The Master of Applied Economics program is designed to cultivate high-level professionals with a solid theoretical foundation in economics and strong practical analytical skills. This program covers research areas such as international trade and multinational investment, industrial development and regional economy, and financial and fiscal economics, with an emphasis on equipping students with the ability to apply economic theories and quantitative methods to solve real-world economic problems. By deeply exploring macroeconomics, microeconomics, market mechanisms, and policy effects, students will be prepared to provide scientific support for business decisions, government policy formulation, and international economic cooperation.

Program Features:

1. Diverse Research Areas:
   The program includes research directions such as international trade and multinational investment, industrial development and regional economy, and financial and fiscal economics, providing students with a broad space for academic exploration and enhancing their ability to address global economic issues.

2. Integration of Theory and Practice:
   Focused on the application of economic theory to real-world issues, the curriculum and research projects emphasize developing students' ability to solve practical economic problems using modern economic tools and quantitative methods.

3. Interdisciplinary Knowledge System:
   The program covers various subfields of economics and integrates the current trends of economic globalization and regionalization, preparing students with a comprehensive understanding of macroeconomics, microeconomics, market analysis, and policy evaluation.

   
   

Career Prospects:
Graduates of the Master of Applied Economics program can pursue careers in government agencies, international organizations, financial institutions, businesses, and academic research institutions. With the ongoing process of economic globalization and the increasing complexity of economic issues, the demand for professionals with a ...