Peking University and UCL agree joint MBA programme

Two world-leading universities, Peking University (PKU) and UCL, today reinforced their key strategic partnership, which will see them work even more closely together to address pressing global challenges. An agreement was signed today between the two institutions to jointly deliver an MBA programme at PKU's campus in Beijing. The Beijing International MBA is a collaboration between PKU's National School of Development (NSD) and the UCL School of Management (SoM). The partnership demonstrates how PKU and UCL expertise can combine to create a unique offering. NSD is a leading economics and public policy think tank and SoM is a leading business school focused on technology, innovation, analytics and entrepreneurship. It is hoped that the MBA will play a part in educating the next generation of leaders, who will drive China's development and transformation into a knowledge-based economy. UCL President & Provost, Professor Michael Arthur and PKU President Lin Jianhua witnessed the signature today.
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