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Shanghai, China
27 Followers
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“The Fudan International MBA Program was launched in 1996 through collaboration between the Fudan University School of Management and the MIT Sloan School of Management. The curriculum of the IMBA Program is jointly developed by the two schools, with the objective of cultivating business elites and future leaders with international perspectives and local insights through developing students’ systematic theoretical knowledge and comprehensive managerial skills.”
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Shanghai, China
36 Followers
78 Discussions
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Guangzhou, China
0 Followers
0 Discussions
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Beijing, China
9 Followers
65 Discussions
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Shanghai, China
4 Followers
8 Discussions
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Shanghai, China
11 Followers
30 Discussions
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Guangzhou, China
1 Follower
3 Discussions
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Full Profile
Shanghai, China
4 Followers
21 Discussions
With locations in Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai, Shanghai, New York, and Ashridge Estate, U.K., students on a one-year program can live and learn in as many as three locations, alongside a student body representing more than 120 nationalities. Our award-winning Global One-Year MBA curriculum and internationally renowned faculty bring fundamental business concepts to life through real-world experience.
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Beijing, China
8 Followers
50 Discussions
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Shenzhen, China
4 Followers
40 Discussions
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Beijing, China
11 Followers
35 Discussions
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