Introduction

Tsinghua School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua SEM, founded in 1984, was the first economics and management school in China. Professor ZHU Rongji, the Founding Dean, later became the fifth Premier of the People’s Republic of China. Tsinghua SEM is now among the premier business schools in Asia and enjoys world class faculty, students and research centers.

Tsinghua SEM is the successor to the departments of Economics which was established in 1926. Since then, the school has built a powerful and influential alumni network. Tsinghua SEM also had the largest student exchange program in China with more than 50 world-class business schools as well as strong relationships with both domestic and multinational corporations.

International MBA Program

The Tsinghua International MBA Program is one of the most prestigious such programs in the People's Republic of China. The entirely English Program is offered in collaboration with MIT Sloan School of Management. The school provides more than 100 MBA courses per year. Upon finishing their required courses, students can select from curricula of different tracks (enterprise management, finance and banking, enterprise innovation and management, accounting analysis and management control, e-commerce and international business administration, etc.). After two years of business and leadership education, students obtain a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Tsinghua University as well as both a certificate from MIT Sloan School of Management and MIT Sloan affiliate alumni status. Besides the M.I.T.-Tsinghua International MBA program, international students, provided they have Chinese language skills, can also choose to apply to the Full-time MBA and the Part-time MBA.

(Source: Tsinghua School of Economics and Management)

Admission Requirements

1) A bachelor degree or its equivalent;
2) For international students, minimum GMAT (Learn more about GMAT) score of 560 within 5 years;
3) Work experience is not a must.

Tsinghua University has no requirement for your Chinese language proficiency for International MBA Program applicants. We require your certificate of HSK level 6 and plus for Full-time MBA and Part-time MBA (taught in Chinese) applicants.