What does a business school do?

Business school is an educational institution specially set up to cultivate business talents, focusing on cultivating economic talents who can apply contemporary business concepts. Many institutions have business schools.

The value of business school depends on how many outstanding and creative business talents can be created for the future, and the appearance of these talents has changed the history of business and brought new values and values to the world.

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The market economy in China is quite different from that in the United States. Even if you have the money to buy all the facilities of Harvard teaching and don't understand the characteristics of China's market economy, you will have problems running a school.

The Ministry of Education does not regard education as an industry, which means that business schools are not yet market-oriented, and there must be many contradictions in the pace of training market-oriented talents in cooperation with educational institutions that eat imperial grain. The research objects and teaching cases of American business schools are both successful and failed American enterprises, while domestic business schools talk about the lack of teachers, equipment and foreign languages.