Ordinary MBA courses cover the following traditional management disciplines:
Accounting (accounting)
Ethics (ethics)
Finance (finance)
Macroeconomics (macroeconomics)
Marketing (marketing)
Management (management)
Microeconomics (microeconomics)
Operation (operation)
Statistics (statistics)
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The MBA course of Tsinghua University Institute of Economics and Management is divided into six parts: compulsory courses, compulsory links, basic modules, micro modules of entrepreneurial innovation, macro modules of entrepreneurial innovation and advanced modules. Details of the course are as follows:
Public compulsory course
Theory and practice of socialist economy
Business English
Introduction to dialectics of nature
(2) Mandatory link
Internet creative competition
Business negotiation practice
The real wall street
Literature review and topic selection report
Academic activities
(3) The first module: the basic module
organization behaviour
Analysis on Accounting and Venture Finance
strategic management
corporate finance
Marketing and enterprise marketing
Critical and discriminating thinking
managerial economics
The second module: the micro-module of entrepreneurial innovation.
Investment principle
Data analysis and entrepreneurial decision-making
Application of risk financing tools
operation management
Financial transactions in the international capital market
Global sustainable development
The third module: the macro module of entrepreneurial innovation.
Financial Evolution and Venture Capital Market
Monetary policy and macroeconomics
Hot spot analysis of strategic emerging industries
Online finance
Foreign exchange reform and foreign investment
(6) Module 4: Advanced module
cross-cultural communication
Career Planning in Financial Industry (Business Ethics)
Special course on capital market
Frontier topics of financial reform
Game theory and its commercial application
Wharton MBA course is divided into compulsory courses and elective courses.
(1) required course:
1. Leadership: the foundation of teamwork and leadership.
2. Marketing: marketing management
3. Microeconomics: Microeconomics Foundation
4. Economics: the frontier subject of management economics.
5. Statistics: Regression analysis
6. Management communication: oral and written.
7. Writing: Clear, concise and persuasive writing.
(2) Elective courses
More than half of Wharton's courses are optional. You can choose your favorite courses according to your learning interests, styles and goals.
Mainly includes:
1. Operational Science: Information and Decision-making
2. Marketing: dynamic marketing strategy, strategic marketing simulation.
3. Communication: advanced persuasion speech, the communication challenge of entrepreneurs.
4. Accounting: financial accounting, accelerated financial accounting, financial and management accounting.
5. Corporate financing: corporate financing, accelerating corporate financing, corporate financing introduction.
6. Macroeconomics: Macroeconomics, Introduction to Macroeconomics
7. Management: Manage established enterprises and manage emerging enterprises.
8 Legal Research and Business Ethics: Global Management Responsibility and Business Responsibility
In my opinion, I still have to have the opportunity to study MBA.
Generally speaking, studying for an MBA can be summarized as the following two benefits:
1. Practical leadership and management skills: The MBA course covers all major functional aspects of modern management, such as accounting, finance, finance, marketing and sales, logistics (production) management, information system management, law and human resource management. The advantage of MBA program is that it allows students to form teams in a series of practical courses under the guidance of the latest research, and get opportunities to improve their leadership and interpersonal skills.
2. Join the learning community and establish a network of alumni relations: Business schools emphasize teamwork, and MBA students often learn as much from their classmates as they do in class. In the circle of MBA students, many people are experienced industry elites. It is absolutely difficult to get new ways of thinking and new ideas by communicating and discussing with them outside the MBA school. They will become your alumni, and building an alumni network is one of the biggest gains from studying MBA programs.
Compared with traditional education, MBA is more similar to high-input and high-return stocks. Whether to study MBA or not can be regarded as the starting point for pursuing life experience or hoping for financial freedom. Education is the most powerful weapon to change a person's inherent thinking, and when a person's thinking reaches a certain height, this thinking can easily be transformed into wealth.
Now MBA tuition is very expensive, but the threshold to wealth freedom is higher if the class is solidified. Not studying MBA can be regarded as whether to buy an option to realize wealth freedom in the future.
As Wang Hongbin said in an interview with China Europe Business School, "I have never been a student who pursues A in exams, and I have never gone to China Europe to seek the standard answer of textbooks, because the business environment is ever-changing and there is no always correct fixed answer, but the methodology supported by a correct thinking logic is the way to win business. I hope that under the immersion of this learning environment, I will get more enlightenment and help in decision-making. "