On May 31st, 2012, MBA students from Hass Business School, UC Berkeley, paid a visit to Tsinghua SEM. Their main purposes were to interact with Tsinghua-MIT International MBA students, get to know more about China’s economy, business condition, expand social network as well as gain a deeper insight into the development of China’s top business schools.  

This very special day began with the campus tour, with Alex Zhang and other Tsinghua-MIT International MBA students volunteering as tour guides. Hass Business MBA students were shown the Main Building, Second Gate, Lotus Pool and other famous sites on  campus.

Tsinghua-MIT International MBA students also hosted a lunch mixer with Hass MBAs at Tsinghua SEM. “We freely exchanged opinions and it’s interesting to know that they were not only interested in China’s entrepreneurial environment, investment risks and economic policies, but also the college life here,” said Haiquan Ji, who had participated in the event.

Tsinghua-MIT International MBA program is a collaborative program between Tsinghua SEM and MIT Sloan School of Management. Ever since its establishment, Tsinghua-MIT International MBA program has been maintaining strong ties with top business schools all over the world. MBA students constantly have opportunities to interact with MBA students from first-class business schools.