全球商科教育“最强大脑”聚首复旦

Core Insights - China's management education has achieved significant results in internationalization, research innovation, and talent cultivation, but faces challenges from a complex international environment [2] - The Global Business Education Expo was held to address the current needs of Chinese management education and aims to build a global consensus [2] - Nearly 50 top business schools and international organizations from five continents participated, including representatives from MIT Sloan School of Management, Yale School of Management, and London Business School [2] Event Highlights - The opening ceremony featured an interactive session titled "Youth Leadership: Global Youth Ask: What Will the Future Business World Look Like?" where youth representatives from Fudan University engaged in thoughtful discussions [2] - The "Global Management Education Deans Forum" focused on "Frontiers of Global Business Education Reform," bringing together global education leaders to foster connections for the future of business education [2] Challenges and Opportunities - The dean of Fudan University's School of Management, Lu Xiongwen, emphasized that current technological changes in China present new questions and opportunities for management education [2] - It is crucial for business education to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problem-solving, which is a common challenge faced by global business schools [2]