PHBS Welcomes 10 New Faculty Members
This fall, Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS) welcomes 10 new faculty members from around the world. Joining the school’s “AI for Business” journey, they bring outstanding scholarship in economics, finance, and management — along with diverse international experience and research perspectives — to the PHBS community.Minsoo LeeProfessor of Practice in EconomicsEducation:Ph.D. in Economics,...
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PHBS Graduates Achieve 97.3% Initial Employment Rate
According to recent employment data, among the 370 Chinese full-time master's graduates (including 23 full-time MBA students) from PHBS, 19 will pursue further studies at leading universities in China and abroad, while 341 have secured job offers, bringing the initial employment rate to 97.3 percent. The strong employment outcomes reflect the school's sustained commitment to preparing students for ...
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​Thomas Sargent on Rational Expectations, AI, and the Future of Learning
The Sixth Session of the Dialogue with a Nobel Laureate: Student Tea Talk Series at PHBS On June 23, the sixth session of the “Dialogue with a Nobel Laureate: Student Tea Talk Series” was held at Peking University HSBC Business School (PHBS). The event featured Thomas J. Sargent, the 2011 Nobel laureate in economics and honorary director of the Sargent Institute of Quantitative Economics and Finance ...
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