1. Economics mainly studies the basic knowledge and skills of economics, finance, investment and actuarial science, and conducts economic analysis, forecasting, planning, management and various financial services in financial institutions such as banks, securities and trusts. For example: the investment prospect analysis of bonds and funds, the risk assessment of stocks and investments, the mortgage loans of cars and houses, the liquidation of assets when enterprises go bankrupt, etc.
2. Some colleges and universities, such as taxation, trade economics, econometrics, corporate finance, political economics, financial metrology, international economics, simulation of international trade negotiations, financial accounting, actuarial science, and so on, have trained professional directions: credit, urban economy, computer accounting, international finance and international investment.
The method of choosing a suitable major is as follows:
1. Define your interests and goals: First, define your interests, hobbies and career goals. Think about your interests, your major and your future career. This will help you narrow down your choices.
2. Study the University Rankings and Reputation: Check the University Rankings and Reputations to find out their status and prestige in the fields or majors you are interested in. Although ranking is not the only reference factor, it can provide some reference information.
3. Consider the major setting and teaching quality: understand the major setting and curriculum setting of the university to ensure that it matches your interests and goals. It is very important for your study and growth to study the teaching quality, faculty and scientific research strength of universities.
4. Consider the major setting and teaching quality: understand the major setting and curriculum setting of the university to ensure that it matches your interests and goals. It is very important for your study and growth to study the teaching quality, faculty and scientific research strength of universities.