Cambridge Judge Business School offers Global Executive MBA in China
For the first time, Cambridge Judge Business School is offering regular MBA teaching outside of Cambridge.
The world-renowned business school at the University of Cambridge, and Peking University HSBC Business School, have announced a co-operative programme in Shenzhen, China, that extends previous business-education collaboration between the two institutions.
The two schools announced in March 2020 plans to advance long-term collaboration in business and management, beginning with the launch of two executive education programmes focusing on innovation and international management.
The Cooperative Programme consists of a new Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) programme from Cambridge Judge, and a master’s/certificate programme in China studies for economics and management from Peking University.
Outgoing Dean Professor Christoph Loch said the development was “a great opportunity for experienced professionals based in the Asia-Pacific region, and beyond”.
Cambridge Judge’s new dean, Professor Mauro Guillén, took office on September 1.
Read more
Research at Cambridge Judge Business School – from AI dysfunctions to privatisation debate
Sign up for our weekly newsletter and stay up to date with Cambridge business
Subscribe and read the paper in full on your devices or laptop
