During my undergrad, I thought I wanted to be a lawyer. In the US, there are a few variables that go into attending a good law school, but it basically comes down to two things: GPA and LSAT score. So, I chose the path of most students who want to become a lawyer, which is to pick a relatively…
Have a coffee on us, in Shanghai (Pudong), and speak with CEIBS admissions staff and MBA students about the full-time English-taught MBA programme at China Europe International Business School (CEIBS). Tell us about your MBA needs in one-on-one sessions and get answers to all your questions as we ex…
Please join us on May 13, 2020, for this special webinar on Agility and Opportunity in a Crisis.
About the Webinar
How do entrepreneurs and business owners adapt, innovate and reinvent in such unprecedented times of uncertainty? Is mastering agility the key to surviving a crisis?…
By Divya Joseph and Rama Velamuri
As the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) spread across the world, India decided to opt for a complete nationwide lockdown. It indeed helped control the infection, but has, predictably, invited great economic cost too. The crisis in China was equally monumental. Can…
Have a coffee on us in Shanghai (Puxi), and speak with CEIBS admissions staff and MBA students about the full-time English-taught MBA programme at China Europe International Business School (CEIBS). Tell us about your MBA needs in one-on-one sessions and get answers to all your questions as we explo…
April 30, 2020. Shanghai – CEIBS Dean Emeritus Rolf Cremer today delivered 400 masks to help fight the COVID-19 epidemic in his hometown of Bad Honnef, Germany. Professor Cremer presented the masks in person during a special visit to the Bad Honnef Family Alliance and Bad Honnef Mayor Otto Neuhoff.…
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, 5G technology was already a much anticipated and widely discussed topic. In the face of the outbreak, with the world in lockdown and businesses turning to the virtual world, what role will 5G continue to play?
In this webinar recording, CEIBS Associate Professor of…
CEIBS Africa's Alumni Relations and Marketing & Communications Manager Samuel Ocloo-Dzaba offers a glimpse at what life is like under lockdown in Accra, Ghana.
Dear CEIBS Global EMBA alumni,
It goes without saying that the outbreak of COVID-19 has disrupted everyone’s plans this year. As a result of the pandemic, our classroom studies and activities have been temporarily suspended, and the usually vibrant CEIBS campus is quiet and lonely at this extraor…
By Flora Chiang
Emotions are a natural and instinctive state of the mind which arise from one’s mood and external stimuli, including from crises and periods of great uncertainty such as that created by the recent COVID-19 pandemic. As a general rule, anger, fear, anxiety, frustration, insecurity,…
Does power corrupt the mind? CEIBS Prof Michelle Xue Zheng and others explore the influence of power on moral reasoning and self-interested behaviour. Read here
By Laura M. Giurge, Marius van Dijke, Michelle Xue Zheng, and David De Cremer
“I didn't set out to commit a crime. I certainly didn't set out to hurt anyone. When I was working at Enron, you know, I was kind of a hero, because I helped the company make its numbers every quarter. And I thought…
Julie has over 25 years of corporate and consulting experience as a senior HR executive in Global Fortune 100 companies (Siemens, Agfa, IBM, and Sanofi). Her leadership skills were developed in the diverse business cultures of global emerging markets such as China, India, Russia, Mexico and many cou…
