关系”。

对此奥里斯先生还补充称：“来

自北美和欧洲的高管人士希望能

更好地了解亚洲，因为后者将在全

球经济的发展中发挥愈来愈重要的作

用。所以研读EMBA项目是他们亲

身试水亚市，并通过同窗关系发展人

脉的途径之一。”

了解中国市场的一个重要

方法正是与中国本土学生成为同

窗。2012年，大陆MBA项目的报考

人数已超过10万人次，与上一年相

比增长显著。

从这一角度来看，中国商学院

对本土学生的吸引力也在不断增强。

就在短短五年前，他们大多倾向于远

赴欧美留学。这一转变将在很大程度

上改善教学环境。

对此上海外国语大学MBA教育

中心执行主任潘聪指出，未来中国

MBA项目将凭借自身的诸多优势来

留住本土学生。

她还谈道：“现在国内的商学

院校已不单单是传递知识，同时也会

为学生提供实习等能将理论应用于本

土市场的机会。其他增值服务还包括

交换项目以及就业信息的发布。”

羽翼渐丰随着全球市场对中国MBA项目

需求的不断提升，中国政府和商学院

校正着力吸引知名学者来华任教，并

启动了一系列交换项目，以深化现有

的校际合作关系。

相关的事例不胜枚举：复旦大

学与BI挪威商学院联合推出了MBA

项目；长江商学院则同瑞士国际管理

发展学院（IMD）携手开设了短期的

商业课程。

奥里斯先生还指出，很多国内

院校正寻求与其他国家和机构达成更

多的交换项目。

随着中国MBA和EMBA项目不

断走向成熟，国家有关部门目前正开

始考虑建立自己的高质量MBA认证品

牌。清华大学MBA中心常务副主任毛

东辉在近期的一次媒体采访中表示，

建立中国MBA认证体系有助于完善教

育体系，加强管理及教师队伍建设。

本土MBA认证体系也将对国内

新建的MBA项目及中西部地区商业

院校的发展起到指导作用。

然而，目前中国的很多商业院

校仍在积极寻求提升国际排名。未来

这一指标或将继续成为国际学生来华

就读的障碍。

就国际排名而言，中国大陆和

香港的MBA项目仍略逊于欧美同

行。目前仅有中欧国际工商学院和香

港科技大学被列入《金融时报》评选

出的全球MBA院校20强。

“未来中国MBA项目将凭借自身的诸多优势来留住本土学生,现在国内的商学院校已不单单是传递知识，同时也会为学生提供实习等能将理论应用于本土市场的机会。其他增值服务还包括交换项目以及就业信息的发布”—— 潘聪，上海外国语大学MBA教育中心执行主任

报道



LISTINGS

Beijing 北京

Cheung Kong Graduate School of

Business

www.ckgsb.com

Tel: +86 10 8518 8858

Fax: +86 10 8518 6800

[email protected]

Tsinghua SEM – MIT Sloan School

of Management Int’l MBA

mba.sem.tsinghua.edu.cn/mbaen

Tel: +86 10 6279 7196 / 6277 1875

Fax: +86 10 6278 5535

[email protected]

Hong Kong 香港

Chinese University of Hong Kong

www.baf.cuhk.edu.hk/mba

Tel: +852 2609 7782

Hong Kong University of Science

and Technology – Kellogg-

HKUST EMBA

www.bm.ust.hk/emba

Tel: +852 2358 4180

Fax: +852 2358 1514

[email protected]

University of Hong Kong (HKU),

Faculty of Business and Econom-

ics

www.mba.hku.hk

Tel: +852 2241 5800

Fax: +852 2549 3735

[email protected]

Richard Ivey School of Business

Asia

ivey.com.hk/emba

Tel: 852-2135-2299

[email protected]

Shanghai 上海

Shanghai Jiaotong University

Euromed Management

www.aemba.com.cn

Tel: +86 21 5230 1653

Fax: +86 21 5230 3357

[email protected]

Fudan University – BI Norwegian

School of Management MBA

www.fdsm.fudan.sh.cn/nwmba

Tel: +86 21 5566 4776/4779

Fax: +86 21 6564 8069

European University

www.euruni.edu

Tel: +34 923018171

[email protected]

Australia 澳大利亚

Bond University School of Busi-

ness

www.bond.edu.au/mba

Tel: +61 7 5595 1024

Fax: +61 7 5595 1015

[email protected]

Canada 加拿大

University of Western Ontario,

Rich-

ard Ivey School of Business

www.ivey.uwo.ca/mba

Tel: +1 519 661 3212

Fax: +1 519 661 3431

[email protected]

United States 美国

Harvard Business School

www.hbs.edu/mba

Tel: + 1 617 495 6128

Fac: +1 617 496 8137

[email protected]

Columbia Business School

www.gsb.columbia.edu

Tel: + 1 212 854 1961

Fac: +1 212 662 6754

Singapore 新加坡

INSEAD

www.insead.edu

Tel: +65 6799 5388

Fax: +65 6799 5399

[email protected]

Japan 日本

Globis University Graduate

School of Management

www.globis.ac.jp

Tel: +81 3 5275 3850

Fax: +81 3 5275 3787

[email protected]

[email protected]

China Europe International

Business School (CEIBS) MBA

www.ceibs.edu

Tel: +86 21 2890 5555

Fax: +86 21 2890 5200

[email protected]

HEC Paris EMBA

www.hec-emba.com.cn

Tel: +86 21 6437 3150

Fax: +86 21 6437 3077

[email protected]

Manchester Business School

www.mbs-worldwide.ac.uk

Tel: + 86 21 6279 8660

Fax: +86 21 6279 8658

[email protected]

University of Southern California-

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

EMBA

www.marshall.usc.edu/gemba

Tel: +86 21 6293 2707

Fax: +86 21 6293 2713

[email protected]

Washington University – Fudan

University Executive MBA

www.olin.wustl.edu/shanghai

Tel: +86 21 5566 4788

Fax: +86 21 6565 4103

[email protected]

Shanghai International Studies

University (SISU)

Mba.shishu.edu.cn

Tel: +86 21 3537 3308/33009

Fax: +86 21 3537 33008

[email protected]

Israel 以色列

Bar-Ilan University - Graduate

School of Business Administration

www.biu.ac.il/imba

Tel: +972 3 531 7914

[email protected]

France 法国

HEC Paris

www.mba.hec.edu

Tel: +33 1 3967 9546

Fax: +33 1 3967 7465

[email protected]

INSEAD

www.insead.edu

Tel: +33 1 6072 4000

Fax: +33 1 6074 5500

[email protected]

Spain 西班牙

European University Barcelona

www.euruni.edu

Tel: +34 93 201 8171

Fax: +34 93 201 7935

[email protected]

IESE Business School

www.iese.edu/MBA

Tel: +34 93 253 4200

[email protected]

IE Business School

www.ie.edu/business

Tel: +34 91 568 9600

Fax: +34 91 568 9710

[email protected]

Denmark 丹麦

Copenhagen Business School

www.cds.dk/mba

Tel: +45 3815 6022

Fax: +45 3815 6045

[email protected]

Italy 意大利

SDA Bocconi School of

Management

www.sdabocconi.it/mba

Tel: +39 02 5836 3228/3278/3125

Fax: +39 02 5836 3272

[email protected]

United Kingdom 英国

Aston Business School

www.abs.aston.ac.uk

Tel: +44 121 204 3000

[email protected]

Leeds University Business School

http://business.leeds.ac.uk/the-

leeds-mba

Tel: +44 113 343 2610

Fax: +44 113 343 4355

[email protected]

Switzerland 瑞士


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