Xiamen University is a famous comprehensive research university in China. Founded in 192 1, formerly Xiamen University College of Education, founded in 1920. Xiamen University has several campuses, including Siming Campus, Xiang 'an Campus and Jimei Campus.
Jimei University is an engineering-oriented undergraduate college, founded in 1984 and formerly known as Jimei Maritime Engineering College. Later, after many adjustments and developments, it was upgraded to an undergraduate university in 2006 and renamed Jimei University.
Although Jimei University and Xiamen University are both universities in Xiamen, their nature and orientation are different. Xiamen University is a comprehensive research university, and Jimei University is an undergraduate college focusing on engineering. If you are interested in the specific situation of these two schools, you can further consult relevant materials or visit their official website for more information.
The courses of economics in Xiamen University are rich and varied, covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, industrial organization, international trade and so on.
1, political economy: study the law of contradictory movement between social productive forces and production relations, as well as the basic principles and development trends of the capitalist system.
2. Microeconomics: study the behavior and market mechanism of individual economic units, such as consumer behavior, producer behavior and market structure.
3. Macroeconomics: study the operation and development laws of the whole economic system such as economic growth, inflation, unemployment and monetary policy.
4. Econometrics: Use statistical methods to analyze economic phenomena and policy effects, such as regression analysis and time series analysis.
5. Industrial organization: study the relationship between market competition and cooperation, as well as the strategic formulation and resource allocation of enterprises.
6. International trade: study the exchange relationship of goods and services between different countries and regions, and the influence of trade policies and rules.