MBA Courses Run Jointly by Mainland, Hong Kong Universities

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Sunday, September 10, 2000, updated at 00:45(GMT+8)

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MBA Courses Run Jointly by Mainland, Hong Kong Universities

The first MBA program with Fudan University and University of Hong Kong held graduation ceremony in Shanghai Saturday.

A total of 101 graduates received master's degree by the university in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).

As the first MBA courses managed by Hong Kong and the mainland, the program started enrollment in 1998.

At today's ceremony, the two universities also announced the establishment of a new graduate school, the Shanghai-Hong Kong Management School.


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	The first MBA program with Fudan University and University of Hong Kong held graduation ceremony in Shanghai Saturday.




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