International Economic Development and Cooperation
In the context of globalization and increasing economic integration, international economic development and cooperation play a crucial role in promoting sustainable growth and addressing global economic challenges. what makes this program special, and why is it one of the most attractive choices for international students?
Program Introduction
The International Economic Development and Cooperation program is a first-level discipline under the category of Economics, classified under the field of Economics and Trade. It primarily studies international development theories, international development cooperation policies and practices, and the economic development of developing countries.
The program aims to cultivate high-quality, interdisciplinary talents with a solid theoretical foundation in economics, knowledge of international development, and cross-cultural communication skills. Graduates will be capable of conducting independent research in international development, managing international development cooperation projects, and engaging in practical international development work.
Training Objectives
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Develop a solid foundation in humanities and social sciences, as well as a strong sense of professional ethics in international economic development and cooperation. Graduates should demonstrate social responsibility, adhere to ethical standards in practice, and actively uphold the core values of socialism.
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Gain familiarity with the forefront of international political and economic affairs, international trade conventions, and global governance strategies, particularly China's participation in globalization. Graduates should be able to formulate and plan international development strategies, policies, and regulations and be qualified for professional roles in international organizations, government agencies, and multinational enterprises related to international economic development and cooperation.
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Cultivate an open-minded and global perspective, enabling graduates to identify and solve real-world problems in international organizations, government management departments, non-governmental organizations, and foreign-related business enterprises. They should be proficient in applying business data analytics and specialized knowledge to analyze international development, development finance, project management, foreign aid, and other related international business activities.
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Master 1-2 foreign languages proficiently and develop strong cross-cultural communication skills, interdisciplinary knowledge application abilities, teamwork, communication, project management, and leadership skills. Graduates should be capable of organizing, planning, designing, and implementing projects related to international economic development and cooperation.
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Foster a sense of lifelong learning, adaptability to interdisciplinary fields, innovative thinking, and self-improvement abilities. Graduates should be able to continuously enhance their expertise through self-directed learning and professional development.
Graduation Requirements
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Possess humanistic literacy, scientific spirit, professional ethics, social responsibility, and a positive outlook on life. Graduates should understand national and social conditions and demonstrate good moral qualities.
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Acquire a solid foundation in the basic theories, specialized knowledge, and technical skills of international development. Graduates should master fundamental research methods and stay updated on the latest trends and developments in the field of international economic development and cooperation.
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Develop critical thinking and innovation capabilities. Graduates should be able to identify, analyze, and evaluate phenomena and issues in the field, forming independent judgments and insights.
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Strengthen problem-solving skills. Graduates should be able to conduct comprehensive analyses and research on complex issues in the field of international economic development and cooperation, proposing corresponding countermeasures or solutions.
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Enhance information technology application skills. Graduates should be proficient in using modern information technology tools and econometric software to solve practical problems.
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Improve communication skills. Graduates should be able to effectively communicate with professionals, the general public, multinational enterprises, and government agencies through oral and written expression.
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Foster teamwork abilities. Graduates should be able to collaborate effectively with team members, work harmoniously, and play an active role as either a team member or leader in team activities.
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Develop an international perspective and global awareness. Graduates should stay informed about international developments, be aware of global issues, and respect cultural diversity and differences worldwide.
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Cultivate a sense of lifelong learning, self-management, and independent learning, enabling them to continuously adapt to social and personal sustainable development.
Core Courses
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International Development Studies
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Development Economics
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International Economic Cooperation
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Global Governance
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Development Finance
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Econometrics (A)
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Business Statistics (English)
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International Economics
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International Business Law
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World Economy and Politics
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International Intellectual Property and Technology Cooperation
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International Engineering Project Management
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Multinational Corporation Operations and Management
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Financial Markets (English)
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Introduction to Sustainable Development
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China’s Foreign Aid
Research Directions in International Economic Development and Cooperation
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International Development Policy and Governance: Research on the formulation and implementation of global development policies.
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Sustainable Development and Environmental Economics: Exploring the balance between economic growth and environmental protection.
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International Aid and Humanitarian Assistance: Research on the design, implementation, and evaluation of international aid projects.
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Regional Development and Integration: Analysis of regional economic integration models and their impacts.
Degree Awarded
Upon approval by the university's degree evaluation committee, students will be awarded a Bachelor degree.
Career Prospects
Graduates of the International Economic Development and Cooperation program can pursue careers in:
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International organizations
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Government agencies
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Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
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Enterprises
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Higher education institutions and research institutes
Related Majors
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International Economics and Trade
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Trade Economics
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International Business
Universities Offering International Economic Development and Cooperation
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Shandong University of Finance and Economics
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Shanghai University of International Business and Economics