To better meet the international need for business education, New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) has been offering its M.B.A. program in cooperation with some leading Chinese universities, including Fuzhou University, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Jinan University, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,  Shandong Institute of Business and Technology, and Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics. This joint program makes American education more affordable to the students, enables them to complete the program in a short period of time, and allows them to attend courses in New York City, the heart of the financial and commercial industries and, in Nicholas D. Kristof’s words, “the unofficial capital of the planet Earth” in this global age.

In addition, New York Institute of Technology has collaborated with the following top Chinese Institutes for 2+2 undergraduate programs: China University of Mining and Technology and Jinan University. NYIT and its Chinese partnering schools for 2+2 undergraduate program have recognized the degree granted by the other institution as well as the course credits earned in each institute. Furthermore, they both agree to accept the transfer credits from the other institution as long as the courses meet established standards. The institutional collaboration in undergraduate level requires the students receive at least 16 credits in the other institution.  

How is the Program Designed?

Phase I: Courses offered at NYIT’s Cooperative Universities.

In this phase, students will take up to seven courses in China, including Financial Accounting, Macroeconomics, Management Information System, and Quantitative Methods; these courses are jointly taught by professors from NYIT and partner colleges and delivered in accordance with the NYIT’s standards.

Phase II: Courses Taken at NYIT's New York Campus

After Phase I, students study at NYIT’s New York campus, where they may complete the their academic program; At least fifty percent of credit hours completed towards a School of Management master's degree are earmned during this phase, and at laest fifty perecnt of business credit hours completed towards a School of Management bachelor's degree are earned during this phase. All courses are taught by NYIT faculty with strong academic qualifications and practical experiences.

Program Requirements

• A bachelor degree from NYIT’s cooperative universities;
• An official transcript of undergraduate record with an adequate quality point average;
• Acceptable TOEFL or IELTS score;
• Satisfactory score in the Graduate Management Admission Test (G.M.A.T.);

Program Benefits

• Those who have met all the degree requirements shall be awarded NYIT’s Master of Business Management degrees, as well as recognition by China's Ministry of Education;
• The opportunity to communicate with outstanding professors and experts who possess strong academic background and extensive business experience;
• The chance to network with successful CEOs and managers from well-known companies. You will learn about management within a real business context;
• Access to a pool of more than 92,000 NYIT alumni worldwide; graduates of the program are eligible to have a personal e-mail account with NYIT for life.

For more information, please contact Dr. Scott Liu at sliu@nyit.edu.

For contacts in P. R. China, please visit:  CIBS-Shanghai  and  CIBS-Beijing