MBA stands for Master of Business Administration in English.
Master of Business Administration (MBA) is an internationally recognized degree, which aims to cultivate the skills needed for business and management. However, the value of MBA is not limited to the business field. MBA is also very useful for people who want to engage in management work in the public sector, government, private enterprises and other fields.
Mbas are usually divided into different categories. There are full-time MBA degree courses (requiring full-time study) and on-the-job MBA courses (requiring part-time study). On-the-job MBA usually takes classes on weekdays or weekends, sometimes focusing on a four-day class including weekends once a month. On-the-job MBA curriculum design allows students to continue working while obtaining their degrees.
Most MBA courses include some "core" subjects, such as accounting, economics, marketing and operation, as well as elective courses that follow personal or professional interests. Some schools require MBA candidates to practice in companies or institutions so that they can get specific job opportunities after the project is over. Excellent MBA programs often keep up with the times and provide forward-looking business development opportunities. For example, in recent years, MBA has generally offered cutting-edge courses such as entrepreneurship management, big data, artificial intelligence, deep learning, and blockchain.
High-quality business schools usually require candidates to have at least several years of professional work experience before starting MBA programs. Applicants need to submit an application for admission, which usually includes university transcripts, English grade certificates, work background, future career planning, and the purpose paper or purpose statement of studying MBA. After passing the exam, you need to get the admission score through the MBA interview of the school, and finally you have to pass the national entrance examination. The score of the entrance examination plus the score of the interview determines whether you can be admitted to the school you are applying for. Some MBA programs that cooperate with foreign countries may not need to take the national entrance examination, but they usually need to prove that they have enough foreign language ability.
MBA is the most popular professional degree course in the world at present, and it is also the postgraduate major with the largest number of applicants in China. In 20 17, the number of national graduate candidates was 20 10000, 20 142389, and 35 1 12 were admitted. From 2065438 to 2008, there were 2.38 million graduate candidates in China. Huazhang MBA predicts that the number of MBA candidates is170,000, and the admission rate is less than 37,000, and the admission rate is less than 22%.
At present, the well-known MBA institutions in China mainly include: China Europe International Business School MBA, cheung kong graduate school of business MBA, Peking University MBA, Tsinghua University MBA, Wudaokou Finance College MBA, Renmin University MBA, Shanghai Jiaotong University MBA, Shanghai Advanced Finance College MBA, Fudan University MBA, Nankai University MBA, Nanjing University MBA…