First, professional introduction:
Finance is an undergraduate major in Chinese universities, with a four-year academic system. Finance mainly studies the basic knowledge and skills of economics, finance and tax law, including the theory, system and management methods of raising and using funds by government departments, and the tax problems in the process of production and operation of enterprises, so as to carry out tax planning, tax inspection and asset management.
Plan the tax expenditure reduction and exemption under the legal circumstances of enterprises, and evaluate and manage the total assets of individuals or enterprises. Employment orientation includes trade, commercial enterprises, foreign trade, tax planning, trust enterprises, asset management, government, institutions, tax inspection, auditing, asset management and supervision.
Second, the school introduction:
Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics, referred to as Lanzhou University of Finance and Economics, is located in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province. It is a national model university for deepening the reform of innovation and entrepreneurship education, and has been selected as a counterpart support program for universities in the western region, a national training program for innovative and entrepreneurial talents for college students, the Silk Road University Alliance, and a first-class discipline construction alliance for finance and economics.
Founded in 1952, the school is an administrative cadre school of Gansu Provincial People's Government, and 1958 was upgraded to Gansu Institute of Finance and Economics. It is under the leadership of Gansu Provincial People's Government and carries out undergraduate education. Lanzhou University of Commerce was founded in 198 1, and was led by the Ministry of Commerce of China, the Ministry of Commerce of China and the Ministry of Internal Trade successively.
As of June 2023, the school covers an area of 1.700 mu, with a school building area of 730,000 square meters, 2.44 million paper books and 7.72 million e-books, with 19 teaching units, 66 undergraduate majors, 1 first-class doctoral programs, and 7 first-class master programs, with 650.