In this issue
Director's Message
A Chinese New Year Greeting from Manchester: President Duncan Ivison Extends Festive Wishes
Double Honours at 2025 International Education Conference: AMBS Global EMBA and China Centre Director Recognised
China Centre Welcomed Jan. 2026 Intake of Global MBA
Sherry Fu Honoured with Leadership and Advocacy Award at the 35th World Education Summit
China Daily: University of Manchester China Centre linking great minds
7 March Shanghai | Women’s Career Development Luncheon
8 March, IWD Beijing | Unlock a New Career Stage: International Education Women's Leadership Development Afternoon Tea
11 March, Shanghai, GMBA Open Lecture | Redefining Leadership: Dancing with Your AI Partner to Guide the Future Team
15 March | Beijing: In Conversation with New Oriental — Unlock Your Career Second Curve
16/18 March | Challenge Accepted Campaign Launch in Beijing & Shanghai
17 March Shanghai | Global MBA Open Lecture: Policy-Powered Energy Shift: Mechanism, Opportunities, and Impact
Rethinking Business Responsibility in the Age of Sustainability
China Centre continues to deliver globally relevant learning experiences in Shanghai
Director's Message

March 2026

 

Dear friends and alumni,

 

As we move from the warmth of Spring Festival into the momentum of March, a new season begins — one that invites reflection, renewal, and decisive action. On behalf of the University of Manchester China Centre, thank you for being part of our growing community.

 

This month, we are honoured to welcome the President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manchester on his return visit to China. During this visit, we will host the “Challenge Accepted” global campaign launch, together with alumni dinners in Shanghai and Beijing. We warmly invite alumni across China to reconnect, exchange perspectives, and shape the next chapter of our shared journey.

 

March will also feature a series of Global Part-time MBA open classes and themed events in Shanghai and Beijing. Discussions will explore innovation strategy, women’s leadership, organisational transformation in the AI era, the “second career curve,” and policy-driven energy transition — issues that are reshaping both business practice and individual career trajectories.

 

Looking ahead to 2026, the China Centre will proudly mark its 18th anniversary — a milestone symbolising continuity, growth, and renewed ambition. We look forward to progressing together with every learner, alumnus, and partner as we build a future that is more open, more connected, and more globally engaged.

 

As spring unfolds, may you move forward with clarity and confidence. May your ambitions remain steady, and your next step purposeful.

 

We look forward to welcoming you to our March events.

 

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