MBA Programs & Executive Education in China

Cheung Kong Graduate School Of Business:
Cheung Kong Graduate School Of Business is one of the leading business schools in China with state-of-the art campuses in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. We offer a range of degree and non-degree management education courses at graduate level and above, including a one-year, full-time, English-language Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in Beijing. We also offer a 20-month Executive MBA program which is taught in Chinese and is available at all of our campuses. In addition, we offer a two-year Finance MBA program (taught in Chinese) and executive development programs which are taught in both English and Chinese.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Programs:
- 12-month / 1-year intensive MBA program (taught in English)
- 20-month Executive MBA program (EMBA taught in Chinese)
- 2-year Finance MBA program (taught in Chinese)

Executive Education Programs:
- Executive Development Programs (EDP taught in English & Chinese)

We offer a business education that integrates the humanities. Cheung Kong takes a holistic approach to business education, integrating elements of history and religion into coursework as part of its goal to develop well-rounded graduates with the ability to lead and manage at the global level. The Cheung Kong curriculum incorporates a human dimension that will enrich the lives of future business leaders.

Faculty members are authorities on business in China, including the dynamics of competition and collaboration among its unique mix of state-owned enterprises, private firms, and multinationals.

Cheung Kong faculty, through their on-the-ground research and close relationships with leading domestic executives, provide global thought leadership on both the theory and the practical reality of real-life business in China. They consistently generate important insights into areas that are poorly understood outside of China, such as the globalization strategies of Chinese companies and competition and collaboration among state-owned enterprises, private businesses and multinationals.

Beijing:
The capital of China for most of the past 600 hundred years, Beijing is the political, cultural, and educational center of the nation. The Cheung Kong Beijing campus is located in Oriental Plaza, Beijing's premier office complex, which houses the Grand Hyatt and is located at the heart of Wangfujing, China's most famous shopping area. The Beijing campus is just a short walk from Tiananmen Square.

Shanghai:
Shanghai is the seat of mainland China's largest stock exchange and busiest port, as well as the headquarters of a growing number of corporations. For more than a century Shanghai has thrived as the meeting point between East and West. The city's architecture, cuisine, parks, and cultural life are a tribute to the dynamism and energy of its residents, new and old.
The Cheung Kong Shanghai campus is located in the western suburbs of Shanghai, near the Hongqiao Airport. Set in a leafy neighborhood surrounded by country villas, the Shanghai campus forms an escape from the noise and congestion of downtown Shanghai, which is only 30 minutes away by car.

Guangzhou:
For decades a center for manufacturing and export via Hong Kong, Guangzhou has emerged in its own right as the capital of the vibrant Pearl River Delta economic zone. Famous for dim sum and seafood cuisine and late-night dining culture, Guangzhou is also home to the largest population of overseas Chinese in China.

The Cheung Kong Guangzhou campus is located in the heart of the Guangzhou business district.