August 20, 2026
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What should you prioritize when choosing an MBA in China

Whether you're aiming to grow your network or immerse yourself in Chinese working culture, take this quiz to start planning what you want out of an MBA in China

Norma Maher

Norma Maher

Published in Explore Programs

Sponsored by Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management

The value of an MBA goes far beyond what you learn in the classroom. The experience you gain, the business environment you study in, and the people you meet can all influence where your MBA takes you.

If you’re considering an MBA in China, it’s worth thinking carefully about what you hope to gain from the experience. Perhaps you want to build a strong understanding of the Chinese business landscape, grow your network, or experience doing business in the world’s second-largest economy.

At Tsinghua University, the Global MBA is taught in English and combines core management education with courses and projects focused on China and the wider global economy.

Take the quiz below to discover which aspect of the MBA experience you should focus on.

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