Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q)
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Yes, we offer lectures, forums and short-term training classes as well
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Usually this is not permitted. However in special cases you can file an enrolment postponement application. After you finish relevant procedures and hand in the materials to BI Norwegian Business School via the Program Office, we can retain your student status for one semester at most. If you cannot enrol after one semester, you will need to re-apply and retake the entrance exams and pay the tuition based on the new class standards.
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Entrance exam papers will be reviewed and graded within 2 weeks. The Program Office will then inform you of your test scores and the following procedures
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No. Our program focuses on evaluating applicants’ abilities, including work experiences, comprehensive competence and English proficiency.
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Interviewers are professors from BI Norwegian Business School and Fudan University, School of Management, and senior alumni from our program.
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Except for the overseas courses, all courses are conducted on the Handan Campus of Fudan University. No, we do not provide correspondence or distance learning.
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For each course module, students are required to have an attendance rate of 75% and over. If you are absent for more than 1 day cumulatively, you need to file a course postponement application to the BI Liaison Office. The Program Office will arrange for you to attend another class to catch up on the course schedule while minimising the effects on your work and study.
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Academic performance is evaluated through attendance, class involvement, assignments and tests. To complete each course module, you need a 75% attendance rate, be involved in class discussions, and pass tests and assignments. You will be granted a MBA degree upon completion of the 15 course modules and submission of a qualified graduation thesis.
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Yes, the MBA degree certificate issued by our program is the same as the one issued by BI Norwegian Business School and is internationally acknowledged. Our program is accredited by the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China (Approval Letter No.: MOE31NO1A20030504O). BI Norwegian Business School is accredited by EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System) and AACSB (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). BI-Fudan MBA Program is accredited by AMBA (Association of MBAs).
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We usually use the form of an individual interview.We mainly review applicants’ Positive and Proactive Attitude, Leadership Capability, Organizational Engagement, Application of Experience, Logical and Analytical Skill and English Ability.
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Yes. You can look at the BI-Fudan MBA course schedule and arrange a Class Visit (1.5 hours) that interests you.
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Graduates will be granted an MBA degree certificate issued by BI Norwegian Business School and an attendance certificate issued by Fudan University, School of Management, accredited by the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China.
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No, the admission standards are the same.
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No. The Program does not offer any scholarships.
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In 2024, the tuition is 508,000RMB which covers the cost for classes, textbooks and materials.
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Each class has approximately 50 students.
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Yes. Every student is required to attend the last compulsory course and the graduation ceremony in Oslo, Norway. Our program also offers overseas courses conducted at Haas Business School of University of California, Berkeley in U.S.A, Instituto de Empresa in Spain, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, HPI in Germany and Norrsken in Sweden. Students can also apply for the selection exams for exchange program provided by Fudan University, School of Management every year.
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The average age of our students is 36.6 with an average work experience of 12.9 years. 79.4% of the students are from multinational companies or overseas market focused enterprises, with mid-level management positions or above.
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Two thirds of the faculty is from BI Norwegian Business School and one third is from Fudan University, School of Management. Fudan University, School of Management also assigns a co-teacher or a teaching assistant to each course.
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The curriculum is designed based on module teaching methods and offers 11 core compulsory courses and 13 elective courses. Each student is required to complete 4 out of 11 elective courses. Every month, classes are scheduled over 4 full consecutive days (including Saturday and Sunday.) Courses are taught in English and use English textbooks and materials.
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Yes, we accept international students. The admission requirements are the same for both Chinese students and international students. However, we do not sponsor student visa. Our international program conducts all courses in English.