Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business
Programme Type: Programme Duration: Application Fee : Contact: Web:
www.ckgsb.edu.cn
Full Time MBA 12 months (full time) USD ($) 80 Michael Ji, International Marketing
Executive MBA (Chinese only) and Admissions Manager
Tuition Fee: Executive Course Information Cheung Kong Graduate School of
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Specialisation by Function: USD ($) 35000 / Total Program Cost Start Dates: Business
General Management May 2419 Hong Qiao Road
Emerging Market Knowledge Entry Requirements: October Shanghai
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Specialisation by Industry: Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score Programme Duration : China
Banking / Finance / Consulting : N/A 2 years
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Full Time Course Information Min. Years of Work Experience : 2 Tuition Fee : Fax: +86 (21) 62696204
Start Dates: RMB 528,000 / Total Program Cost Email:
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mbaadmissions@ckgsb.edu.cn
decision-making in business.
To understand more about Cheung Kong’s energetic
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and diverse culture, we encourage you to join our
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Student Profile
Cheung Kong MBA is recognized by students, and
corporate recruiters alike, as a world-class program
in China. Taught in English, it is an intensive, full-time,
12-month general management program with a
focus on entrepreneurship, leadership development
& strong social responsibilities. Since 2003, each year,
ope Cheung Kong MBA accepts about 60 most talented
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individuals from around the world, creating a class
which is truly culturally and professionally diverse.
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heung Kong Graduate School of Business MBA GSB is preparinges to expand its full-time MBA The majority of these young executives are between
(Cheung Kong GSB) was founded in 2002 by program to the school’s main campus in Beijing by 28 and 33 years old and have an average of 6 years
Hong Kong billionaire philanthropist Mr. Li Ka-shing, the end of 2009. By becoming the first business work experience. Average GMAT score is 680.
with a mission to develop top business leaders school in China to implement a “dualo campus”
for China and beyond. Cheung Kong GSB holds policy, our MBA students will gain invaluable insights The one year, full time program is intense,
the unique position of being the first private and into Chinese society and business by spending their invigorating and rewarding. Students emerge with
independent business school in China. From the academic year in the cities of both Beijing and new opportunities before them, new connections
very beginning, the School has been determined Shanghai. and networks, a new outlook on their career.
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to create a new management education paradigm Students leave with more than an MBA. Cheung
- one that imparts and creates business knowledge Moreover, Cheung Kong GSB will continue to Kong MBA graduates for the two recent cohorts
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that advances management theories and practices emphasize on its “learning outside the classroom” reported accepting offers with salaries more than
A deeply rooted with Chinese values and business approach through further cooperation with the doubled compared to their salaries before entering
applicability. business community in China, adding more electives the program, hailing Cheung Kong MBA program the
to our “China and Emerging Markets Module” and one that delivers the highest return on investment in
The Cheung Kong MBA attracts a diverse and building on the success of the Diversified Consulting China.
forward-thinking group of students who are aware Projects.
of the historic changes that are occurring in China
today. We look for applicants who have at least 2-3 In addition to professional preparation, the Cheung
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years of solid work experience, ethical and social Kong culture creates opportunities for personal
integrity, and a genuine interest in China. Cheung growth. Our 12 month full time MBA program gives
Kong students are future-oriented individuals who students a chance to step back from the cacophony of
aim over the next decade to leverage careers that the workplace to explore business in a more holistic
make the most of the tremendous China-related way taught by a group of world class faculty while
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business opportunities both in China and across the identifying personal strengths and interests that
globe. will underpin future career paths. The Cheung Kong
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curriculum also includes courses on Confucianism
Having already established a strong reputation in and the humanities, encouraging students to think
Shanghai over the past 6 years, the Cheung Kong about the ways in which cultural values influence
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