Harbin Institute of Technology - School of Management
Building 2H
Science Park
No. 2 Yibang Street
Nangang District
Harbin, 150001
China
Programs at Harbin
Full-Time
Organisation Behaviour and Human Resources
Marketing
Innovation and Entrepreneur Management
Accounting and Financial Management
Information Management and E-commerce
Project Management
Money Market and Financial Management
International Business
- Program length is flexible
Part-Time
Organisation Behaviour and Human Resources
Marketing
Innovation and Entrepreneur Management
Accounting and Financial Management
Information Management and E-commerce
Project Management
Money Market and Financial Management
International Business
- Program length is flexible
Executive MBA
- Students should complete their studies in 2 to 3 years
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