Several project-based learning programs (such as business plan competitions, the Fudan-MIT China-Lab project, the Fudan-Wharton GCP project, case development and simulations) provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills in an international environment.

The Fudan MBA Career Development Office, as the first of its kind in China, provides students with resources and professional service in career development and employment. Career services, including career planning, workshops and personal counseling, help students to better plan their career paths and enhance competitiveness for future career development.

Full-time study builds strong friendships among students that will extend through the two-year program and beyond. This alumni network is a lifelong resource for Fudan-MIT IMBA Program participants. In addition, IMBA alumni are invited to become a part of the MIT Sloan alumni network as affiliate alumni.

The Fudan School of Management is located in Shanghai, one of the world’s fastest growing business hubs and the most influential economic, financial, cultural and technological center in China. While living and studying in Shanghai, students will have abundant opportunities to learn about globalization and capital formation in emerging markets along with gaining of both Western and Chinese management practices.