The Department of International Trade and Exhibition offers undergraduate programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Economics in International Economics & Trade with a concentration either in International Freight Forwarder or Export Practice, the Bachelor of Management in International Business with a concentration either in International Business Management or International Investment, and the Bachelor of Management in Exhibition Economy & Management.
The undergraduate program of International Economics & Trade and International Business are seeking accreditation from ACBSP.
Mission Statement of ZWU
Zhejiang Wanli University aims to cultivate high-quality applied talents with solid foundation, strong ability, innovative consciousness, entrepreneurial ability, and international vision.
Mission Statement of Business School
Business School at ZWU aims to cultivate graduates by inspiring global vision, innovation and entrepreneurship, and social responsibility awareness through educational excellence.
Vision of Business School
Business School at Zhejiang Wanli University will be a regional leader in business education in Ningbo and a domestic and internationally renowned business school.
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Undergraduate Programs
○ International Economics & Trade - Seeking ACBSP Accreditation | English Webpage | Chinese Webpage
○ International Business - Seeking ACBSP Accreditation | English Webpage | Chinese Webpage
○ Exhibition Economy & Management | Chinese Webpage
International Economics & Trade Program Core Courses
○ 1A21315 Microeconomics. 3 Credit Hours (Lecture: 3 Credit Hours, Practice: 0 Credit Hours).
The content of microeconomics focuses on the discussion of demand, supply and equilibrium prices, consumer behavior theory, producer behavior theory, basic theory of national income determination, unemployment, inflation and economic contraction, as well as the government's fiscal and monetary policies for macroeconomic regulation and control, based on the basic requirements of microeconomics course teaching and the principle that it must be sufficient, with "market-oriented allocation and utilization" as the core content. This course briefly and vividly introduces the basic principles, analytical tools and methods, theoretical application and policy analysis of economics. These knowledge basically meet the requirements of economic management students for basic economic theory.
Through the teaching of this course, students will comprehensively and systematically master the basic concepts, basic ideas, basic analysis methods and basic theories of economics, clarify the overall content, main conclusions and application conditions of economics, have a comprehensive understanding of the basic problems and basic views of economics, be able to establish the basic thinking framework of economics, and correctly understand the logical relationship and basic laws of economic operation, be able to conduct simple analysis on economic problems and economic phenomena, and have preliminary analysis ability. For the learning outcomes, we focus on the development of students' awareness and ability of thinking and exploring problems, indentify the economic hot and difficult problems and relevant social consequent problems caused by economic problems, so that students can understand and use the economic theory knowledge they have learned, explain and analyze economic problems, and consider suggestions and countermeasures to solve economic problems, assist students understand the basic laws of economic operation, improve and enhance students' ability to observe economic phenomena, analyze and solve economic problems, and enable students to better adapt to economic management and social work in the future.
1A21315 Microeconomics | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
○ 1A10407 Theories & Policy of International Trade. 5 Credit Hours (Lecture: 4 Credit Hours, Practice: 1 Credit Hours).
1A10407 Theories & Policy of International Trade mainly introduces the basic knowledge of international trade theory and policy, aiming to deepen students' understanding of international trade theory and other basic knowledge, including international trade theory and its evolution process, international trade system and international trade policy under the framework of WTO, and develop students' ability to apply the learned international trade theory to analyze and solve practical problems in combination with case analysis.
1A10407 Theories & Policy of International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
1A10407 Theories & Policy of International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2020 | Instructor CV
1A10407 Theories & Policy of International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2019 | Instructor CV
○ 1A21325 Macroeconomics. 3 Credit Hours (Lecture: 3 Credit Hours, Practice: 0 Credit Hours).
1A21325 Macroeconomics is a required course for economics and management majors. It is a subject that studies the relationship between economic aggregate. It takes the total national economy as the research object, analyzes the relationship between macroeconomic variables, reveals the operation law of macroeconomic, and explains the important role of government macroeconomic policies. The main contents include short-term economic fluctuation model, long-term economic growth model, open economic model and macroeconomic policy. Through the study of this course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the basic principles and knowledge of macroeconomic theory, as well as the operating mechanism and methods of these theories and knowledge in economic development, and the means of regulation and control, enable students understand the basic laws of macroeconomic operation, understand the macroeconomic environment of business decision-making, and provide theoretical basis for scientific decision-making of individuals, families and enterprises, develop students' ability to discriminate economic theories and solve practical problems in economic development, establish correct economic awareness and brand-new economic concepts, be able to use theories to analyze the basic situation of real economic operation, enrich economic theories based on the reality of real economic development, and lay a solid foundation for students to engage in economic and management work in the future.
1A21325 Macroeconomics | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
○ 1A10415 Practice of International Trade. 5 Credit Hours (Lecture: 4 Credit Hours, Practice: 1 Credit Hours).
1A10415 Practice of International Trade takes the international sale of goods as the object, the international trade contract as the core, and the contract performance procedure as the main line, focuses on the transaction terms of the contract, takes the international trade practices and laws as the basis, and links with China's foreign trade reality to explain the specific terms of the international sale of goods contract, as well as the basic links and general practices of contract negotiation, signing and performance. Through the study of this course, students can master the basic knowledge, basic procedures and basic skills of import and export trade, and have a deep understanding and application of applicable laws, regulations and international trade practices in international trade. This course trains students' foreign trade operation ability from the aspects of transaction negotiation with foreign investors, application of trade terms, price accounting, contract signing and performance, verification, voucher preparation, foreign exchange settlement, etc.
1A10415 Practice of International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
1A10415 Practice of International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2020 | Instructor CV
1A10415 Practice of International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2019 | Instructor CV
○ 1A10363 International Economics Cooperation. 4 Credit Hours (Lecture: 3 Credit Hours, Practice: 1 Credit Hours).
1A10363 International Economics Cooperation is a required core course in the Program of International Economics and Trade. This course enables students to master the basic theories and general practices of international economic cooperation, mainly including international direct investment, venture capital, BOT financing, credit cooperation, technical cooperation, project contracting, development assistance, information cooperation, international economic policy coordination, etc.
1A10363 International Economics Cooperation | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
1A10363 International Economics Cooperation | Course Syllabus AY2020 | Instructor CV
1A10363 International Economics Cooperation | Course Syllabus AY2019 | Instructor CV
○ 1A13365 Practices and Operations in International Trade. 3 Credit Hours (Lecture: 0 Credit Hours, Practice: 3 Credit Hours).
1A13365 Practices and Operations in International Trade is a required core course in the Program of International Economics and Trade, and the core course for practical majors. Taking the export business workflow as the main line and a specific export business assigned to students as the carrier, the course requires students to complete the tasks of four modules, including export business negotiation, export contract signing and letter of credit processing, export business implementation, export business collection and aftermath, with a total of 16 steps as exporters. At the end of the semester, students will master the basic knowledge and skills of export business process and all steps in the process, focus on training students' practical ability, strengthen the connection between theory and practice, shorten students' adaptation time to participate in practical work, and improve students' professional quality.
1A13365 Practices and Operations in International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
1A13365 Practices and Operations in International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2020 | Instructor CV
1A13365 Practices and Operations in International Trade | Course Syllabus AY2019 | Instructor CV
○ 1B10268 International Commercial Law. 4 Credit Hours (Lecture: 3 Credit Hours, Practice: 1 Credit Hours).
1B10268 International Commercial Law is one of the required core courses in the Program of International Economics and Trade and the Program of International lBusiness. In combination with the business process of foreign trade import and export, this course will enable students to master the basic theory of international commercial law, understand international conventions and international trade practices, and have the necessary legal professional knowledge to engage in international trade practice by teaching the contents of introduction to international commercial law, contract law, international sales law, international agency law, international product liability law, bill law and international commercial dispute resolution.
1B10268 International Commercial Law | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
1B10268 International Commercial Law | Course Syllabus AY2020 | Instructor CV
1B10268 International Commercial Law | Course Syllabus AY2019 | Instructor CV
○ 1A10529 Princples of International Marketing. 3 Credit Hours (Lecture: 2 Credit Hours, Practice: 1 Credit Hours).
1A10527 Princples of International Marketing takes enterprises' meeting the needs of international customers as the object, takes enterprises' exploring the international market as the core, and takes the process of enterprises' entering the international market in turn. Through the study of this course, students will master the basic theory of modern international marketing, the basic methods of international marketing environment analysis, international market segmentation, international target market selection and entry mode decision-making, and master the basic skills of international marketing strategy, strategy and scheme formulation, international marketing organization and control, provide students with a solid theoretical foundation and skill training for effectively carrying out international marketing practice and related research work, and develop students' ability to analyze, discover and utilize international market opportunities.
1A10529 Princples of International Marketing | Course Syllabus AY2021 | Instructor CV
1A10529 Princples of International Marketing | Course Syllabus AY2020 | Instructor CV
1A10529 Princples of International Marketing | Course Syllabus AY2019 | Instructor CV
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