On January 31, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the novel coronavirus Covid-19 (previously referred to as 2019-nCoV) a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), prompting concerns over the development of the epidemic as well as its impact on China’s economy. Here, three CEIBS professors interpret the current situation and share their personal insights on these key issues.
Studies abound chronicling the negative effects that ineffective, emotional, and/or unsupportive supervisors have on employees. Although the popular press is also quick to place the blame on ‘‘bad bosses” who are making employees emotionally and physically ill, researchers have recently posited that a more comprehensive picture of leadership can be painted by examining the joint impact of supervisor and subordinate characteristics.
CEIBS Vice President and Dean Yuan Ding paid a courtesy call today to Mr. Wan Li, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the Ivory Coast, at the Chinese Embassy in Abidjan.
The Financial Times today released its annual global MBA ranking for 2020 and the China Europe International Business School’s MBA programme has once again ranked fifth in the world and first in Asia. In November, CEIBS’ Global EMBA programme was also ranked fifth in the world for the second consecutive year in the Financial Times’ ranking.
Due to the recent outbreak of the novel coronavirus in China, our ability to hold events and/or travel for one-to-one consultations with interested candidates is currently limited. Nevertheless, our admissions team remains fully in operation and we are happy to arrange a personal one-to-one consultation, either by phone or video conference, for anyone who is interested in our Global Executive MBA programme.
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