Cornell-Tsinghua Dual Degree Finance MBA program is jointly offered by PBC School of Finance, Tsinghua University and S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University, one of the Ivy League universities in the US.
Integrating the extensive resources of century-old Tsinghua and Cornell universities, the program is committed to building a superior system that combines theory and practice at home and abroad to cultivate financial talents in line with China’s national conditions, with a focus on international financial markets.
In line with the most advanced business school models and finance curriculum internationally, and in keeping with the tradition of the PBC School of Finance to closely collaborate with the financial sector, the program continues the academic style of Tsinghua University, being “rigorous, diligent, truth-seeking and creative”, to develop leading financial talents with interdisciplinary backgrounds who have good command of professional knowledge and possess a global outlook with an eye on domestic market.
2 years
Part-time degree program.
Classes every other weekend,four days per month on average. Some courses may be taught intensively from Thursday to Sunday. Two residential sessions at Cornell University, 2-3 weeks for each trip.
Billingual(English and Chinese). Faculty from Tsinghua and Cornell universities equally share the teaching workload.
PBC School of Finance, Tsinghua University,
Beijing, China
Postgraduate Diploma of Tsinghua University
MBA Degree from Tsinghua University
MBA Degree from Cornell University
Exactly the same as MBA degree awarded by Cornell university in the US.
Global Perspective
China Insights
To Cultivate Leading
Financial Talents
Integrating the extensive resources of century-old Tsinghua and Cornell universities, this program is committed to building
a superior system that combines theory and practice at home and abroad to cultivate financial talents in line with China's
national conditions, with a focus on international financial markets. In line with the most advanced business school models
and finance curriculum internationally, and in keeping with the tradition of the PBC School of Finance to closely collaborate
with the financial sector, this program continues the academic style of Tsinghua University, being“rigorous, diligent,
truth-seeking and creative”, to develop leading financial talents with interdisciplinary backgrounds who have good
command of professional knowledge and possess a global outlook with an eye on domestic market.
Our curriculum combines theory and practice, which allows students to further involve in industry practice while completing core courses based strongly in finance, have a good mastery of micro-financial knowledge and tools, and develop a better understanding of macro-finance. It provides deep insights related to the principles of the modern economy and cultivates finance professionals with integrity and a strong sense of social responsibility.
Corporate Finance
Organizational Behavior
Financial Accounting
Microeconomics for Management
Marketing Management
Strategy Management
Ctitical and Strategic Thinking
Investment
Application of Financing Tools
Data Analytics and Decision
Operations Management
Commerical Banking
Monetary Policies and Macroeconomics
Financial Evolution and Financial Market
Reform of Foreign Exchange and Foreign Investment
International Trade and Global Economy
Financial Technology
Advanced Topics in Finance
Advanced Topics in Accounting
【Editor’s Note】Tsinghua University has been taking large footsteps towards internationalization ever since its establishment more than a hundred years ago. Up to now, over 80 international graduate degree programs have been implemented to enhance students’ global competency and the reputation of Tsinghua worldwide. With various cultural backgrounds, students and teachers from all corners of...
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