Affiliated Research Centers
GSM researches actively in its disciplines, but is regarded widely as a leader among business schools in mainland China for research in the areas of finance, marketing, corporate strategy, financial accounting, and human resources management. Facilities that research under GSM include:
- Peking University’s Center of Management Science
- Peking University Finance and Bond Research Center
- Peking University International Accounting and Financial Affairs Research Center
- Peking University Financial Mathematics and Financial Engineering Research Center
- Peking University Network Economy Research Center
- Peking University Business Administration Research Center
- Peking University International Operation Management Research Center
- Peking University Center of Chinese Medium-Small Enterprise Development
- Peking University Research Center of Investment in the 21st Century
- Peking University Enterprise Management Case Study Research Center
- Peking University Research Center of Economic Analysis and Forecast
- Peking University Complex Scientific Modeling Research Center
- Peking University China and WTO Research Center
- Peking University Guanghua School of Management Chinese Enterprise Management Research Center
- Peking University Guanghua School of Management International Finance Research Center
- Peking University Sociological Economic System Analysis and Modeling Laboratories
- Peking University National High Technology Estate Development Strategy Research Center
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