Program Overview
Approved to grant degrees in 2003, the professional master's program in Business Administration (MBA) offers five research directions: Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Responsibility and Sustainable Development, International Perspective, Digital Application, and Big Health Management. It has more than 3,000 graduates of various types. Currently, there are 59 on-campus supervisors and 90 off-campus social supervisors for the MBA program.
Faculty Structure of the MBA Program
| Faculty Structure | Number | Percentage |
| On-campus supervisors | 59 | - |
| Associate senior title or above | 46 | 77.9% |
| Doctoral degree holder | 51 | 86.4% |
| With industry experience | 52 | 88.1% |
Strengths and Features
1.. Leading scholars in the Big Health Management. They are esteemed Chinese and international academicians, as well as globally influential discipline leaders, who are at the forefront of the latest global research trends in clinical and basic medicine. These prominent scholars from home and abroad guide the application of cutting-edge technology in medical practice and shape development trends. Teams are led by academicians in fields such as bio-medicine and health, as well as in food science and nutritional health.
2.Authoritative experts in healthcare industry policy. They are scholars, heads of management departments, and think tank experts from around the world who are deeply involved in the research and formulation of medical and health policies across various countries. They possess keen insights and in-depth thinking on the industry, offer profound analysis, and provide authoritative interpretations and assessments of policies.
3. Industry leaders in the healthcare sector (alumni resources): These include successful entrepreneurs in the healthcare industry with strong theoretical foundations and extensive practical experience, as well as key principals of international medical organizations.
4.Theoretical experts in the field of management (school faculty): They are experts with solid theoretical expertise in areas such as enterprise management and public institution management, coupled with rich experience in theoretical teaching.
5.Practitioners in the medical and healthcare field: Professionals include hospital administrators, and practitioners in the big health field such as pharmaceutical companies, medical devices, and medical services.
6.Practitioners in related industries serving the medical and health industry: Professionals include practitioners in relevant industry institutions focusing on the medical and health industry, such as banks, insurance companies, funds, VC, and PE.
7.Other personnel committed to the development of the big health cause: Those who wish to systematically learn cutting-edge scientific and medical technologies and the development trends of the medical and health industry.
