Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), (Chinese: 长江商学院; pinyin: ChángJiāng shāngxuéyuàn) is a private, non-profit, independent educational institution and the only business school in China with faculty governance.[1] The school offers MBA, Dual EMBA with IMD, Finance MBA, Executive MBA, Doctor of Business Administration, and Executive Education programs to both Chinese and international students.[2] The faculty staff is made up of 45 full-time professors and 10 long-term visiting professors currently, with research focusing from global business issues to China-specific topics. In its 10 years the school has trained about 3000 CEOs from various Chinese companies,[3] with notable alumni including the founder of the Alibaba Group, Jack Ma; Fu Chengyu, Chairman of Sinopec; and Wu Yajun,[4] fifth richest person and richest women in China as of 2012.[5]

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business
TypePrivate Business School Non-profit
Established2002
DeanXiang Bing
Academic staff
45-50
Location
Beijing
,
China
CampusUrban
AffiliationsLi Ka Shing Foundation
Websiteckgsb.edu

Established in November 2002 through the financial support of the Li Ka Shing Foundation,[1] today CKGSB is considered one of the major graduate business schools in China, with a leading role in the growing Chinese private sector.[6] As of 2011 CKGSB alumni collectively managed above $1 trillion in revenues, equal to 13.7% of the Chinese GDP in that year.[3] Headquartered in Beijing, CKGSB has campuses in Shanghai and Shenzhen, as well as offices in Hong Kong, New York City and London.[2]

Cheung Kong GSB Beijing Campus

The "Cheung Kong" from CKGSB's name comes directly from the name of Li Ka Shing's Cheung Kong (Holdings). In Cantonese, "Cheung Kong" is the name for China's longest river, the Yangtze River. The logo recalls the seal used by ancient Chinese scholars, and is an evocation of the school's grounding in Chinese heritage. The three vertical lines in the logo represent the ancient Chinese writing style, while the three horizontal ones indicate Western style writing, overall symbolizing the integration of Eastern and Western values and knowledge in the school. The lower right corner represents the Mandarin initials of the Yangtze River, "Chang Jiang".[7]

Faculty and Research

The CKGSB faculty comprises an international staff of 45 full-time professors and 10 long-term visiting professors as of 2015.[8] Most of the faculty members are of Chinese origin, but all have pursued higher education at leading Western graduate schools, including Stanford, Harvard, Wharton and Yale. According to the school such make-up gives the faculty body a strong understanding of the Chinese market as well as a high academic profile and understanding of Western higher education practices.[8] According to the CKGSB faculty, its per capita research publication rate in "top-tier" academic journals from 2006 to 2011 ranked 6th in the world. The school on the other hand currently adheres to a policy of not partaking in international business school rankings.[9]

Case Center

The CKGSB Case Center is a unit specialized in the production of teaching material for executive education. It manages, updates and expands a portfolio of business strategy cases in English and Chinese to be used as practical business scenario training in the school's programs. Cases range from China-specific topics such as Chinese real estate market to internationals ones such as multinational acquisitions. As of 2013 the Center's library created a portfolio of more than two hundred case studies, subdivided into different major disciplinary subjects: Accounting and Finance, Business Model Innovation, Economics, Globalization and Strategy, Logistics, Operations, HR Management and Marketing. Cases are derived from faculty research and on the basis of teaching interests, often featuring CKGSB alumni business cases. Cases generally outline Chinese and international business scenarios.[10]

The Library at Cheung Kong GSB Beijing Campus

Knowledge Center

CKGSB Knowledge is an English language publication which provides business and economic analysis from the business school's faculty. It focuses on China-specific business trends, while also providing coverage of emerging markets in the global business landscape. Topics are subdivided into Policy and Law, Economy, Management, Technology, Manufacturing and Society, with topics ranging from Joint ventures to Sustainability.[11]

Library

The CKGSB Library in Beijing has a total holdings of more than 600,000 print and digital Chinese and English books, 150+ periodicals, thousands of scholarly e-journals, and a diverse range of both Chinese and international databases such as Proquest and ISI Emerging Markets. The main library is located in Beijing’s Oriental Plaza campus, while Two branch libraries have been established on the Shanghai Campus and Shenzhen Campus.[12]

Programs

CKGSB offers programs to both Chinese and international students in its mainland China based campuses. Classes are offered in both Chinese and English. 25% of the MBA students are international, while the percentage varies from Chinese executive specific programs to short-term programs for international executives/ MBA students.[13] The programs are amongst the most expensive of Chinese business schools, with the EMBA programme being the most expensive programme in China.[14]

EMBA

The EMBA is a 20-month-long program for C-suit executives, with classes meeting once per month for 4 days, Thursday to Sunday, with the first class being a one-week residency. It is open to both Chinese and international executives. Classes generally consist of lectures by faculty or notable alumni, group work, case studies and business visits. The EMBA program was listed number one EMBA in China in terms of returns after graduation by Forbes.[6] Admission criteria include a minimum of eight years work experience, with minimum five in a managerial position, and serving at a decision making position at the time of application.[15]

MBA

MBA programs are 14 months full-time English programs. Eligibility is based on two years of work experience, English fluency, Bachelor's degree and competitive GMAT or GRE score.[16] As of 2013 the selection involves three stages: first the application made of recommendation letters, degree certificate, and academic transcript must be approved by the school; second candidates must undergo an interview process with a panel of CKGSB faculty, alumni and staff, divided into 3 stages: group case discussion, panel interview and career consultation. The third stage is a comparative evaluation, where the selection panel compares different candidates to select students for allocated quota of MBA students.[17]

List of programs
  • Chinese Language Programs[18]
    • Executive MBA
    • China CEO Program
    • Finance CEO Program
    • Finance MBA (part-time)
    • Post EMBA Programs
    • Media Management Program
    • Real Estate Management Program
    • Family Business Program
    • Company Specific Programs
  • English Language Programs[19]
    • MBA
    • CKGSB–IMD Dual Executive MBA
    • Understanding China's Next Move
    • iLEAD
    • Doing Business With a Changing China
    • Boardroom Briefing
    • Up-Close Series
    • Global Executive Exchange Modules
  • Korean Language Programs[20]
    • China Business Executive MBA

Alumni
Jack Ma

Notable CKGSB alumni include:[21][22]

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gollark: But when the hatchlings drop won't the other eggs also have dropped?

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-10-12. Retrieved 2013-07-12.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link), CKGSB on the Li Ka Shing Foundation Webpage.
  2. , "About Us" page of English Website.
  3. , Profile of CKGSB on Poets and Quants.
  4. http://english.ckgsb.edu.cn/?q=node/247
  5. , Forbes List of Richest people in China, 2012.
  6. , Article About Business Schools in China by Forbes, "China's Best Business Schools", 2010.
  7. , CKGSB English Website.
  8. "Full-time Professors | CKGSB". english.ckgsb.edu.cn. Archived from the original on 2017-01-23. Retrieved 2017-02-05.
  9. , Article from the news release section of the CKGSB website.
  10. , Case Center Webpage of the CKGSB website.
  11. , Homepage of Knowledge Center.
  12. , Library webpage of the CKGSB website.
  13. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-08-03. Retrieved 2013-07-20.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link), International Applicant's Page.
  14. "Forbes ranks top Chinese business schools in 2010", Article by the People's Daily.com.cn .
  15. Archived 2013-09-28 at the Wayback Machine, Application Requirements on CKGSB's Webpage.
  16. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-08-03. Retrieved 2013-07-20.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link), Admission Criteria of CKGSB.
  17. MBA information page: http://english.ckgsb.edu.cn/?q=node/159
  18. Archived 2013-07-23 at the Wayback Machine, List of Chinese Programs.
  19. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-08-04. Retrieved 2013-07-20.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link), List of English Programs.
  20. Archived 2016-01-15 at the Wayback Machine, List of Korean Programs.
  21. , Alumni Webpage of CKGSB.
  22. CKGSB China CEO Program, listing some of the school's alumni, .

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