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School of Commerce is an entity of Nanjing university. It dates back to Section of Commerce of National Central University and Section of Commerce of Jingling University. The present School of Commerce was established in May, 1988. School of Commerce is composed of Department of Economics, Department of Business Administration, Department of International Business and Trade, Department of Accounting, Department of Finance, Economic Information Center, and Institute of Demographic Research. Business Administration is the key discipline of Jiangsu Province. It owns a modernized laboratory of business administration. The School of Commerce offers 3 programs for professional trainees (finance, marketing, and financial management), 7
Disciplines Professional Training Finance Marketing Financial management Bachelor's Degree Programs Economics The Science Of Finance l Marketing International Trade Accounting Financing Master's Degree Programs Political Economics National Economics Western Economics Finance Business Administration MBA International Business and Trade The World Economy Accounting Industrial Economics Economy of Population Resources and Environment Doctoral Degree Programs Business Administration Political Economics Post-doctoral Circulation Station Business Administrationch 3594526
Economic Development Research Institute 3594526 Enterprise Strategy Research Institute 3593515 Center for Multinational Business Research and Training 3593942 Economic Development of Mainland and Taiwan Institute 3594526 Center for Enterprises Financing Research 3593514 Center for Investment Finance 3594526 Center for Real estate Research 3594526
SJTU IMBA The IMBA Program consists of a broad course of study that is both practical and theoretical. The curriculum is composed of four modules: preparatory courses core courses compulsory courses and elective courses. Module 1 Preparatory courses Management, Teamwork and Communication Management Literature Reading and Presentation Module 2 Core courses Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting Corporate Finance Managerial Economics Macroeconomics and Public Policy Information Technology Strategy Management in International Enterprise Data Model and Decision-Making Operation Management International Marketing Module 3 Compulsory courses International Human Resource Management International Business Law Module 4 Elective courses International Finance Entrepreneurship Management Risk Management Logistics E-Commerce Project Management Managerial Ethics International Business
core courses name of courses remarks Management Economics Organization Behavior Corporate Finance Report and Operation Analysis Modern Corporate Management International Business Corporate Strategy
University of Guam Elective Courses Case Studies in Management Advanced Topics in International Business Introduction to Research Organizational Behavior and Theory Moral and Social Responsibility of Organizations Special Project
Tsinghua SEM: Your Gateway to the best of China and the World Tsinghua School of Economics and Management, founded in 1984, was the first economics and management school in China. Professor ZHU Rongji, the Founding Dean, later became the fifth Premier of the People’s Republic of China. Tsinghua SEM is now among the premier business schools in Asia and enjoys world class faculty, students and research centers. Tsinghua SEM is the successor to the departments of Economics which was established in 1926. Since then, the school has built a powerful and influential alumni network. Tsinghua SEM also had the largest student exchange
MBA Program from School of Management at Zhejiang University The MBA Program of the School of Management, Zhejiang University is a Masters-level program that started in 1994. It aims to cultivate executive managerial talents with global vision and thinking as well as abilities of strategic decision, organizational leadership and resource integration. Education in the MBA program of the School of Management includes orientation, course learning, supervisor selecting, internship, and dissertation writing, etc. The courses of the MBA program are divided into key courses, modular courses, electives and business practice. Through systematic learning and training of these management courses, an MBA student
Required courses name of courses remarks Socialist Economics Theory and Practice Business English
Courses For IMBA program, functional subjects are available for selection. Please note: the exact list of courses may be different than the courses listed below. However, this list should provide a good indication to the type of courses offered in the IMBA program each academic year. Management Teamwork and Communication (2008 Fall) Management Literature Reading and Presentation (2008 Fall) International Human Resources Management (2008 Fall) Financial Accounting (2008 Fall) Managerial Economics (2008 Fall) Operation Management (2008 Fall) International Marketing (2008 Fall) Entrepreneurial Management (2008 Spring) Macroeconomics and Public Policy (2008 Spring) Information Technology (2008 Spring) Data Model and DecisionMaking (2008 Spring) Managerial Accounting (2008 Spring) Corporate Finance (2008 Spring) Multinational Strategic Management (2008 Spring) Project Management
Tourism Management ( International Tour Guide) four years This speciality is intended to cultivate the advanced and specialized personnel who are proficient in English listening, speaking , reading, writing and translating and who is acquainted with the special knowledge of tourism management and the special skills of international guiding. Besides, students graduating from this program have a good understanding of international general practices of tourism industry and China's tourism policies and regulations. They will be able to assume jobs like tourism management, international guiding, translation, etc. The major courses include: courses in foreign languages: English Intensive reading, Oral English, Listening, English- Chinese
Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) Logistics Management four years ( A Sino- Australia Joint Pprogram for Second BA Degree) This is a joint program between our institute and RMIT University of Australia, which fosters the operational personnel of international trade ,transport and logistics for international shipping companies, logistics enterprises, foreign economics and trade firms, and foreign-fund enterprises. Students graduating from this speciality will master modern economic and trade theories, logistics and transport theories, knowledge and skills and will acquire stronger ability to apply English Language. Major courses include: courses offered by our Institute : International Economics, English Correspondence of Foreign Trade, Finance
Option courses Name of courses Senior Management Corporate Enterpriser Spirit Marketing Management Risk Investment Management Organizational Change and Management Corporate Finance Operation Decision-making Simulation Leadership Human Resource Mangement Tax Revenue Regulation and Tax Plan Business Law International Trade Theory and Policy Strategy Alliance and Partner Management Production and Operation Management Information Resource Management Corporate Culture Service Management Finance Market and Finance Organization Purchase and Annex Modern Project Management and Evaluation Achievement Evaluation Research Abroad Study and Visiting
Financial Management ( Sino-Canada) four years This speciality is set up in the joint efforts of our institute and Douglas College with the purpose to nurture the specialized personnel of compound financial management competence for China's or foreign multinationals, enterprise groups, accounting offices, state-owned assets management companies, financial organizations. Students of this program will have convincing proficiency in English application and solid basis of professional knowledge, with strong practicing ability in financial management. Major courses include: courses from our side: Marketing, Assets Appraisal, Project Investment Analysis, International Trusting and Leasing, Annexation and Purchasing, Fund Management, Risk Investment, Investment Law; Introduced Courses from
Financial Management (International Assets Management) at Business School (SIFT) Financial Management (International Assets Management) four years This speciality is intended to nurture well-qualitied financial personnel for China's or foreign multinationals, enterprise groups, state-owned capital management companies. Accounting offices, investment companies, investing banks and China's or foreign commercial banks. Students graduating from this speciality will acquire convincing ability to apply English language and will be equipped with solid basis of professional knowledge and acquainted with the international general practices in finance. Major courses include: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Accounting, Management, Accounting Computerization, Statistics, Marketing, Econometrics, Managing Accounting, International Financial Management, Corporate Financial Statement Analysis, Investment