Students must complete all required coursework within the specified duration, obtain passing grades, fulfill credit requirements, and successfully defend their master's thesis. Upon approval by the university's Degree Evaluation Committee, the Master of Business Administration (EMBA) degree from Peking University will be awarded.

The curriculum includes:

- Core modules in economics, finance, leadership, and strategy

- Elective courses on innovation, digital transformation, family business, etc.

- Global immersion modules and integrative projects

Final admissions decisions are made by the Peking University Graduate School, based on the interview and overall assessment. The list of admitted students will be published by the Office of International Students.

1. The interview consists of a self-introduction, a random question round, and a Q&A session. The admissions committee evaluates applicants on expertise and communication skills.

2. Based on interview performance and comprehensive assessment, the committee recommends candidates for admission

An admissions committee at PHBS will review application materials to assess character, academic background, research capability, and leadership potential. Qualified applicants will be invited for an interview. False information will result in disqualification.

1. Non-Chinese citizenship, with a valid foreign passport. Applicants from Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, or Taiwan who have obtained foreign citizenship must have held their foreign nationality before April 30, 2019.

2. Must hold a bachelor's degree. Degrees from institutions outside Mainland China must be recognized by China's Ministry of Education.

3. Academic performance and language ability must meet the program's standards.

4. Minimum 8 years of full-time work experience and 5 years of managerial experience.

5. Good physical and mental health, with no criminal record and in compliance with Chinese laws and university regulations.

Founded in 2004, Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS) is a dynamic institution integrating teaching, research, and public service. Professor Hai Wen, then Vice President of Peking University, served as its founding dean. In August 2008, HSBC made a generous donation to support the university's vision of building a world-class business school, and the school was officially named Peking University HSBC Business School.

The school strives to foster an international academic environment focused on economics, finance,management, and media. It aims to become a 'military academy for business' that develops leaders with strategic vision, discipline, and influence.

The PHBS EMBA program builds on international teaching systems, diverse educational philosophies, and a professional faculty. It enhances participants' capabilities in strategy, innovation, global insight, and social responsibility, cultivating leaders who are empowered to change themselves and the world.