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- About MarshallGlobal EMBA - Shanghai
- Ten years' full-time working experience, including six years management experience;
- Ability to participate dynamically in a 100% English-language learning environment;
- A bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited institution;
- The understanding and support of your employer and/or family. The GEMBA program requires a substantial time commitment.
Global Executive MBA in Shanghai
The GEMBA program is based on Marshall's EMBA programs in Southern California, consistently ranked top 10 or even top five in the United States.Maintain Your Career While Part of the Program
Collaboration between two top business schools: USC’s Marshall School of Business and Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityJoin Us
Thanks for your interest in the Global Executive MBA in Shanghai. Please read the information below to understand how you may join this life-changing program.
Admission Requirements
We admit candidates based on their work experience, academic background, interview, letters of recommendation and essays. We require:
Tuition
RMB570,000, or US$90,000, covers all course materials; most meals during the class sessions; lodging, ground transportation and most meals for our three overseas trips; and the inauguration session of Theme 1, held at a five-star hotel in the suburbs of Shanghai. Transportation to/from the destinations where GEMBA is held, and lodging in Shanghai for those who require it, is not covered.
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