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RIEMEXCHANGE PROGRAMS

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SPRING/FALL

HOW TO APPLY

SUMMER

02 RIEM Undergraduate Courses

04 RIEM Master Courses

06 RIEM PhD. Courses

08 Duration

08 Courses Provided

08 Estimated Costs

08 Cultural Events

09 Academic Calendar

10 Student Testimonial

12 Eligibility

12 Procedures

12 Deadlines

12 Contact Us

1Research Institute of Economics and Management

During Spring/Fall terms, exchange students study with

other RIEM students and can experience a more complete

semester in China.

There are both undergraduate and graduate level courses.

RIEM exchange students can choose 4-6 of the following

RIEM courses each semester, plus a Chinese Mandarin

Course provided by College of International Education.

SPRING / FALLIf you would like to experience a true China, enjoy the challenges and opportunities that we offer, then we look forward to meeting you in Chengdu.

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ECO= Economics FIN= Finance ACC= Accounting MAN= Management MAT= Mathematics

RIEM Undergraduate Courses

Fall Term

Course Code Course Name Credit Total Hours Weekly Hours

ECO 101 Principles of Economics: Microeconomics 3 48 3

ECO 103 Topics in Finance and Economics 3 48 3

ECO 201 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 48 3

ECO 301 International Economics 3 48 3

ECO 401 Advanced Microeconomics I 3 48 3

ECO 402 Advanced Macroeconomics I 3 48 3

ECO 403 Advanced Econometrics I 3 48 3

ECO 404 Energy Economics 3 48 3

FIN 301 Corporate Finance 3 48 3

FIN 302 Financial Econometrics 3 48 3

FIN 303 Financial Economics 3 48 3

FIN 401 Actual Science 3 48 3

FIN 402 Micro-Structure 3 48 3

FIN 403 Derivative Pricing 3 48 3

FIN 404 Personal Financing 3 48 3

FIN 405 Risk Management in Financial Institutions 3 48 3

ACC 201 Principles of Accounting 3 48 3

ACC 302 Auditing 3 48 3

ACC 401 Financial Accounting 3 48 3

MAN 401 E-commerce 3 48 3

MAN 402 Entrepreneurship 3 48 3

MAN 403 Organizational Behaviour 3 48 3

MAT 101 Advanced Math I 3 48 3

MAT 201 Probability and Statistics 3 48 3

MAT 401 Real Analysis 3 48 3


Spring Term


ECO 102 Macroeconomics 3 48 3

ECO 202 Econometrics 3 48 3

ECO 302 Game Theory 3 48 3

ECO 303 Environmental Economics 3 48 3

ECO 304 Health Economics 3 48 3

ECO 305 Labor Economics 3 48 3

ECO 306 Industrial Organization 3 48 3

ECO 307 Urban Economics 3 48 3

ECO 308 Chinese Economy 3 48 3

ECO 404 Advanced Microeconomics II 3 48 3

ECO 405 Advanced Macroeconomics II 3 48 3

ECO 406 Advanced Econometrics II 3 48 3

FIN 201 Financial Management 3 48 3

FIN 304 Investment 3 48 3

FIN 305 Real Estate Finance 3 48 3

FIN 306 Computational Finance 3 48 3

ACC 301 Management Accounting 3 48 3

ACC 303 Accounting Information Systems 3 48 3

MAT 102 Advanced Math II 3 48 3

MAN 201 Principles of Management 3 48 3

MAN 301 Human Resources Management 3 48 3

MAN 302 Operation & Information Management 3 48 3

MAN 303 Marketing 3 48 3

* Courses above may subject to future changes.

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RIEM Master Courses

Fall Term


ECO 0111 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 54 3

ECO 0112 Intermediate Macroeconomics 3 54 3

ECO 0113 Applied Econometrics 3 54 3

ECO 0114 Mathematic Economics 3 54 3

ECO 0211 Academic Frontier Research I 3 54 3

ECO 0212 International Economics 3 54 3

FIN 0211 Monetary Banking 3 54 3

FIN 0212 Asset Pricing 3 54 3

FIN 0213 Derivative Pricing 3 54 3




Spring Term


ECO 0121 Game Theory and Application 3 54 3

ECO 0122 Academic Frontier Research II 3 54 3

ECO 0123 Industrial Economics 3 54 3

FIN 0121 Financial Econometrics 3 54 3


FIN 0123 International Finance 3 54 3

FIN 0124 Principles of Finance 3 54 3

FIN 0221 Behavioral Economics and Finance 3 54 3

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RIEM PhD. Courses

Fall Term


ECO 1011 Advanced Microeconomics I 3 54 3

ECO 1012 Advanced Macroeconomics I 3 54 3

ECO 1013 Advanced Econometrics I 3 54 3

ECO 1014 Advanced Micro-theory I 3 54 3

ECO 1015 Labor Economics I 3 54 3

ECO 1016 Public Economics I 3 54 3

ECO 1017 Health Economics I 3 54 3

ECO 1018 International Trade I 3 54 3

ECO 1019 Development Economics I 3 54 3

ECO 1020 Economic Research and Practice I 3 54 3

ECO 1021 Regional Economics 3 54 3

ECO 1022 Industrial Organization Theory 3 54 3

ECO 1023 Experimental Economics 3 54 3

ECO 1024 Econometrics Studies 3 54 3

MAT 1011 Time Series Analysis 3 54 3

FIN 1011 International Finance I 3 54 3


Spring Term


ECO 1111 Advanced Microeconomics II 3 54 3

ECO 1112 Advanced Macroeconomics II 3 54 3

ECO 1113 Advanced Econometrics II 3 54 3

ECO 1114 Advanced Micro-theory II 3 54 3

ECO 1125 Labor Economics II 3 54 3

ECO 1116 Public Economics II 3 54 3

ECO 1117 Health Economics II 3 54 3

ECO 1118 International Trade II 3 54 3

ECO 1119 Development Economics II 3 54 3

ECO 1120 Economic Research and Practice II 3 54 3

ECO 1121 Real Estate Economics 3 54 3

ECO 1122 Topics in Advanced Macroeconomics 3 54 3

ECO 1123 Environment Economics 3 54 3

ECO 1124 Empirical Research on Industrial Organization 3 54 3

FIN 1121 International Finance II 3 54 3

FIN 1122 Advanced Investment 3 54 3


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SUMMERDo not have time to stay a full semester in China? Try our special Summer Exchange Program!

This unique program brings you an opportunity to learn

Chinese economy and Chinese culture in one month. It is a

perfect combination of academic study, language learning

and sight-seeing.

In July, no more than 4 weeks

1. Free one-day city tour, which includes: Panda Zoo, Wide and Narrow Valley, Marquis Wu’s Temple, Jinli Street.

2. Optional Choices: (may subject to change)

• 3-day trip to Jiu Zhai Valley

• 2-day trip to Mount. E’mei

• 1- day trip to Mount. Qing Cheng

• 1- day trip to Giant Buddha

• 1- day trip to San Xing Dui Museum etc.

Each summer semester, we invite professors from foreign

universities all over the world to give a lecture in RIEM.

Courses provided for last the two years are as below for

reference:

Chinese Economy

Capital Markets in China

Chinese Language

Experimental Economics

Cross-cultural Management

Applied Econometrics

Financial Markets and Institutions

Financial Economics

Food: 600-1000RMB/month

On-campus Student Dormitory: 500 RMB/month

Staying in Hotel: 100-200 RMB/night

For other costs, please refer to Campus Life Brochure.

Duration

Courses Provided

Estimated Costs

Cultural Events


Academic Calendar

In SWUFE, fall and spring terms last for 18 weeks

respectively, including 16 teaching weeks and 2

examination weeks. Summer term lasts for 4 weeks. Every

year the school calendar changes according to the different

Chinese official holiday arrangement, but usually Fall Term

begins in early September to early January, Spring Term

from late February to late June and Summer Term is in July.

We will inform you of the exact calendar after we receive

your application.

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Student Testimonial

“Living on the other side of the planet has taught me

how to become comfortable in a different way of life.

My understanding of the world has been sharpened:

I see that regardless of heritage, people everywhere

have the same needs, wants and dreams; and for

myself I have realized the endless amount of opinions,

concepts, and beliefs I can learn from everyone I

meet. I have found a great respect for the Chinese

students in particular. Being able to study with them

helped me see many subjects from another angle,

and allowed me to broaden my thoughts of policy,

economics and finance to encompass more than just

the United States. I thoroughly enjoyed my time in

China, and I hope to return someday. ”

Texas A&M University, USA - Ryan

“Trying to convey the exchange experience in a few

words is difficult. It’s a chance to shock yourself out

of your assumptions and comfort zone, and to see

who you really are when faced with a new culture. It’s

a chance to test your survival skills, social skills and

learning skills while seeing how academics and college

play different roles in a different society. The trip gave

me a lot to think about in terms of the differences

between the US and China, and China’s economic

significance and unique history that make the courses

interesting and important.”

Texas A&M University, USA - Andrew


“The exchange in Chengdu has been a great

experience that I would recommend. The good points

of SWUFE are that the campus is great, with a lot of

facilities for sport and parks, and the students were

also very open-minded and helpful. The teachers were

very nice. It was easy to talk to them and they were

very present to answer our questions and help us. The

quantity of work was good. The Chinese course was

also useful to improve our experience in China. ”

ESC RENNES, France - Romain Ruozzi


All applicants who wish to apply for the RIEM Exchange

Programs must be taking a recognized degree program

outside China, and must come from universities which have

exchange partnership with SWUFE.

Eligibility

Students must first obtain approval from their own university,

then send the following electronic application package

(completed application form, CV, scanned transcript and

passport ID page) to [email protected].

Procedures

Spring-Term Application: October 31st

Summer-Term Application: March 31st

Fall-Term Application: April 31st

Deadlines

Ms. Zeng, Yue

International Officer, RIEM

Southwestern University of Finance and Economics

No.555, Liutai Avenue, WENJIAG District,

Chengdu, 611130

Sichuan, P.R.China

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: + 86.28.87092963

Contact Us

HOW TO APPLY


Research Institute of Economics and ManagementSouthwestern University of Finance and EconomicsNo.555, Liutai Avenue, Wenjiang DistrictChengdu, Sichuan, 611130P.R.Chinariem.swufe.edu.cn

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