# MBA
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China’s MBA Market Loses Its Shine as Tuition Cuts and Job Softness Expose Weak ROI
China’s MBA market is under pressure as the 2025 national entrance line falls to a 25-year low and universities slash fees to attract candidates. Economic slowdown, shrinking hiring by major employers and falling cohort quality mean the degree’s traditional ROI is increasingly uncertain, making MBAs worthwhile mainly for narrowly defined objectives.
China’s MBA Bubble Deflates: Steep Fee Cuts and Falling Demand Force a Reboot of Management Education
China’s MBA market is undergoing a sharp correction as tuition cuts and weak enrolment expose a fading wage premium for management degrees. Oversupply, shifting industrial priorities toward STEM and AI, and disappointing returns on investment are forcing programmes to cut fees, exit, or specialise to stay relevant.
China’s MBA Market Cools: Fewer Jobs, Falling Fees and a Curriculum Reckoning
China’s MBA market is undergoing a correction as economic slowdown, automation and policy changes shrink demand for traditional management degrees. Top programmes retain value through alumni networks and tailored curricula, but many schools have cut fees and retooled courses to stay competitive amid fewer clear job outcomes for graduates.