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School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2016-2017 Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 Contents 2016 - 2017 Tsinghua SEM 01 School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2016-2017 Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 Contents Contents 02 Deans’ Messages 06 About Tsinghua SEM 12 Faculty 04 Tsinghua Overview 06 Milestones 13 Accounting 09 Organizational Structure 15 Economics 10 The Advisory Board 20 Finance 23 Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategy 27 Leadership and Organization Management 29 Management Science and Engineering 33 Marketing 2016 - 2017 Tsinghua SEM Contents 01 MISSION To Advance Knowledge and Cultivate Leaders for China and World. ASPIRATION To Be a World-Class School of Economics and Management. CORE VALUES Integrity Dedication Respect 37 Programs 56 Research 64 International Collaborations 38 Undergraduate Programs 56 Research Overview 40 Doctoral Programs 57 Major Research Projects 67 Resource 42 Master’s Programs 59 Papers Published on Tsinghua SEM List Development of International Journals in 2015 44 MBA Programs 46 EMBA Programs 62 China Journal of Economics 68 Alumni 48 Executive Education Programs 62 Tsinghua Business Review 49 Collaborative Degree Programs 62 China Business Case Center 50 Tsinghua x-lab 63 Research Support 52 Tsinghua SEM X-elerator 54 Online Education Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 02 Deans’ Messages Deans’ Messages 2015 - 2016 Tsinghua SEM Deans’ Messages 03 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 Professor ZHU Rongji us work together toward the goal of building a world-class school Founding Dean of economics and management. (1984-2001) February 22,1994 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 Professor QIAN Yingyi and theories, and at the same time values practical solutions and Dean (2006-) actions. The School combines China roots with global reach, and works to contribute to the development of China's economy and society as well as to make an impact in the world. October 21, 2006 Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 04 Tsinghua Overview Tsinghua Overview Establishing Year National Key National National Key Disciplines ＊ Laboratory Laboratories 1911 39 1 13 Schools Departments National Engineering Ministry of Education Beijing Municipal Key Laboratories Key Laboratories Laboratories 20 54 7 17 17 Undergraduate The Second Library Collection (thousand volume) Programs＊ Degree Programs 75 10 4,912 Campus Area (hectare) Doctoral and Master’s Programs ＊ 65 450.38 2016 - 2017 Tsinghua SEM Tsinghua Overview 05 Faculty and Staff Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences 13,670 45 Faculty Members of the Chinese Academy of Engineering 3,395 33 Registered Students ＊ Undergraduate Students ＊ Post-graduates ＊ 46,200 15,636 18,611 Doctoral Candidates ＊ International Students ＊ Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Students ＊ 11,903 2,692 573 ＊Including data from Peking Union Medical College, Tsinghua University ＊Data as of December 31, 2015. ＊Data source: Tsinghua University official website. Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 06 About Tsinghua SEM About Tsinghua SEM Milestones 1926 Management (Tsinghua SEM) established with • Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant doctoral ZHU Rongji as founding dean degrees in Business Administration • Department of Economics established with ZHU Binyuan as Chair 1986 2001 1928 • Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant doctoral • ZHAO Chunjun became the second Dean of degrees in Systems Engineering and Technical Tsinghua SEM • CHEN Daisun appointed as Chair of Department Economics • Management Science and Engineering, of Economics • Old SEM Building completed and put into use Technical Economics and Management, and Econometrics named National Priority 1952 1991 Disciplines • Department of Economics merged into other • Tsinghua SEM partnered with Harvard Business • MBA program launched universities under a nationwide academic School to launch the Tsinghua-Harvard restructuring regime executive education program 1994 • Tsinghua SEM celebrated its 10th anniversary, 2002 and Dean ZHU Rongji remarked: “If each of 1979 • EMBA program launched you runs an enterprise successfully, there will • Shunde Building, funded by a contribution from • Department of Economics and Management be a great hope for China's economy” Mr. S.T. Wu, was completed and put into use Engineering established with DONG Xinbao as • Special-Term Professorship program launched Chair and FU Jiaji as Vice Chair • Master’s in Management Engineering program 1997 began • Tsinghua SEM relocated to new facilities in the 2003 Weilun Building, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Quo- • Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant doctoral Wei Lee degrees in Political Economy 1980 • International MBA program in collaboration with • Undergraduate program began MIT Sloan School of Management launched 2004 • Tsinghua SEM celebrated its 20th anniversary 1981 1998 • Department of Enterprise Management • Executive education program for high-level • Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant doctoral divided into Department of Human Resources, managers of enterprises began degrees in Econometrics and Enterprise Department of Marketing and Department of Management Business Strategy and Policy 2000 2005 1984 • The Advisory Board established with ZHU • Tsinghua University Executive Vice-President • Tsinghua University School of Economics and Rongji as Honorary Chairman HE Jiankun became the third Dean of Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 Tsinghua SEM About Tsinghua SEM 07 2006 2011 • China Journal of Economics launched • Tsinghua SEM celebrated its 30th anniversary • QIAN Yingyi became the fourth Dean of • Tsinghua Business Review launched • New buildings groundbreaking ceremony held Tsinghua SEM • Founding Dean ZHU Rongji returned to SEM • Tsinghua SEM Alumni Association founded • Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant doctoral upon Tsinghua centennial celebration • Tsinghua-MIT Global MBA program in collaboration degrees in Theoretical Economics and • Celebration held for the 85th anniversary of the with MIT Sloan School of Management launched Applied Economics Department of Economics • Undergraduate education reform won the first prize • The second degree undergraduate program • Master’s in Management (MiM) program and of China national education achievement award in Economics began Master’s in Finance program began • Tsinghua-Columbia dual degree Master’s program in • Doctoral programs restructured with admissions business analytics launched decisions made by department 2007 • MBA education reform won the first prize of • Tsinghua SEM completed the second phase of Chinese society of academic degrees and graduate • Tsinghua SEM obtained AACSB accreditation the new IT project education achievement award • Management Science and Engineering, Business Administration, and Econometrics named National Priority Disciplines 2012 2015 • The Tsinghua-INSEAD dual degree EMBA • The faculty tenure-track system implemented • Tsinghua-SMU Master of Science in CFO program began • All new EMBA curriculum launched Leadership program launched • The Tsinghua-INSEAD dual degree EMBA • Tsinghua SEM X-elerator launched program ranked fourth globally and first among 2008 • A track of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and EMBA programs in mainland China in the Leadership of the second degree undergraduate • Tsinghua SEM accredited under EQUIS Financial Times EMBA ranking program in Management offered • The third phase of the new IT project • A track of Finance of the second degree completed 2009 undergraduate program in Economics offered • The Tsinghua-INSEAD dual degree EMBA • New undergraduate curriculum launched 2013 program ranked first globally in the Financial • New MBA curriculum launched Times EMBA ranking, first time for a mainland • Master’s in Professional Accounting program • Department of Innovation, Entrepreneurship Chinese business school launched and Strategy established • Tsinghua x-lab launched • The second degree undergraduate program in 2016 2010 Management resumed th • Tsinghua SEM completed the first phase of a • MBA+X dual-degree program launched • Celebration held for the 90 anniversary of the new IT project • Tsinghua SEM Entrepreneur Fellows Program Department of Economics • MBA admissions reform initiated launched • The exhibition on Professor CHEN Daisun opened • Master’s programs reform initiated, and • The exhibition on Professor ZHAO Jiahe opened • A new course ZHU Rongji Economic and Master’s in Management (MiM) program 2014 initiated, first in China Management Theory and Practice launched • Undergraduate admissions reform experiment initiated Tsinghua SEM 2016 - 2017 08 Organizational Structure 2016 - 2017 Tsinghua SEM Organizational Structure 09 Organizational Structure Departments Program Offices Library and Laboratories • Accounting • Academic Affairs Office • Library • Economics
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