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Academics
Business Administration Department
Goals & Aims
- To equip students with practical knowledge and experience in business, with special emphasis on business ethics and professional responsibility.
- To provide students with modern facilities to help them gain proficiency and enable them to seek guidance from experts in related areas to empower students with the abilities for independent research and networking.
Curriculum Design
The curriculum focuses on the following areas:
- Developing student abilities in financial analysis and marketing.
- Gaining experience with the latest workplace technology.
- Enriching students’ practical experience through internships.
- Increasing the understanding of all aspects of current economic development.
- Integrating operational and decision-making capabilities.
Courses of Study
The curriculum includes general and specialized theories in management education, modern computer skills and foreign language learning. The general curriculum focuses on an overall introduction to various theories in accounting, management and economics. Through case study discussions, project cooperation and hands-on experience, specialized courses help the students explore the above areas. Certification in Chinese and English word processing and accounting are required for graduation. The courses offered are:
- General Management Courses: Introduction to Management, Case Studies in Management, Business Management Projects.
- Management Courses: Marketing Management, Marketing Research, International Marketing Management, Advertising Management, Advertising Design Practice, Case Studies in Business
- Information Systems Management Courses: Office and Statistical Packages, Management Information Systems, Marketing Information Systems
- Finance Courses: Economics, Accounting, Cost Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Financial Management, Finance Analysis, Investment.
- Human Resources Management: Business Psychology, Public Relations, Organizational Behavior.
- Operations Management Courses: Production and Operations Management, Quality Control Management, Managerial Science.
- Business Modernization Courses: Introduction to Business Modernization Corporate Planning and Management, Logistic Management, Channel Management
Facilities
- Our facilities include a simulated business practice room, a multi-media room, language labs and computer labs to provide a high-quality learning environment for students.
- Other educational libraries with electronic networks throughout the country are accessible thorough our library exchange program.
- Funds for books, periodicals, and related equipment for faculty are continually available.
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