On November 28, 2025, the “2025 China Business School Development Forum and Education Awards Ceremony” co-hosted by MBA China and Manager Magazine was held in Beijing. At the ceremony, the highly anticipated “2025 Top 100 MBA Programs of Chinese Business Schools” list was officially released, with the MBA program of LNU Business School ranking 45th on this list.

The “Top 100 MBA Programs of Chinese Business Schools” list is co-released by MBA China and Manager Magazine, and included in CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure). It is one of the most authoritative and influential rankings in China’s MBA education sector. The list not only records the continuous breakthroughs of Chinese business schools in teaching content, educational methods and innovative models, but also fully reflects the exploration and achievements of China’s business education in key areas such as globalization, digitalization and sustainable development, winning high recognition from all sectors of society. Adhering to the principles of fairness, impartiality and openness, the ranking selection comprehensively considers multiple dimensions including teaching quality, curriculum innovation, faculty strength, research capability, student feedback, internationalization level, employment competitiveness and social influence. It conducts strict evaluations of hundreds of MBA programs across the country, aiming to promote continuous innovation of Chinese business schools in management education and cultivate more high-end management talents with global vision and outstanding leadership for society.

The MBA program of LNU Business School is rooted in a key university of China’s “Double First-Class” initiative and “Project 211”. With nearly 80 years of business education history, it is among the third batch of MBA-authorized institutions in China, having cultivated more than 6,000 high-level management talents. Its alumni are widely employed in banks, securities firms, large and medium-sized enterprises, government agencies and public institutions. Over the past year, the Business School has innovated its educational philosophy, integrated disciplinary resources, and aligned with the frontier of international business education. Furthermore, it has rooted itself in Chinese business practices by deepening the characteristic practical teaching model and promoting the comprehensive upgrading of the training system, while also striving to drive considerable progress in business education, especially MBA education, with the aim of earning a good academic reputation in the industry.