ema courses (chinese economy), school of economics |
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1st semester (compulsory courses) |
emae620002 |
microeconomics |
degree |
3 |
syllabus |
emae620009 |
econometrics |
degree |
3 |
syllabus |
emae620000 |
basic chinese (i) |
degree |
2 |
syllabus |
emae620007 |
doing business in china |
degree |
3 |
syllabus |
2nd semester (compulsory courses) |
emae620005 |
macroeconomics |
degree |
3 |
syllabus |
3rd semester(compulsory courses) |
emae620001 |
chinese economy |
degree |
3 |
syllabus |
emae620014 |
china’s taxation system and fiscal policy |
degree |
3 |
syllabus |
fall semester (optional courses) |
emae630025 |
urbanization in china |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630002 |
chinese foreign trade |
optional |
2 |
syllabus |
emae620018 |
international finance |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630018 |
social security system and its reform in china |
optional |
2 |
syllabus |
emae630147 |
foreign direct investment in transition economy |
optional |
2 |
syllabus |
spring semester (optional courses) |
emae620015 |
china's financial system |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae620004 |
basic chinese(ii) |
optional |
2 |
syllabus |
emae630034 |
quantitative analysis of financial time series |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
econ620062 |
corporate finance |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630026 |
industrial organization |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630019 |
world economy and china |
optional |
2 |
syllabus |
emae630006 |
monographic study on chinese finance |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630030 |
dissertation writing in economics |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630024 |
topics on development economics |
optional |
3 |
syllabus |
emae630032 |
international trade |
optional |
3 |
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the above syllabi are for reference only.
note: in addition to the courses above, we have series of short-term courses named after pro. jiang xuemo which are taught by the esteemed scholars from all over the world, normally with 1 credit each. according to the latest graduation rule for degree student, you have to take at least 1 short course during your 1st academic year. course of each semester is subject to change. |