The Financial Time revealed the global top 100 rankingExecutive MBA programs on October 17. The Executive MBA program run by SNAI andCarey School of ASU is in 30^th place, which is the 7^thtime for it to be included in the global top 35 ranking Executive MBA programs.

     The program initiated in 2003was the first of its kind focusing on finance and service in the mainland Chinaback then. With Carey School being the partner, the program has the advantageof inviting the best professors in the world, especially those Chinese professors overseas who are well informed ofChina’s situation. The SNAI has the advantage of being able to recruit the elite executives andmanagers in China. The synergy between the top faculty and top participants hasproved to build the program into a leading Executive MBA program in the world.

      After 10 years’ development, the program has been keeping up with dynamics of the development as well as the participants’ demands tooptimize the curriculum while keep focusing on finance. The curriculum has beenexpended from 12 courses to 18 courses. Finance plus, accounting plus as well as service innovation have beenthe three pillars of the curriculum. The program will provide more hands-oncourses to improve the participants’ learning experience and build a more diverse platform.

The link to2016 Financial Time Executive MBA ranking
    http://www.ftchinese.com/story/001069730