（1）Objectives
The major trains applied talents with social responsibility, practical ability, innovative and entrepreneurial spirit, and international vision. After four years study, students have good ideological quality, consciously abide by professional ethics and laws and regulations, systematically master the basic principles and theories of economics, be familiar with the WTO and the economic and trade regulations and business processes of different countries, have management, have basic theoretical knowledge of economics, business, international law, etc., be able to use Chinese and information and communication technology proficiently to engage in daily affairs and foreign-related economic jobs. To enable students to have a broad knowledge, a wide range of humanities and social sciences, good communication, adaptability, coordination, innovation, the ability to operate foreign trade practices and other trade services, and entrepreneurship. To become innovative, application-oriented and complex high-quality business talents with innovative spirit, application ability and international vision who can adapt to the needs of economic globalization, informatization and modernization construction.
（2）Core Courses
Core Courses: (1) Microeconomics; (2)Macroeconomics; (3) International Economics; (4)Statistics; (5) Accounting; (6) Public Finance
1.Microeconomics
Using the analytical methods and techniques of modern economics, this course analyzes the economic behavior of microeconomic agents (firms and consumers) in the framework of market economy, illustrates the determination of price and output under different market conditions, and shows novel theoretical illustrations of information asymmetry, principal-agent, rent-seeking, etc.Through the study,Students will be able to understand the economic behavior of individual economic agents, the operation of individual markets and how the price mechanism solves the problem of efficient allocation of resources; students will achieve the initial ability to apply the principles and methods of economics to microeconomic analysis.
2.Macroeconomics
Macroeconomics is the study of the activities of the total process of the national economy, focusing on the examination and explanation of the national income, employment levels, price levels, as well as the regulatory functions and mechanisms of macro fiscal policy and monetary policy, and the operation, fluctuations and laws of macroeconomic phenomena such as inflation, deflation, economic cycles and other economic aggregates.The main contents include: the characteristics, performance and content of macroeconomics; modern market economy and macroeconomics; macroeconomic aggregate balance, national income distribution, economic growth, price level, employment level, as well as macroeconomic regulation and control policy tools and operation principles.
3. International Economics
International economics is the study of the allocation and utilization of resources in an international context.The course takes international economic relations as the research object, aiming to explain the inner mechanism and policy implications of economic links between various economies and societies, mainly discussing the worldwide resource allocation problems and the determinants and transmission mechanisms of resource utilization under the international economic pattern, including the pure theory of trade, trade policy, the relationship between trade and economic growth, economic integration theory, foreign exchange theory and policy, balance of payments adjustment theory and policy, and the international monetary system.
4. Statistics
Statistics is a basic course for the study of statistics, which emphasizes the general principles and methods of collecting, organizing and analyzing statistical data, and cultivates students' ability to apply the methods of quantitative analysis in economic management.The focus is on the basic theory and methods of statistics, including statistical data collection and collation methods, statistical analysis methods, such as time series analysis, exponential analysis, regression analysis, sampling inference methods, hypothesis testing, etc.
5. Accounting
Accounting is an applied discipline based on the study of the collection, classification, synthesis, analysis and interpretation of financial activities and cost information to form an information system that assists in decision making in order to effectively manage the economy, and it can be said to be an integral part of the social discipline as well as an important management discipline.
6. Public Finance
Public Finance analyzes fiscal policy and system by elaborating the principles of finance in China. The main contents include the elaboration of fiscal policy objectives, analysis of market and planning, government and consumption, government and production, government and distribution, various expenditures, taxation and efficiency, transfer and attribution of tax burden, public debt, and central and local fiscal relations.
