International MBA (IMBA), Dual Degree MBA and Exchange Program
http://mba.pku.edu.cn/eng/xmgl/imba.htm
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Program |
Language Using |
Location |
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FMBA (Full-time) |
Chinese |
China |
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PMBA (Part-time) |
Chinese |
China |
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IMBA (Full-time) |
English |
China |
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PKU-NUS IMBA |
English |
China & Singapore |
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PKU-ESSEC IMBA |
English |
China & France |
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PKU-Schulich IMBA |
English |
China & Canada |
1. IMBA and Dual Degree MBA Program
The International MBA (IMBA) Program was launched in 2000 as Guanghua further expanded
internationally, partnered with prestigious business schools - National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School, ESSEC Business School at France, and Schulich School Business of York University in Canada. It is uniquely designed to develop graduates with global perspective, significant leadership quality and advanced business knowledge.
The IMBA Program is structured as a two-year full-time program. All the courses are conducted in English. Students are able to choose two years in Peking University, one semester overseas (exchange program) or one year in PKU and one year overseas (Dual-degree MBA program).
For Dual-degree MBA program, candidates will be awarded Master Degrees of Business Administration by both schools if they successfully complete a program of study fulfilling the requirements of both schools.
a) The PKU-NUS MBA Program candidates do the first and the fourth semesters at Guanghua School of Management, the second and third at NUS. Guanghua students need to apply for the dual degree program at the beginning of the first semester, by the end of September.
(1) Program Information
(2) PowerPoint from NUS
(3) PowerPoint from alumnus
b) The PKU-ESSEC MBA Program candidates do the first and second semesters at the host school. Guanghua students need to apply for the dual degree program at the beginning of the second semester, by March 1st.
(1) Program Information
(2) PowerPoint from ESSEC
c) The PKU-Schulich MBA Program candidates do the first and second semesters at Guanghua. They need to apply for the dual-degree program in the first semester.
Students with qualified GMAT score (not less than 600) and TOEFL or IELTS (For applicants whose undergrad was not done in English) could apply for Dual-degree MBA program.
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Programs |
Language |
Tuition (RMB 70,000 Yuan in PKU+) | |
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TOEFL |
Or IELTS | ||
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PKU-NUS |
260 (CBT) / 620 for (PBT) |
6.5 |
S$ 22,000 |
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PKU-ESSEC |
250 (CBT)/ 600 for (PBT) |
6.5 |
€17,000 |
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PKU-Schulich |
250 (CBT)/ 600 for (PBT) |
7 |
C$27,500 |
a) NUS: IELTS 6.5 or above OR TOEFL at least 260 for CBT / 620 for Paper Tests.
b) ESSEC: IELTS 6.5 or above OR TOEFL at least 250 for CBT.
c) Schulich: IELTS at least 7 OR TOEFL at least 250 for CBT.
2. Diverse Cultural Environment and Enriched Exchange Opportunities
Guanghua collaborates with prestigious business schools to introduce dual degree programs which offer the students the opportunity to study at Peking University for one year and the National University of Singapore, or the ESSEC Business School in France, or Schulich School Business of York University for another year to get degrees from both schools. The School has developed a number of international exchange partnerships with, among others, the Kellogg Graduate School of Management of Northwestern University, the Graduate School of Business of University of Chicago, Fuqua School of Business of Duke University, Schulich School of Business of York University, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. International scholars, business leaders and senior government officials are regular guest speakers at Guanghua.
In the academic year of 2006-2007, above 70 students are able to go on exchange at the partner schools for one-semester.
North America
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, U.S.
Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
York University Schulich School of Business, Canada
Queen's University Business School, Canada
Purdue University, Krannert School of Management, U.S.
University of Calgary, Canada
Farmer School of Business, Miami University
Europe
Zeppelin University, Germany
University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
Tilburg University, the Netherlands
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany
ESSEC Business School, France
Grenoble School of Management, France
Athens University of Economics & Business, Greece
Bocconi University, Italy
European Business School, Germany
Asia Pacific
National University of Singapore Business School, Singapore
Seoul National University, Korea
Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST)
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Nanyang Technological University, Business School, Singapore
