Business school is an educational institution specially set up by universities to cultivate business talents, focusing on cultivating economic talents who can apply contemporary business concepts. Many colleges and universities have business schools. The value of business school depends on how many outstanding and creative business talents can be created for the future, and the appearance of these talents has changed the history of business and brought new values and values to the world.
The newly-built business school insists on helping young entrepreneurs, and will continue to explore the curriculum system and teaching methods that entrepreneurs need, entrepreneurs want and entrepreneurs are practical. With the course characteristics of "easy to learn, easy to understand and easy to use", it has become a research-oriented business school that creates theories in practice.
Common business school rankings in the world include Forbes Business School Ranking, Financial Times Business School Ranking, Economist Business School Ranking, UTD Global Business School 100 Top Scientific Research Ranking and so on. In terms of full-time MBA study, China Europe International Business School ranks first. After completing their studies, the annual income of graduates increased from120,000 yuan to 260,000 yuan.
The average working time of students before entering school is 7 years. The second place is BiMBA, followed by Tsinghua University, Guanghua College of Peking University, cheung kong graduate school of business, Fudan University, Antai College of Shanghai Jiaotong University, Sun Yat-sen University, peking university hsbc school of business, Nanhai Business School, Nantes Business School, Xiamen University and Nankai University.
Comparison between China and America:
The market economy in China is quite different from that in the United States. Even if you have the money to buy all the facilities of Harvard teaching and don't understand the characteristics of China's market economy, you will have problems running a school. The Ministry of Education does not regard education as an industry, which means that business schools are not yet market-oriented.
There must be many contradictions in the pace of training market-oriented talents in cooperation with educational institutions that eat imperial grain. The research objects and teaching cases of American business schools are both successful and failed American enterprises, while domestic business schools talk about the lack of teachers, equipment and foreign languages. Personally, what domestic business schools lack is the spirit of serving domestic enterprises.