Meet with Academic Dean of MSGF program from Fordham University, Professor Yee Seng Cheah, and join pre-interview for Conditional Scholarship Offer.

BiMBA, National School of Development at Peking University invite you to join us alone with panel of Academic Dean of MSGF program and admission officers for tips and advice on your MBA and MSGF program application.

We will offer an overview of the MBA and MSGF program as well as main elements of the BiMBA application, offering insights in how to present your strongest possible candidacy.

Join us for live chat and get your questions answered directly from BiMBA Admission team. Elite applicants will gain opportunities to join pre-interview for Conditional Scholarship Offer.

Time: 15:30-17:00 Friday 4^th Mar. 2016

Venue: Wanzhonglou Classroom one, National School of Development, PKU（北京大学国家发展研究院万众楼大教室）

Register Here: http://form.nsd.pku.edu.cn/35/survey/UserData/U103/s1010.aspx

 

MSGF Program Highlights:

• Offered by Fordham University to BiMBA MBA students to enhance their knowledge of international finance and gain insights into complexities faced by corporations in a global context.

• Expand students’ career options and establish global network in Finance field from 6 Top Business Schools all over the world.

• Cost and Time efficient program design. Students are only required to take another six courses to obtain Fordham MSGF degree with 17,000 USD tuition in addition to four MBA courses.

• Abundant scholarship opportunities with highest amount of 7,000 USD and 100% coverage to 2015 applicants*.

• Ranked the 15th place in Best Business Schools in Finance Specialty by U.S. News and World Report

• Knowledge journey composed of 3 days orientation workshop and 3 weeks full time class in global financial hub of New York City plus 1 week study trip (optional) to innovation center in Silicon Valley.

Curriculum and Structure:

In addition to the four transfer MBA courses (Business Statistics, Corporate Finance, Managerial Economics and Global Leadership), students are required to take another six courses to obtain the Fordham MSGF degree. Of these six courses, 3 will be delivered in Beijing at BiMBA and 3 will be taught at Fordham in New York.

 **Silicon Valley Study Trip schedule and cost (20,000 CNY) listed above is based on 2015 program information.

Application Requirement:

All BiMBA MBA candidates pursuing the MBA study and are expected to complete all the courses by August 2018 (Part-time 2016 class) or May 2017 (Full-time 2016 class) are eligible to apply for the program.

This program allows students to transfer up to 12 credits from the MBA/EMBA program towards the MSGF degree. The four courses that are transferred are Business Statistics, Corporate Finance, Managerial Economics, and Global Leadership. 

Tuition Fee & Scholarship:

Tuition for this program is US$ 17,000, not including textbook costs, travel and living expenses. Students are expected to pay the money upon receiving notifications.

*Fordham University will sponsor the program with varied levels of scholarships which range from 4000 to 7000 USD for elite students.

Prof. Yee Seng Cheah

Adjunct Associate Professor at New York University and Fordham University teaching Global Finance and Macroeconomics. He is also the CEO and Co-founder of Clearer Horizons, a consulting company.

He has more than 30 years of market experience and was most recently senior vice president and senior portfolio manager responsible for all investment-grade fixed income portfolios and member of the Asset Allocation Committee at AIG SunAmerica Asset Management Corp. Prior to joining SunAmerica in July 1999, Mr. Cheah spent 17 years at the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). He was the head of the U.S. Bond Division, Markets and Investment Department, and chief representative of the New York Office where his responsibilities included the management of foreign exchange reserves and the overseeing of external relationships with financial and government institutions in the United States. Prior to heading the New York Office of MAS, Mr. Cheah served in various capacities, including the domestic open market and currency intervention desk of Local Money and Capital Markets, Foreign Exchange and Gold, and the Japan Bond division.