Rutgers Business School
Tel: +86 021 6217 6067/8711
Fax: +86 021 6218 6823
Address: 4312 Nanzheng Building, 580 Nanjing Road West
 
Brief Intro

Founded in 1929, Rutgers Business School has a global alumni network of over 25,000. In Asia, it has been providing high-level executive education since 1994 - longer than any other American school.
In 2007, the Rutgers State University of New Jersey's International Executive MBA (IEMBA) began its tenth year in Beijing and seventh year in Shanghai with over 400 graduates in China. While other IEMBA programs may be larger, few in China can compete with the hallmarks of the Rutgers program: diversity of the student body, seniority of the participants and expertise of faculty.
Program Details
Institution Rutgers Business School
Degree awarded by Rutgers Business School
Location Beijing; Shanghai
In Asia since 1994
Language of instruction English
Program timetable Part-time: courses are offered once per month, over 2 consecutive weekends, and the intervening Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Number of courses 18
Overseas components None. The entire program takes place either in Shanghai or Beijing
Average age at entry 37
Average years work experience 11
Nationalities enrolled Top 5: American, German, Chinese, Canadian, Singaporean
Total number of alumni
(Worldwide)		 25,000
Asia Campus available? Yes
Number of enrolled students
(Asia Campus)		 40
Faculty 100% fly-in
International accreditation AACSB
Nationalities of teachers American, Indian, Israeli
Ranking Rutgers EMBA is ranked No.27 worldwide for 2007 in the Financial Times
Application fee US$50
Program fees US$41,000
Scholarships Members of the public sector are eligible for a 10% tuition bursary
Latest application date Beijing: August 31; Shanghai: June 31, 2008
Start date Beijing: Sept 13; Shanghai: July 5, 2008
 
Selected Alumni

Christophe Leconte (Shanghai class of 2006)
Senior consultant of Horton International
"We think of Rutgers as a network, a significant and valuable global network that we shouldn't hesitate to use."

Bob Hoffman (Shanghai class of 2008)
Manufacture General Manager, MAIDA Electronics Shanghai Co., Ltd
"When I learned of the Rutgers EMBA program offered here in Shanghai, I knew that this was an opportunity to build on the experience gained working as a factory manager. As a Rutgers alumnus, I intimately know the reputation, history, and integrity the school offers and knew the program would challenge and stimulate me to gain a better understanding of the business world and the potential a manager has with the proper tools at their disposal."

Danny Ju (Shanghai class of 2008)
Project Manager, Codelco Asia
"I really feel that Rutgers EMBA has already been a part of our life, and, I believe that everybody will absolutely benefit in all aspects through this amazing experience in the long run. I realized we are currently involved in such micro dynamics even in our MBA class with high diversed nationalities. I would say we have started again to look and learn at this world through the classmates just sitting beside us."