China's Finest University BiMBA is the key Peking University (PKU) international MBA program and the first in Beijing. PKU is the most renowned national university of China, with highest worldwide reputation. It was ranked 1st in China, 1st in Asia and 14th in the world (The Times 2006). Come on a journey of your life, riding with the university's reputation, culture, values, academic excellence, resources and facilities. Big Vision BiMBA's curriculum follows an interactive, participative pedagogy in line with the U.S. and European approach. Only we can demonstrate to you the linkage between western management theories and China's economic and social realities, with cases developed locally.
CCER has one of the largest concentrations of western trained Ph.D.s with unique insights, who consult with the Chinese Government on China's economic development and business management. They introduced tailor-made programs (and cases) on China's economic reform and management; on how to do business in China; on cross-cultural communications; and comparative studies of law and business practices. This special training will enable you to understand China in depth and, most importantly, to think big.
Global Mindsets BiMBA has formed strategic alliances with leading business schools in Europe, U.S. and Asia, bringing you international perspectives and experiences from professors of different countries; from international study trips; from MBA students of overseas business schools; and from CCER and PKU lectures and forums. BiMBA students and alumni represent more than 20 countries. 40% of our current full-time class is international students, and 70% of our part-time class students work for MNCs. Run with the swift!
Rankings BiMBA #1, China's Most Valued Business School  Fortune (China), 2005 and 2006. #1, China's Most Valued Part-time MBA Program  Forbes (China), 2005 to 2007. Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School #1 in Belgium, and #10 worldwide  The Economist, 2009

A wonderful place to study: BiMBA is located at the northeast part of the campus, with offices and classrooms built inside the restored 200 years’ old villa of a Qing Dynasty prince