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An Introduction to the Specialty of International Economics and Trade
Release Date: 2022-04-271.Basic Course Information
Course Code: 069241
Course Name：An Introduction to the Specialty of International Economics and Trade
Course Type: Specialty course
Period：32
Credit:1
Target Students: Undergraduates Majoring in International Economics and Trade
Assessment: Examination
Preparatory Courses: No special requirements
2. Brief Course Introduction
This course is one of the required courses for undergraduates majoring in International Economics and Trade. Its content mainly includes the following fields in International Economics and Trade: history and present situation of the disciplines development, specialty knowledge structure, teaching schedule, professional's cultivation, emergence and development of International Economics and Trade, the main forms of international trade activities, as well as major problems in the research on this discipline. Besides, it introduces basic situations of discipline development correlated with International Economics and Trade in the world. Freshmen, through the study of this course, are expected to get familiar with the background of this discipline, and know about the basic direction of their professional studies and future research at the university.