Major Schools and Departments
- Global Institute of Management and Economics (GIME)
- School of Public Finance and Taxation
- Law School
- School of Public Administration
- School of Management Science and Engineering
- School of International Economics & Trade
- School of International Business
- School of Finance
- School of Economics
- School of Statistics
- School of Accounting
- School of Tourism and Hotel Management
- School of Mathematics and Quantitative Economics
- School of Investment & Construction Management
- School of Journalism and Communication
- School of Continuing Education
- School of Distance Learning
- School of Self-teaching
- DUFE—Surrey International Institute
- International Institute of Chinese Language & Culture
- Kingbridge Business College
- Experimental Teaching Center
- Vocational and Technical School
- MPAcc Education Center
- School of Economics & Management, Yingkou University Zone
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