Academic Research
Since 2004, the university has won 693 research projects, 27 of which are sponsored by the state, and 247 by Anhui Province. Over 6,500 academic papers were published and 112 books printed. 43 achievements in scientific research have been awarded provincial, ministerial or national prizes. The periodical Finance and Trade Research funded by AUFE is a source periodical for CSSCI.
It has three research institutions that are directly under AUFE, eighteen virtual research departments, and four key research bases at provincial and ministerial level, including Research Center of Economic Development (RCED), Research Center of Cooperative Economics (RCCE), Bases of Cotton Project Research and Training (BCPRT), and Bases of Cooperative Economics Research and Training (BCERT). RCED and RCCE and two major research bases of Humanities and Social Sciences in Anhui Province’s higher education, BCPRT and BCERT are two research bases of All China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives.
Since 2005, the university has undertaken 812 research projects among which 23 are at national level and 43, Philosophy and Social Sciences, at Education Ministerial level, and 265 at provincial and ministerial levels. 5558 papers and 110 academic works of various kinds have been published, in which 37 academic awards at or beyond provincial level and ___ teaching awards. 217 academic reports by visiting scholars and 870, by university’s own scholars have been delivered for undergraduates and graduates. 11 national academic seminars have been held.
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