MBAs in China are often taught by both Chinese and foreign professors. Foreign students can enroll into Chinese or English, taught MBA programmes depending on their Chinese proficiency. MBA courses in China expect applicants to have at least 3 years working experience and a bachelor’s degree or above. The main concern for foreign companies doing business in China is talent.


Most senior Chinese managers are not familiar with western management techniques, so big multinationals frequently have little choice but to import talent from the overseas. But then the companies are headed by managers who may have little understanding of Chinese business practices.


It is important that foreign companies need capable managers in China. Given the growth and


demand for foreign investment in China, there is a real shortage. More MBA education is required both in the Chinese ways of doing business and the western ways. It becomes absolutely critical to compete and grow in China.


Why Learn Chinese


Chinese is the language of nearly 20% of the world’s population. Native Chinese speakers not only live in mainland China, but also Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Chinese communities all over the world. Unlike most languages, Chinese has a unique ideographic writing system, which provides visual comprehensibility. The grammatical structure of Chinese is not only logical, but also pragmatic, related to the particular way of Chinese thinking.


International students choose to study Chinese language with the


expectation of better employment opportunities in fields such as travel, news media, academia, diplomatic work, finance, trade and banking.


Many parts of this article were kindly supplied by: China Education Center Limited.


Find out more about studing in China at: www.chinaeducenter.com


Another fantastic source of information about studying in China is China’s University and College Admission System (CUCAS). Visit


the website at: www.cucas.edu.cn


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