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Introduction

  The Graduate Institute of Business Administration (GIBA) was originated from a collaboration project launched in the fall of 1962 with the University of Michigan, USA. GIBA began its recruitment in 1981, with candidates targeted at business owners, higher management or future business owners holding a bachelor’s or higher degree. Graduates over time have made outstanding achievements in various trades to keep raising the institute’s reputation in the business.
 
   To keep pace with changing times, GIBA was merged with the Advanced MBA Program in 2013 to become the MBA Program, planning to recruit 133 potential young talents across the world and build a learning environment of international standards for business and management education, in order to turn the program into a global MBA program.
   In addition to internationalization, we maintain equal emphasis on local characteristics. Based on the essence of Chinese management research accumulated by faculties over the past 50 years or so, apart from developing teaching materials exclusive for the Management in Asia course, we strengthen the cultivation of leadership and entrepreneurship in students and emphasize the three core spirits: management ethics, social responsibility, and sustainable business to uphold holistic education as our fundamental and core concept.
 
Features of the brand-new MBA Program
1. Personalized curriculum planning
The program is offered two length options: Two-year regular program or 14-month intensive program.
Students without work experience are required to take an enterprise internship incorporated into the two-year regular program.
We also arrange a wide variety of modules for special areas of specialization.
 
2. College-wide resources
Support from all the faculties of the NCCU College of Commerce.
Under direct management of the NCCU College of Commerce, the MBA Program enjoys all resources available from the college and classes are given in the case study classrooms in the Elite Academy.
Connections with alumni of the EMBA, IMBA and Department of Business Administration.
 
3. Experiential, practical and internationalized courses
Through collaboration with domestic and foreign enterprises, cooperation with sister schools and inter-personal connections of the NCCU College of Commerce, the program organizes overseas study activities worldwide.
Experiential learning: After enrollment, new students will take the Team Operation and Leadership course to understand the definitions of leadership and teamwork models by experiencing group activities.
A sustainable entrepreneurship competition is organized every year.
Challenging internship opportunities from domestic and foreign enterprises.
Over 100 exchange student opportunities in top foreign universities.
 
4. Attractive grants and scholarships
After passing the scholarship interview, MBA students can win scholarships and grants from specific enterprises to enjoy free tuition and fees throughout the program. Students with outstanding performance in the  will be accepted by the host enterprise in higher priorities.
A wide variety of scholarships and grants for outstanding academic performance and special talent.
Scholarships and grants for specialized learning