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School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2020 2021 Tsinghua SEM Tsinghua SEM 2020-2021 2020-2021 Contents 01 Tsinghua SEM 2020-2021 01 School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2020 2021 Tsinghua SEM Tsinghua SEM 2020-2021 2020-2021 Contents 01 01 Deans’ Messages Deans’ Messages 02 Tsinghua Overview 03 Tsinghua SEM Overview 04 Organizational Structure Building socialism with Chinese characteristics requires many 06 Milestones talented people in economics and management who understand 08 The Advisory Board both the general rules of the market economy and the particular circumstances of Chinese enterprises. 10 Faculty Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management should 11 Department of Accounting 13 Department of Economics learn from all the great schools of economics and management 17 Department of Finance around the world and adopt their teaching contents, methods and 21 Department of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategy tools and apply them to the Chinese situation. Let's work together 24 Department of Leadership and Organization Management toward the goal of building a world-class school of economics and 27 Department of Management Science and Engineering management. 31 Department of Marketing ZHU Rongji 34 Programs Founding Dean 35 Undergraduate Programs (1984-2001) 37 Doctoral Programs 38 Master’s Programs 40 MBA Programs Since its establishment in 1984, Tsinghua University School of 42 EMBA Programs Economics and Management (Tsinghua SEM) has made remarkable 44 Collaborative Degree Programs achievements under the leadership of successive deans, through 45 Executive Education Programs the efforts of all faculty and students, as well as the help of alumni 46 Tsinghua x-lab and friends. 47 Tsinghua SEM X-elerator As China enters a new era, the School needs to make a new effort. 48 Research Since economic reform and opening started 40 years ago, China 48 Research Overview has achieved remarkable success in economic development, but 49 Major Research Projects the economic and management research community in China has 51 Selected Papers Published on Tsinghua SEM List of International Journals in 2019 yet to be very successful in telling the “China story” academically. 53 China Journal of Economics It is our responsibility to be more courageous and innovative, 53 Tsinghua Business Review BAI Chong-En and at the same time adhere to high academic standards, in 53 China Business Case Center Dean creating academic results inspired by the practices in China that 53 Research Support ( 2018- ) can significantly impact the fields of economics and management 54 International Collaborations studies, and effectively combine such results with existing knowledge to improve the quality of education. Our School is willing 56 Alumni to work together with other colleagues in the profession to advance this cause, contributing to the advancement of human knowledge 57 Resource Development and to the development of China and the World. Tsinghua SEM Tsinghua SEM 2020-2021 2020-2021 02 Tsinghua Overview Tsinghua SEM Overview 03 Tsinghua Overview Tsinghua SEM Overview Founded Faculty and Staff Faculty Founded Departments Full-Time Faculty Staff 1911 15,401 3,565 1984 7 161 414 Schools Departments Members of the Chinese Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Academy of Engineering 20 59 53 40 Student Enrollment Undergraduates Undergraduates Second Degree Dual Bachelor's Degree in Ph.D. Computer Science and Finance Registered Students ＊ International Students ＊ Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Students ＊ 1,152 1,039 30 381 50,394 3,257 845 Undergraduate Students ＊ Doctoral Students ＊ Master's MBA EMBA 16,037 18,606 15,751 775 1,452 1,402 Alumni Undergraduate Second Degree Library Collection (thousand volume) Programs＊ Undergraduate Programs ＊ 82 18 5,386 Degree Programs Collaborative Degree Programs Non-Degree Programs Campus Area (hectare) 35,778 3,570 93,792 66 442.12 ＊Including data from Peking Union Medical College, Tsinghua University 1. Data as of September 30, 2020. 1. Data as of December 31, 2019. 2. Data source: Tsinghua SEM Fact Sheet. 2. Data source: Tsinghua University official website. Tsinghua SEM Tsinghua SEM 2020-2021 2020-2021 04 Tsinghua SEM Overview Tsinghua SEM Overview 05 Organizational Structure Departments Research Centers • Accounting • Innovation, Entrepreneurship • Management Science and Engineering • National Center for Economic Research, Tsinghua University • Institute of Internet Industry, Tsinghua University and Strategy • Economics • Marketing • Research Center for Technological Innovation, • Center for Internet Development and Governance, • Finance • Leadership and Organization Tsinghua University Tsinghua SEM Management • China Business Research Center, Tsinghua SEM • China Research Center for Enterprise M&A and Development, Tsinghua SEM • National Entrepreneurship Research Center, Tsinghua SEM • Research Center for Non-performing Assets, Tsinghua SEM Program Offices and Administrative Offices • Research Center for Contemporary Management, Tsinghua University • Institute for Global Development, Tsinghua University • Academic Affairs Office • Dean’s Office • Faculty Development Office • China Center for Financial Research, Tsinghua SEM • Entrepreneurship Research Center on G20 Economies, - Tsinghua SEM China Business - International Office Tsinghua University • Career Development Center • China Retail Research Center, Tsinghua SEM Case Center - Alumni Center • Institute for Global Private Equity, Tsinghua University • National Institute for Fiscal Studies, Tsinghua University - Online Education Office • Marketing and - Logistic Office • The Chinese University of Hong Kong-Tsinghua University Joint Communications Office • China Center for Insurance and Risk Management, • Master’s Programs Office - Facilities Planning and Research Center for Chinese Economy - Tsinghua Business Review Tsinghua SEM Construction Office Editorial Office • Institute for Cultural Economy, Tsinghua University • MBA Programs • Center for Leadership Development and Research, Tsinghua SEM • Tsinghua NBS Data Research Center • CPC Committee Office • Research Center for Healthcare Management, Tsinghua SEM • Staff Human Resources Office • EMBA Programs • Institute for State-Owned Enterprises, Tsinghua University - Student Affairs Office • Tsinghua China Data Center • • Executive Education Accounting Office • Center for Block-Chain Finance Research, Tsinghua SEM • Development and Planning and • Center for Corporate Governance, Tsinghua SEM • • Center for Business Model Innovation Research, Tsinghua SEM • Tsinghua x-lab Research Affairs Office IT/IS Office • Center for Enterprise Growth and National Economic Security - Development and Planning Office Research, Tsinghua University • Research Center for Digital Financial Assets, Tsinghua SEM • Tsinghua SEM X-elerator - Research Affairs Office • Center for International Economic Research, Tsinghua SEM • Tsinghua University-University of Chicago Joint Research Center for Economics and Finance • Entrepreneur Fellows Program and - Library • Center for China-Latin America Management Studies, Resource Development Office Tsinghua SEM • Institute for Global Securities Market, Tsinghua University - China Journal of Economics • Research Center for China's Industrial Development, - Entrepreneur Fellows Program Office Editorial Office • Tsinghua University-Rice University Joint Research Center for Tsinghua SEM - Resource Development Office Human Capital and Sustainable Innovation • Center for Globalization of Chinese Enterprises, Tsinghua SEM • Research Center for Competitive Dynamics and Innovation • Research Center for Green Economy and Sustainable Strategy, Tsinghua SEM Development, Tsinghua University • Institute for State-owned Assets Management, Tsinghua • Institute for Global Industry, Tsinghua University University • Center for Development of Sports Industry, Tsinghua University • Research Center for AI-enabled Management, Tsinghua SEM • Institute for Industrial Innovation and Finance, • Research Center for Interactive Technology Industry, Tsinghua Tsinghua University SEM Tsinghua SEM Tsinghua SEM 2020-2021 2020-2021 06 Tsinghua SEM Overview Tsinghua SEM Overview 07 Milestones Entrepreneur Management Development the first prize of China national education program (EMD) lauched 1926 1994 2003 2010 achievement award Tsinghua University-University of Chicago Joint th Department of Economics established with Tsinghua SEM celebrated its 10 Tsinghua SEM accredited to grant doctoral MBA admissions reform initiated MBA education reform won the first prize Research Center for Economics and Finance ZHU Binyuan as Chair anniversary, and Dean ZHU Rongji degrees in Political Economy Master’s programs reform initiated of Chinese society of academic degrees and jointly established by Tsinghua University School remarked: “If each of you runs an Master of Professional Accounting graduate education achievement award of Management and Economics and University enterprise successfully, there will be a program launched of Chicago's Becker Friedman Institute for 1928 great hope for China's economy” Economics 2004 Tsinghua SEM awarded CEMS School of the CHEN Daisun appointed as Chair of th 2015 Tsinghua SEM celebrated its 20 anniversary Year 2017-2018 Department of Economics Tsinghua-Columbia Dual Master’s Degree Department of Enterprise Management 2011 1997 Program in Business Analytics launched divided into Department of Human Tsinghua Business Review launched Tsinghua SEM relocated to new facilities Tsinghua SEM X-elerator launched Resources, Department of Marketing and Founding Dean ZHU Rongji returned
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