Chinese Economy and Business
| Degree: | MSc in Chinese Economy and Business (Erasmus University) |
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| Mode of Study: | Full-time |
| Duration: | 1 year |
| Start date: | September |
| Language of instruction: | English |
| Location: | Rotterdam |
| Croho/isat code: | 60454 |
If you are sinologist with an interest in business management, or a business student aspiring to learn more about the Chinese economy and business culture, the specialisation Chinese Economy and Business may be your bridge to the future.
The result of a unique collaboration between the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University and the Chinese Department of Leiden University, this master’s is taught by some of Europe’s leading faculty in the field and combines the outstanding expertise of both institutions.
For application information please see the website of the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Programme
Expect to experience:
- Being part of highly diverse, ambitious and international student community
- Interaction with Chinese and Western business leaders both in Europe and in China
- An innovative mix of educational formats ranging from case studies and internships, to group projects and individual research
- Enthusiastic and supportive teaching faculty from two of Europe’s top universities and research institutes
Objectives
At the conclusion of the programme, you will have gained a deep understanding of, as well as the tools to manage, the differences between Chinese and Western business systems. You will have acquired
- insights into the inner-Chinese political debate and how it relates to business practice
- the ability to adapt and modify conventional management concept and skills
- and the know-how needed to invest in sustainable business relationships with key Chinese actors.
The programme consists of four core courses in the first semester and two electives in the second semester. You will conclude your studies with an internship at a firm in China and your master’s thesis.
For the most up to date course overview see the Website of Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University.

