The other business degree
For those lacking the experience to enter MBA programs, specialized degrees are a good alternative >>more...
Creative challenge
Business educators in China are trying to teach entrepreneurship and innovation, but most students still plan to play it safe >>more...
State of play
China’s market for business education is changing rapidly, in terms of both supply and demand >>more...
Money tree
Whether foreign schools set campuses in China or not, they need to invest in their alumni networks >>more...
MBAs in the Lion City
Singapore hopes its diverse society and position as a global financial hub will increase its share of mainland applicants >>more...
SIMBAs accreditation reaffirmed by AMBA
Recently four members from AMBA (the Association of MBA's international accreditation service) conducted a two-day assessment of Shanghai International MBA (SIMBA). AMBA is one of three international >>more...
Couple raises $30M for Renmin
Billionaire Duan Yongping and his wife Liu Xin donated $30 million to their alma mater, Renmin University of China. >>more...
A tale of joint programs
Joint venture business education programs can work well, or fail miserably >>more...
In the news
GMAT growth, GRE vs. GMAT, HBS comes to Shanghai, Chinese EMBAs, Oxbridge, LSBF scholarships >>more...
A hit and a miss in marketing
A leading business school in China, CEIBS, notches a major marketing achievement, but sullies its name at the same time >>more...
The three contrarians
Causes of the success, or failure, of MBA programs are primarily internal. Three programs that ran counter to market trend in 2010, and one that ran away from the pack in the recovery, prove the point >>more...
Examining the exam
Reform of the gaokao would do more than improve the lot of China’s students – it would remove a drag on b-schools’ ability to grow up >>more...
Brand value as a liability
In which we look at a foreign business school succeeding in China in part precisely because it has limited brand value back home >>more...
Technology transfer - from an Institute of Technology
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology works with four leading Chinese business schools on faculty and curriculum development >>more...
Building a better mousetrap
Chinese and foreign universities are finding new ways to cooperate on MBA programs >>more...
Data now for the future
GMAC's recent reports tell us interesting things about the PRC’s business degree seekers >>more...
Chinese Democracy
Not just the name of a silly album, but blossoming on a Chinese b-school campus >>more...
Blind alleys
In trying to cover everything, Giles Chance succeeds in offering very little >>more...
- INTERVIEWS
- The business of selling
- Decision makers
- View from the lectern
- Quick studies
- Joint management
- Onward and upward
- Good ethics
- Chris Jeffery, Cass Business School, London
- Nigel Bannister of Manchester Business School
- Gregory H. Patton, PhD, Professor Paul Shen, Michael Pettis, PhD, on teaching business
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