Fudan International School of Finance, Fudan University
Fudan International School of Finance, Fudan University (FISF) is a business school founded in accordance with the management model and standards of the world's leading business schools, focusing on high-end financial talent education and financial think-tank research. The school was founded in late 2016 and officially opened in June 2017, with a core faculty team composed of outstanding scholars recruited from around the world.
The Finance Executive MBA program is aimed at cultivating global business leaders who command the financial thinking and lead the industry into future.
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