Latest China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) news

Are MBA Job prospects and salaries up or down? Is b-school still worth the cash? Conflicting reports filter through the b-school world. We speak to recruiters and MBA applicants to find out the truth.

Good news for MBAs in 2014: MBA Job prospects and salaries are set to remain strong. MBAs from ESSEC, CEIBS and Dartmouth Tuck explain how b-school is a career-starter.

In Pictures: BusinessBecause event at the Royal Institution in central London, with top Asian b-schools CEIBS, HKUST, ISB and Nanyang - and Former ICAP COO David Gelber.

David Gelber may have reached the top in his 40-year finance career, but he wishes he had studied an MBA in Asia. He has these tips to share on international business in the region.

Are you thinking of studying an MBA? Want to launch a career in Asia? These top four business schools say that Asia can give you a competitive advantage.

Julien Ganty left behind a law career in his home, Belgium, to study an MBA at CEIBS in Shanghai. He is part of a growing trend of European MBAs that seek to launch careers in Asia.

International MBAs are studying in Asia in greater numbers - and employers are hiring more foreign graduates. Many of the best b-schools are in the region - but how will Asia shape your career?

Up to half of b-school grads are staying in China after graduation. Internationals can use scholarship-funded MBAs and MiFs to kick-start a career in the region - all you need is a work visa!

EY is hiring 3,700 new employees in Britain before June 2014. Find out how to break into a career at the firm with the help of three established EY consultants with MBAs from ESSEC, CEIBS AND MBS!

A free-trade zone has been launched in Shanghai, an ever-popular destination for MBA Jobs. With 7.7% economic growth, China is booming. Find out why you should get started in Shanghai now!