Nanjing University Business School - Education and Training Programs

Education and Training Programs

The following courses provided by NUBS have been recognized as National Excellent Courses:

  • (General) Management (管理学), chief professor: Chen Chuanming (陈传明)
  • Human Resources Management (人力资源管理), chief professor: Zhao Shuming (赵曙明)
  • Operations Management (运营管理), chief professor: Yang Dongtao (杨东涛)
  • International Finance (国际金融学), chief professor: Pei Ping (裴平)

Programs provided by NUBS include:

  • Undergraduate Programs
  • Master Programs
  • Doctoral Programs

The follows are practical professional programs:

  • MBA Program
  • EMBA Program
  • MPAcc (The Master of Professional Accounting)
  • EDP (The Executive Development Programs)

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