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High scores for Chinese business schools

Chinese business schools had an impressive performance in the 2024 Financial Times Global Executive MBA Rankings, with 17 of the 100 EMBA programs offered by Chinese schools independently or in cooperation with their international partners.

The rankings were based on surveys of students who enrolled in 2019 and graduated in 2021, on perspectives such as career progression and assessment on its diversity, staff expertise and international opportunities.

Chinese programs dominated four of the top 10 positions. Among them, the China Europe International Business School Global EMBA jumped one place to claim the top spot, while the Fudan University-Washington University EMBA ranked third, compared to No. 9 in 2022.

The Shanghai National Accounting Institute and Arizona State University W.P. Carey School of Business鈥檚 joint Financial EMBA program secured seventh place, compared to 12th and 20th in the previous two years. Fudan University School of Management鈥檚 EMBA was 10th.

It鈥檚 also notable that Fudan鈥檚 School of Management had four programs ranked top 30 on the list. Its Fudan University-Washington University EMBA took the first place in the more specific index of current salary, with its surveyed alumni paid US$627,737 a year on average, and its joint program with BI Norwegian Business School, ranked 30th in general, reported a 126 percent salary increase, topping all other programs on the list.

The business school鈥檚 independent EMBA program ranked No.1 in all Chinese programs and its IMBA program in cooperation with Hong Kong University was the No.1 among global part-time MBA programs and took the 24th place on the general list.


 

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