Heading to Pudong. Last August 31st, 73 students settled in Shanghai's business district, at the China Europe International Business School (Ceibs). For five months, they will learn the fundamentals of management there, before heading to Paris, London and then Zurich to specialize. It is worth noting that this double degree, launched by ESCP and Ceibs and aimed at "highly motivated candidates," does not target the same audience as the ESCP's flagship Master in Management (MiM). No recent preparatory school graduates here: candidates must already hold a degree and have one to two years of professional experience. The pace is therefore more intense: 14 months of coursework (compared to 2 years for the standard MiM), followed by at least 6 months of internship (compared to a minimum of 9 months for the standard MiM).
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