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School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2011-2012 to Advance Knowledge and Cultivate Leaders for China and the World School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2011-2012 To Advance Knowledge and Cultivate Leaders for China and the World. 03 Deans’ Messages 04 Tsinghua Overview 06 About Tsinghua SEM Milestones of Tsinghua SEM 06 Organizational Structure 09 The Advisory Board 10 12 Faculty 32 Programs Undergraduate Programs 34 Master’s Programs 36 Doctoral Programs 38 MBA Programs 40 EMBA Programs 42 Executive Education 44 46 Research Research Overview 46 Major Research Projects 47 Selected Papers Published in International Journals in 2010 48 Tsinghua Business Review 50 China Business Case Center 50 Research Support 51 52 International Collaborations 54 Alumni 56 Tsinghua University Centennial Celebration Deans’ Messages Building socialism with Chinese characteristics requires many talented people in economics and management who understand both the general rules of the market economy and the particular circumstances of Chinese enterprises. Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management should learn from all the great schools of economics and management around the world and adopt their teaching contents, methods and tools and apply them to the Chinese situation. Let us work together toward the goal of building a world-class school of economics and management. Professor ZHU Rongji Founding Dean (1984-2001) For over twenty years Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management has been growing fast along with the reform, opening-up and development of the Chinese economy. Today we continue to strive for building a world-class school of economics and management. The School benefits from the synergy of bringing two academic disciplines of economics and management into one institution. The School is committed to the excellence of both research and teaching for the purpose of advancing knowledge and cultivating leaders. The School cherishes ideas and theories, and at the same time values practical solutions and actions. The School combines Professor QIAN Yingyi China roots with global reach, and works to contribute to the Dean (2006-) development of China's economy and society as well as to make an impact in the world. ▎Tsinghua Overview 0 A premier higher-education institution in China, Tsinghua University is located in the northwestern part of Beijing. It was established in 1911. With the Tsinghua University University Tsinghua Management and Economics of School motto of “Self-Discipline and Social Commitment” and the spirit of “Patriotic Contribution, In Search of Excellence”, Tsinghua University has been dedicated to the well being of both China and the world over the past century. Till now, more than 180,000 students have graduated from Tsinghua, many of whom became academic masters, state leaders, outstanding business people and top talents in a variety of areas. The profound academic legacy and outstanding capabilities of the University have ensured significant achievements in theoretical and applied researches. Tsinghua University has established sound relations with a large number of world- famous universities. More and more overseas scholars and students come to work and study at Tsinghua. Many important international conventions are held here. The University also welcomes a number of renowned figures from various countries as visitors and speakers, including state and international organization heads, university presidents, Nobel Prize winners, prominent scholars, and CEOs of multinational corporations. Establishing Year: 1911 Schools: 16 Departments: 56 Undergraduate Programs*: 66 05 National Priority Disciplines*: 37 Doctoral Programs*: 253 Faculty and Staff: 7234 Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences: 38 Members of the Chinese Academy of Engineering: 34 Post-Doctoral Researchers: 1,233 Undergraduate Students*: 14,943 Master’s Students*: 14,899 Doctoral Students*: 7,808 National Laboratories*: 2 National Key Laboratories*: 16 National Engineering Laboratories: 5 Province/Ministry-Level Key Laboratories*: 24 Library Collection: 6,340,000 Total Area of the University: 392.4 Hectares * Including data from Peking Union Medical College, Tsinghua University 0 Tsinghua University University Tsinghua Management and Economics of School ▎About Tsinghua SEM Milestones of Tsinghua SEM 1926 1984 1998 ・Department of Economics ・ Tsinghua University School of ・Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant established. Economics and Management doctoral degrees in Econometrics (Tsinghua SEM) established with and Enterprise Management. 1928 ZHU Rongji as founding Dean. ・ CHEN Daisun appointed as head 2000 of Department of Economics. 1986 ・The Advisory Board established ・ Tsinghua SEM accredited to with ZHU Rongji as Honorary 1952 grant doctoral degrees in Systems Chairman. ・ Department of Economics Engineering and Technical ・Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant merged into other universities Economics. doctoral degrees in Business under a nationwide academic ・ “Old SEM Building” completed Administration. restructuring regime. and put into use. 2001 1979 1991 ・Professor ZHAO Chunjun becomes ・ Department of Economics and ・Tsinghua SEM begins enrolling the second Dean of Tsinghua SEM. Management Engineering students for its pilot MBA ・Management Science and established and begins enrolling program, one of the first in the Engineering, Technical Economics graduate students. nation. and Management, and Econometrics named National 1980 1997 Priority Disciplines. ・ Undergraduate enrollment begins. ・Tsinghua SEM relocates to new ・Tsinghua SEM partners with facilities in the Weilun Building, Harvard Business School to launch 1981 donated by Mr. and Mrs. Quo-Wei the Tsinghua-Harvard Executive ・ Executive education program for Lee. Training Program. high-level managers of state- ・Tsinghua begins enrollment for owned enterprises begins. its International MBA Program in partnership with MIT Sloan School of Management. 0 2002 2006 2009 ・Tsinghua SEM officially accredited ・Professor QIAN Yingyi becomes ・New MBA curriculum launched. to offer EMBA Program. the fourth Dean of Tsinghua SEM. ・New undergraduate curriculum ・Shunde Building, funded by a ・Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant launched. contribution from Mr. S.T. Wu, is doctoral degrees in Theoretical completed and put into use. Economics and Applied Economics. 2010 ・Second Degree Program in ・MBA admissions reform initiated. 2003 Economics begins enrollment. ・Masters in Management program ・Tsinghua SEM accredited to launched. grant doctoral degrees in Political 2007 ・Masters in Finance launched. Economy. ・Tsinghua SEM becomes the first ・Tsinghua SEM completes the first school on the Chinese mainland phase of a new IT project. 2004 with AACSB accreditation. ・Tsinghua SEM celebrates its 20th ・Management Science and 2011 anniversary. Engineering, Business ・Tsinghua Business Review ・Department of Enterprise Administration, and Econometrics launched. Management divided into named National Priority Disciplines. ・Founding Dean ZHU Rongji returns Department of Human Resources, ・Tsinghua-INSEAD Dual Degree to SEM upon Tsinghua centennial Department of Marketing and Executive MBA Program begins celebration. Department of Business Strategy enrollment. ・Celebration held for the 85th and Policy. anniversary of the Department of 2008 Economics. 2005 ・Tsinghua SEM accredited under ・Eight doctoral degree programs, ・Tsinghua University Executive Vice- EQUIS, becoming the first business each affiliated to a department of President HE Jiankun becomes the school on the Chinese mainland the School, launched. third Dean of Tsinghua SEM. with both AACSB and EQUIS ・Tsinghua SEM completes the accreditation. second phase of a new IT project. School of Economics and Management 0 Tsinghua University Organizational Structure Departments Library and Laboratories Department of Accounting Library Department of Business Strategy and Policy E-Business Laboratory Department of Economics Management Information Systems Laboratory Department of Finance Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) Laboratory 0 Department of Human Resources and Organizational Behavior Behavior and Communication Laboratory Department of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Department of Management Science and Engineering Administrative Offices Department of Marketing Dean's Office Business Law Teaching and Research Group Faculty Development Office Research Affairs Office Program Offices Human Resources Office Academic Affairs Office Accounting Office MBA Programs Information Technology Office EMBA Programs Logistics Office Executive Education Office of School History Student Affairs Office Research Centers Career Development Center National Center for Economic Research Alumni Office Research Center for Technological Innovation Resource Development Office Research Center for Contemporary Management International Office China Business Research Center Planning and Quality Assurance Office China Business Case Center Office of Communications and Marketing National Entrepreneurship Research Center China Center for Financial Research CPC Offices Center for China in the World Economy CPC Committee Office China Retail Research Center Undergraduate Student Work Office Research Base for Contemporary Management and Technological Innovation Graduate Student Work Office Research Center for Public Assets National Institute for Fiscal Studies China Research Center for Insurance and Risk Management Center for Leadership Development and Research Tsinghua-CDB Research Institute Research Center for Healthcare Management China Data Center Center for Corporate Governance Center for Green
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