Industrial economics, accounting, enterprise management, theoretical economics, finance, finance, economic law, administrative management, ethics and applied statistics are all provincial key disciplines.

Master's degree authorizes first-class disciplines (9): applied economics, theoretical economics, law, Marxist theory, journalism and communication, computer science and technology, business administration, public management and statistics.

Professional degree authorization points (12): Master of Law (J.M.), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Finance, Master of Applied Statistics, Master of Taxation, Master of International Business, Master of Insurance, Master of Assets Appraisal, Master of Management, Master of Accounting, Master of Engineering (Bioengineering) and Master of Engineering Management.