Central University of Finance and Economics MBA
Tel: +86 10 6228 8131
Fax: +86 10 6228 8130
Address: MBA Education Center, Central University of Finance and Economics, 39 South Xueyuan Road, Beijing, China
 
Brief Intro

Following the school principle of "loyalty, unity, integrity and innovation", the MBA Education Center of CUFE endeavors to establish a unique quality MBA brand by providing innovative senior business management talents who have mastered the general laws of the market economy, possess modern management, analysis and decision-making skills, and who are strong leaders.

Program Details
Institution Central University of Finance and Economics, MBA Education Center
Degree awarded by Central University of Finance and Economics
Location Beijing
In Asia since 2003
Language of instruction Chinese and English
Program timetable Full-time MBA: 2 years; Part-time MBA: 3 years
Number of courses 12 compulsory courses, 28 elective courses
Overseas components No
Average age at entry 30
Average years work experience 7
Nationalities enrolled 1 (Chinese)
Total number of alumni
(Worldwide)
546
Asia Campus available? 1
Number of enrolled students
(Asia Campus)
Over 100 per year
Faculty 80% full-time, 20% fly-in
International accreditation No
Nationalities of teachers Chinese, American
GMAT Not required
TOEFL Not required
Application fee RMB 200
Program fees RMB 50,000 (spring intake); RMB 60,000 (autumn intake)
Scholarships No
Latest application date July and October
Start date March and September
 
Selected Alumni

Zhentao Sun
MBA 2004 JPMorgan.bank.co
"Studying in CUFE, the university renowned as 'Huangpu' Finance and Economic Academy of China, I have enjoyed studying, learnt finance theories, learnt how to make an analysis both through macro and micro angles, become acquainted with the great ideas from the top professionals and been taught carefully by our professors.
Learning from wise and enthusiastic teachers and being a member of CUFE MBA, I believe that the MBA experience will help me reach my targets more rapidly and advance further."