Guangdong University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS) - Graduate School of Business
2 Baiyun N Ave
Guangzhou, 510420
China
Accreditation
AMBA
Programs at GDUFS
Full-Time
English, Chinese
August
24 months
- Program can be completed in between two and three years
Part-Time
English, Chinese
August
36 months
- Program can be completed in between two and three years
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