Discipline Setting

Business Administration

Business Administration discipline takes microeconomic organizations in a society as the research object and systematically studies the general laws and application methods of management activities. Specifically, Business Administration takes the management issues of enterprises or economic organizations as research subjects. The discipline is based mainly on theories from management science, economics, and behavioral science, and uses mathematical analysis methods such as statistics, operations research and case analysis methods as its main research tools. The discipline explores the processes, characteristics, and influence of management decisions and behaviors in enterprises or economic organizations. Besides, the interactions between enterprises and their external environments are also studied to derive general theories and methods to improve efficiency.

The Business Administration discipline focuses on areas such as innovation and entrepreneurship, financial management, and marketing. The aim is to provide theoretical guidance and scientific evidence for management decisions and practices in enterprises or economic organizations. Besides, the discipline cultivates innovative talent that possess the ability to engage in scientific research, teaching, and management practice, and that can actively contribute to the development of the socialist market economy.

Theoretical Economics

Theoretical Economics discipline uses basic economic principles and analytical methods to scientifically summarize the general laws of economic operation and development. It provides a theoretical foundation for subdisciplines of economics. Scientific Theoretical Economics reflects the general laws of human economic development. It consists of economic axioms, theorems, and systems of theorems and includes both foundational economic theories and basic principles.

The Theoretical Economics major at the Business School (Entrepreneurship School) focuses on directions such as Western Economics and Global Economics. The School aims to cultivate theoretical professionals with a solid foundation in Marxist economics, familiarity with modern Western economic theories, mastery of contemporary economic analysis methods, and the ability to integrate into related economic fields. Graduates can be able to undertake economic analysis, forecasting, planning, and management in comprehensive economic management departments, policy research institutions, financial organizations, and enterprises.

Applied Economics

Applied Economics discipline uses fundamental economic principles and analytical methods to study the theories, operational mechanisms, and laws of various economic activities, as well as to analyze and evaluate economic and social benefits. It is characterized by its strong practical application and direct service to economic development.

The Applied Economics program at Business School (Entrepreneurship School) focuses on areas such as industrial economics, innovation economics, and finance. It aims to cultivate professionals who possess systematic knowledge and skills, have a sense of innovation and creativity, are proficient in modern economic analysis methods and tools, and can observe and analyze major issues in both domestic and international economic theory and practice. Graduates are prepared to meet the needs of national, regional economic and social development.