Degree Type and Program Objectives
Management Science and Engineering is a discipline that integrates management theory with management practice. This program cultivates highly qualified management professionals and leadership talents who well-rounded in character, intellect, physical fitness, aesthetics, and ethics; possess sound management competence and a well-structured knowledge base; demonstrate strong problem-analysis and complex problem-solving capabilities; maintain scientific literacy and a rigorous research attitude;demonstrate team spirit and communication skills; engage in independent thinking and critical reasoning; uphold a sense of social responsibility; and uphold academic ethics, academic norms, and business ethics.
Graduates should lay a solid theoretical foundation and systematic specialized knowledge in management, economics, modeling methods, and computer applications, and comprehensively understand the discipline's theories, methods, and techniques. They should systematically grasp and thoroughly comprehend the thinking modes, methods, and techniques of management science; stay informed of the current state and development trends of the field; and be able to apply appropriate quantitative analysis techniques to solve practical management problems. Graduates must also master one foreign language and be able to read professional literature in that language proficiently.
Program Duration, Study Period, and Credit Requirements
Full-time master's students: standard duration 3 years, maximum study period 2–4 years, minimum 36 credits required.
Academic Activities and Seminars
This is a required component for academic degree students, graded on a pass/fail basis and worth 1 credit upon passing. Academic activities include lectures, domestic and international conferences, and graduate forums. Master's students must participate inat least 10academic activities.
Other Required Components
1. All students must complete the MOOC on thesis writing guidance (non-credit).
2. Social practice and international exchange: students should gain practical social experience during their studies.
