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International Economics & Trade (Taught in English)

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I. Training Objectives and Basic Specifications

1. Training Objectives

This major, meeting the needs of the booming international economyespecially Sino-African and the world’s Africa-related economics and business developmentfor new-type foreign-tradetalents as well as the growing demands of internationalstudents for international tradeeducation, aims to train professionals of international economics and trade characterized by high moral, intellectual, physical and aesthetical excellence. Graduates of the courses are to develop great competence in international communication and tradepractice, to grasp the basic knowledge of economics and management as well as the rudiments and practical skills ofinternational trade, and to possess international vision and pioneering spirit.

The expected objectives achieved by the students in this major 5 years later after graduation are as follows.

Objective 1, To have a good ideology and morality, professional ethics, Spirit of solidarity and cooperation, healthy physique, strong social responsibility, grand global vision, and scientific world view, and to serve social development consciously.

Objective 2, To have a solid foundation of economics, management,Chinese, and computer application knowledge so as to do the preliminary scientific research;

Objective 3, To have international vision and pioneering innovation capability, and to be able to use basic knowledge and skills of business management and international business operation in international economics and trade to do or participate related business or activities;

Objective 4, To be qualified to do international business, international management, import and export trade, marketing and so on in governments, institutes, and companies, especially good at the business in China-Africa economics and trade.

2. Graduation Requirements

In order to achievethe above objectives, graduates of this program are demanded of the following qualities regarding their knowledge and competence:

(1)Getting strong sense of social responsibility, professional ethics, Humanistic arts and Social Sciences;

(2)Being capable of solving problems in international economics, international trade, and market development by applying knowledge of mathematics, economics, management, and computer;

(3)Having a good command of the basic knowledge and skills that directly or indirectly related to international economics and trade, such as internet marketing, international logistics operation, E-commerce, database technology, business data analysis, and document making;

(4)Being familiar with China's principles, policies, and regulations in foreign economics and trade, customs and rules of international economics and trade, history and trend of China-Africa economic and trade development, and getting the basic cognition of African market;

(5)Students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Tai Wan are able to listen, speak, read, write, translate, and communicate in international business in English fluently, and foreign students are able to listen, speak, read, write, translate, and communicate in international business in Chinese, and the minimum requirement of Chinese language reaches HSK4 level;

(6)Having the basic skills to search literatures, data,any other information related to international economics and trade by modern IT technology, and being familiar with the frontier theories, current situations, and trends in this field;

(7)Keeping physical and mental health, developing good physical exercise and hygiene habits to achieve the sports qualification standard for college students

I. Duration

4 years with minimum 3 and maxim 6 years. If students want to take the graduation thesis and the professional practice in advance, the students have to obtain all the required credits (124credits) before application.

II. Subscribed graduation requirement

Course Type

Total Study Hours

Class Arrangement

Total Credits

Credit Distribution in Each Semester

Number of Courses

Minimum Subscribed Credits

For foreign students

Minimum Subscribed Credits for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-Aided Learning

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Courses that Open More Than Once

General Knowledge

763

627

126

10

46

19

17

7

1

2

15

26

26

Basic Courses for the Discipline

272

256

16

17

7

6

4

5

17

17

Course Type

Total Study Hours

Class Arrangement

Total Credits

Credit Distribution in Each Semester

Number of Courses

Minimum Subscribed Credits

For foreign students

Minimum Subscribed Credits for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-Aided Learning

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Courses that Open More Than Once

Specialty Core Courses

656

592

64

37+4

3

0

8

11+4

11

4

12

41

41

Specialty  Orientation Courses

752

720

16

16

45+2

3

2

12

10

8

8+2

2

21

9

28

Practice Courses

25

25

21

2

3

2

2

12

9

21

12

Specialty Featured Courses

12

12

Sub-Total

2443+

25

2195

142+25

106

166+6

32

27

31

25+4

8

21+2

8

12

2

62

126

136

Please noteSpecialty Featured Courses are customized courses which refer to any course opened to you in the university (including elective courses listed in this plan or offered by other majors) and the minimum credit for Customized Courses (compulsory)is 12. So, if you do not want to take courses offered by other majors, you could take elective courses of our major to make up the 12 credits.

IV. Curriculum and Sequence

1General Knowledge

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credits

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

Class Arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Compulsory

0210000217

Chinese

8

8

128

128

 

 

1

 

0210000138

General Chinese Culture

3

3

48

48

 

 

3

 

0210000218

Chinese

8

8

128

128

 

 

2

 

0210000039

Introduction to China

3

3

48

48

 

 

3

 

2210000001

College PE

1

2

30

 

30

 

1

 

2210000002

College PE

1

2

32

 

32

 

2

 

2210000003

College PE

1

2

32

 

32

 

3

 

2210000004

College PE

1

2

32

 

32

 

4

 

Elective

0210000201

College English

4

3+2

75

75

 

 

1

 

0210000202

College English

4

3+2

80

80

 

 

2

 

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credits

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

Class Arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Elective

0210000022

College Students'

Psychological Adjustment

and Development

1

3

18

18

 

 

1

 

0210000125

College EnglishExpanded

2

2

32

32

 

 

The course opens more than once in the 3rd  or 4th  semester

 

0210000032

Advanced Mathematics D

4

4

60

60

 

 

1

 

0210000033

Advanced Mathematics D

4

5

85

85

 

 

2

 

0210000145

Computer Basics

1

2

20

10

 

10

1

 

Subtotal

46

56

The minimal requirement for foreign students is 26 credits

2. Basic courses for the discipline

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credit

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

class arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Compulsory

0020100139

Microeconomics

4

4

64

64

 

 

1

 

0020100142

Management

3

3

48

48

 

 

1

 

0110200241

Accounting

3

3

48

48

 

 

2

 

0020100125

Macroeconomics

3

3

48

48

 

 

2

 

0110100050

E-commerce

3+1

3+1

64

48

 

16

3

 

Subtotal

16+1

16+1

272

256

 

16

 

 

3. Specialty core courses

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credit

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

class arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Compulsory

0020100183

Introduction to

International Economics and

Trade Major

1

16

16

16

 

 

1

 

0030300090

Introduction to

Africa

2

2

32

32

 

 

2

 

0020100126

International Trade

4

4

64

64

 

 

3

 

0050200579

Advanced Business English

4

4

64

64

 

 

3

 

0020100127

Marketing

4

4

64

64

 

 

4

 

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credit

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

class arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Compulsory

0020100128

International Finance

4

4

64

64

 

 

4

 

0020100089

International Trade Practice

2+2

2+2

64

32

 

32

4

 

0020100282

Cross border

E-commerce Theory and

Practice

1+2

1+2

48

16

 

32

4

 

0020100129

China-Africa Business Relationship

3

3

48

48

 

 

6

 

0020100167

International Economics

4

4

64

64

 

 

6

 

0020100117

International Commerce Law

4

4

64

64

 

 

6

 

0110200293

Management of

Multinational Corporation

4

4

64

64

 

 

7

 

Sub-total

37+4

37+4

656

592

 

64

 

 

4. Specialty Elective Courses

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credit

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

class arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Elective

0020100207

Political Economics

3

3

48

48

 

 

1

 

0020100271

African Politics and Culture

2

2

32

32

 

 

2

 

0020100168

Finance

2

2

32

32

 

 

3

 

0020100169

World Economy

2

2

32

32

 

 

3

 

0020100170

Development Economics

2

2

32

32

 

 

3

 

0070100083

Linear Algebra

2

2

32

32

 

 

3

 

0070100149

Probability theory and mathematical statistics

4

4

64

64

 

 

3

 

0020100123

econometrics

4

4

64

64

 

 

4

 

0110100058

African Commerce

Law

2

2

32

32

 

 

4

 

0030300135

Organizational Behavior

2

2

32

32

 

 

4

 

0020100138

China’s Economy

Reform

2

2

32

32

 

 

4

 

0020100171

Investment Principles

2

2

32

32

 

 

5

 

0020100143

International Settlement

2

2

32

32

 

 

5

 

0110200294

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

2

2

32

32

 

 

5

 

 

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credit

Class Hours/Week

Total Hour/Semester

class arrangement

Semester

Note

Lecture

Practice

Experiments or Computer-aided Learning

Elective

0020100172

China's Major Trading Partners

2

2

32

32

 

 

5

 

0030300136

International Business Etiquette

1+1

1+1

32

16

16

 

6

 

0020100174

Market Research and Data Analysis

2

2

32

32

 

 

6

 

0020100114

International Business Negotiation

2

2

32

32

 

 

6

 

0020100272

African Finance and Investment

2

2

32

32

 

 

6

 

0070100255

Cross border

E-commerce data

analysis

1+1

1+1

32

16

 

16

6

 

0050200351

Advanced Business

English Translation

2

2

32

32

 

 

7

 

Subtotal

42+2

42+2

 

 

The minimal requirement for foreign students is 28 credits

5. Practice Courses

Type of practice courses

Compulsory/Elective

Course Number

Courses

Credit

Total hour/semester

Semester

Note

Basic Practice

Elective

0260100300

Selected Readings of Classic Literature in Economics and Trade Area

1

1 week

Short term in Semester 2

 

0260100301

English Specialized

Training

1

1 week

Short term in Semester 2

 

0050100296

academic writing

2

2 week

4

 

0260100303

International Economy Trend

1

1 week

4

 

Subtotal

5

5 weeks

The minimal requirement for foreign students is 0 credits

 

Advanced practice

Elective

0260100304

Assessment on Professional Skills(Simulated Document Making)

1

1 week

Short term in Semester 6

 

0260100120

Research on China

Commodity City Market

1

1 week

Short term in Semester 6

 

0020100026

Sand Table Simulation of International Trade Practice

2

2 week

7

 

Compulsory

0260100074

Professional Practice

6

8 weeks

8

 

0260100015

Graduation Thesis

6

8 week

7-8

 

 

Subtotal

16

20 weeks

The minimal requirement for foreign students is12 credits