The courses of MBA in China are almost the same, and the difference is only the teaching materials and the key points to be taught. Because each course involves a lot of content, and MBA itself is applied, it emphasizes the application of future course knowledge in teaching. Generally, the courses in the first semester are some basic courses: English, model and decision-making (mathematics), leadership and team, introduction to management, employment guidance, management and communication, microeconomics, accounting; Second semester: marketing management, operation management, enterprise strategy, supply chain management, corporate finance, innovation and entrepreneurship (including some elective courses) Third semester: all elective courses. The specific content of the draft is based on your future job search needs. General financial courses are the focus of most students' draft, such as financial statement analysis, real estate financial case analysis, investment banking, auditing and internal control, financial principles and other courses. Elective courses depend on personal preferences. Personally, I think it's best to make plans for the future before entering school, and then study selectively according to this, because the academic burden of MBA courses in schools is very heavy, and there are too many activities such as exchanges, forums, corporate interviews, alumni, etc., so we should choose to study and participate in activities according to our own situation.