China's B-School Boom

Meet the new managerial class
in the making

• Why China's B-School Explosion Matters

• Why Multinationals Need Chinese MBAs

• Chinese MBA Programs: How They Stack up

EMBA Program Profiles

Extensive profiles on the following programs: CEIBS EMBA, Iowa EMBA in Food and Agribusiness, Washington University/Fudan EMBA, Marshall Global EMBA , Rutgers International EMBA, and Smith EMBA

Full-time MBA Program Profiles

Extensive profiles on the following programs: Tsinghua University, CEIBS (China Europe International Business School), Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), Beijing University (BiMBA), and Fudan School of Management

Part-time MBA Program Profiles

Extensive profiles on the following programs: Webster University, Beijing University (BiMBA)

In China, GMAT Cheaters May Prosper

Some Chinese B-school candidates' studying methods are less than aboveboard as they struggle to avoid poverty by securing spots at top universities. Plus, Chinese MBA Programs: How they stack up

Chinese MBAs: The Kindness of Strangers

Until recently, most charity was reserved for family and friends. Now, B-school students are acquiring a gift for giving

Learning Curve

Mentoring programs have helped Chinese B-school professors tap into Western teaching methods

Education a la Carte

With China's time-pressed execs hungering for management skills, B-schools that offer individual courses are raking in students and revenue

Studying China From The Inside

Foreign MBA students are flocking to China, drawn by a booming economy and low costs

Team Teaching

At Shanghai's Fudan University, American and Chinese Professors Pool Their Knowledge and Insights

Teaching the Business of Agribusiness

The Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences EMBA program is the only accredited program in China directed at the huge food industry

Keeping the Bar High at BiMBA

"We're not just cranking out financial analysts," says Associate Dean Michael Furst. "We want to educate the whole person"

A Breeding Group for Important Ideas

Both China's system for public company ownership and China's securities law originated at the Guanghua School of Management in Beijing

Helping Those Who Will Benefit Most

The China Europe International Business School's elite executive MBA program helps execs make their outfits even more successful, says Professor Weijiong Zhang

Integrity 101, Shanghai-style

As the first English MBA program in China, CEIBS has set the pattern for others to follow, says Dean Rolf Cremer

Deeper Knowledge for Senior Execs

The China Europe International Business School gives managers an opportunity to perfect their skills -- and reflect on the purpose of their lives

A "Perfect Blend" of East and West

Cheung Kong offers a new and rigorous MBA program with a heavy concentration in Chinese studies, says Associate Dean Jean Lee

"China's Tomorrow, Today"

Washington University's joint EMBA program with Fudan University in Shanghai is aimed at middle managers, not CEOs

Importing Best Business Practices

At Shanghai's Jiao Tong University, many professors travel abroad to bring back the latest thinking from other campuses

California Meets Shanghai

With Jiao Tong University, USC's Marshall School seeks to "leverage" China while offering a Global Executive MBA that's similar to home

Realistic Expectations

Many companies and MBAs have untenable hopes for the China market, says Baocheng Liu, dean of Sino-U.S. School of International Management

Pressure At the Top

With a reputation for intensity, Tsinghua is the top name in China's B-schools. Says one professor: "It's not a relaxed place"

Webster's English-Only Program

That's the language at its joint program with Shanghai University of Finance & Economics, even though all the students are Chinese