The School of Economics and Management consists of six departments: Agriculture and Forestry Economic Management Department, Land and Resources Management Department, Marketing Department, Business Administration Department, Financial Management Department and Insurance Department. There are six undergraduate majors in agriculture and forestry economic management, land resource management, marketing, business administration, financial management and insurance. Agricultural economic management, a traditional dominant discipline, is a provincial key discipline, and five courses, including agricultural economics, western economics, technical economics, management and finance and tax law, have been rated as provincial-level excellent courses. There are three master's degree authorization points: agricultural economic management, forestry economy and management, and technical economic management. It has the right to award doctoral degrees in the first-class discipline of agricultural and forestry economic management, and has two doctoral programs in the two disciplines of agricultural economic management and forestry economic management. In 2007, it approved the establishment of postdoctoral scientific research mobile station for agricultural and forestry economic management.