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MBA 740: China Travel Seminar
Beijing, China;
Shenzhen, China
(Outgoing Program)
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Spring |
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| Homepage: | Click to visit |
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| Program Type: | Faculty Led |
Glossary entry for program parameter 10000 Minimum GPA:
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2.5 |
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Glossary entry for program parameter 10002 Areas of Study:
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Business, Global Business |
Glossary entry for program parameter 10003 AACSB Accredited:
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Yes |
| Level of Study: | Graduate |
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MBA 740: Business in China
Shenzhen & Beijing
May 2-9, 2020
Professors Jane Zhu and Ming Cheng
If you want to be successful in global business, you need to be successful in China. China is arguably the most important market in the world today. It is the largest market in terms of size, the third largest in terms of economic strength, and the fastest growing, with rates at over 9% annually for the past 10 years. China is the engine of growth for many MNCs (multinational companies) and considered the future in terms of growth opportunities. The Chinese market is booming, but firms need to face and adapt to the cultural, economic, and political realities in China.
What to Expect
Shenzhen & Beijing
May 2-9, 2020
Professors Jane Zhu and Ming Cheng
If you want to be successful in global business, you need to be successful in China. China is arguably the most important market in the world today. It is the largest market in terms of size, the third largest in terms of economic strength, and the fastest growing, with rates at over 9% annually for the past 10 years. China is the engine of growth for many MNCs (multinational companies) and considered the future in terms of growth opportunities. The Chinese market is booming, but firms need to face and adapt to the cultural, economic, and political realities in China.
What to Expect
- Examine China’s dynamic economy and its competitive advantages
- Understand the development of the economy, leading companies and industries, social, cultural and historical influence on business practices and decisions
- Analyze the transition from a centrally planned economy to a market oriented economy
- Interact with management executives through site visits to major domestic and global corporations and agencies
- Visit cultural and historical sites, including the Great Wall of China
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