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...
Lancaster University shines for China
For the fourth year running, Lancaster University has secured a top 30 place in the Financial Times Global MBA ranking. >>more...
Harvard opens Chinese facility
Harvard Business School is to open its first overseas facility, in Shanghai, and expand the number of overseas experiences available to its MBA students. >>more...
China's EMBAs highly ranked
Four Shanghai Executive MBA programs have been ranked among the world’s top 50 by the London Financial Times. >>more...
Work, study
Part-time MBA programs are increasing their share of applicants at the expense of full-time programs >>more...
Brain drain
China has plenty of MBA students. Professors, on the other hand, are in short supply >>more...
Degree or not degree?
Custom MBA hybrid programs move into the corporate training market >>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...
Guessing game
It would be easier to talk about business education if Beijing provided better data >>more...
Yale's president and Chicken Little
President Levin’s recent comments suggest that top Chinese universities are poised to rival top Western ones. You may safely leave your umbrellas at home. >>more...
ROI with Chinese characteristics
Why are part-time MBA programs much more popular in China than in the West? >>more...
Word-of-mouth wins, again
Despite the economy and other challenges, some schools and their programs are getting it right – as proved by referral rates >>more...
Lessons from beyond the b-school walls
A rising Chinese business leader discovers unexpected value during two years of MBA study in the West >>more...
Leaks in the roof
Shanghai roofers and local university administrations could stand to learn lessons about operations management >>more...
Where are the firefighters?
JOHN D. VAN FLEET: B-school leaders are good at identifying problems – now they must get better at solving them >>more...
Wanted: New shoes for the cobblers' kids
Foreign business schools face daunting challenges in developing China relevance >>more...
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