Tianjin University of Commerce, a key university in Tianjin, is an institution of higher learning that focuses on business, with management, economy, engineering, law, literature, science and art supporting each other and developing harmoniously. As of March 2020, the school covers an area of nearly 1 0,340 mu, with a building area of nearly 5 1 0,000 square meters, with more than 22,700 students and 972 full-time teachers. It has 14 colleges and 3 teaching departments. There are 59 undergraduate majors (directions), including 10 as a first-level discipline, 10 as a professional master, and 7 as municipal key disciplines. ?
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Historical evolution:
1980 Tianjin University of Commerce was established by the Refrigeration Department of Beijing University of Commerce and Tianjin Finance and Trade School under the former Ministry of Commerce.
In August, 1985, Tianjin University of Commerce and Oklahoma State University held the MBA program.
From 65438 to 0998, the management system was implemented, which was established by the former Ministry of Internal Trade and Tianjin, with Tianjin as the main management.
On March 6, 2007, the Ministry of Education officially approved the renaming of Tianjin University of Commerce as Tianjin University of Commerce. ?
In 2004, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, Tianjin University of Commerce and Tianjin Morgan Education Management Consulting Co., Ltd. jointly established an independent college-Baode College of Tianjin University of Commerce.
20 17, 10 The accounting department and the financial management department of the former business school of Tianjin University of Commerce set up the accounting school, and the other eight departments (majors) and related institutions set up the management school. The former College of International Education merged with TUC-FIU Cooperative College to form the College of International Education Cooperation, and the School of Design and the College of Art merged into the College of Art.. ?
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