Guiding Cultivation Plan for the International Business Major 2023

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Guiding Cultivation Plan for theInternational Business Major

(2023)

 

Major Code: 120205

Drafter: Chunrong Yan   Reviewers:WuyangZhuo & Yongan Zhang

 

I      Cultivation objectives

The International Business major cultivateshigh-quality applied talents with all-round development in morality,intelligence, physicality, aesthetics and aesthetics, good integrity qualityand professionalism, a solid professional foundation, a comprehensive knowledgestructure, proficient professional practice ability, broad international visionand strong cross-cultural communication ability, and is capable of engaging inforeign trade, transnational operations and management, cross-bordere-commerce, and international investment-related positions in a globalizedenvironment.

 

II     Academic requirementsfor program completion

Graduation Requirements and DegreeConferral

Students of this major mustcomplete the minimum credits required by the various courses according to therequirements of the guiding cultivation plan, and complete the correspondingextracurricular arrangements. Students can graduate only when they obtain at least156 credits; those who meet the requirements for the conferral of a bachelor'sdegree will be awarded a bachelor's degree in management

 

Program duration

Flexible academic period, generally4 years, with a flexible range of no less than 3 years and no more than 6years.

 

III   Course SystemComposition and Distribution of Class Hours (excluding Second Classroom)

Course Type

Total Credits

Total  Study Hours

Theoretical Hours

Practical Hours

Public Fundamental  Courses

47.5

31

896

814

82

General Education  Courses

10

6

160

160

0

Professional Fundamental  Courses

26

17

416

400

16

Core Courses

42

27

672

620

52

Professional Practice

29.5

19

856

0

856

Total

155

100

3000

1994

1006

Theoretical hours:  practical hours (%)

66:34

 

Program requirements

The Bachelor’s of Logistics Managementrequires students to successfully complete 156 credits, which is comprised of:

  • At     least 47.5 credits from Public Fundamental Courses;

  • At     least10 credits from General     Education Courses;

  • At     least 26 credits from Professional Fundamental Courses;

  • All     42 credits from Core Courses;

  • All     29.5 credits from Professional Practice;

 

IV   Schedule of TeachingArrangement(1)

 

Course   Type

Course Code

Course   Title

Total   Credits

Total   Hours

Recommended   Semester

 

b1080001

Introduction to Basic Principles of Marxism

3

48

Autumn1

Public Fundamental Courses

b1080009

Political Thought, Moral Ethics and Law

3

48

Autumn1

b1080006

Modern Chinese  Historical Figures

3

48

Spring 1

b1080010

Mao Zedong-Thoughts and Introduction to Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics

3

48

Autumn2

b1080011

Xi Jinping-Thoughts on Socialism with  Chinese Characteristics for a New Era

3

48

Spring 2

 

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Situation and Policy (Modules  1 to 4)

2

32

Autumn1Spring 2

 

b1080008

Labor Education A

0.5

16

Spring 1

 

b1020082

Advanced Mathematics B1

4

64

Autumn1

 

b1020083

Advanced Mathematics B2

2

32

Spring 1

 

b1020012

Linear Algebra

2

32

Spring 1

 

b1020013

Probability and  Statistics

2

32

Autumn2

 

b1020018

College Chinese

2

32

Autumn1

 

-----

Physical  Education I  to VI

3

160

Autumn1Autumn4

 

b1110003

Military Training

0.5

112

Autumn1

 

b1110002

Military Theory

0.5

32

Spring 1

 

b1090001

Basic Engineering Training

2

32

Spring 1

 

b1020003

General English  III

3

48

Autumn1

 

b1020004

General English  IV

3

48

Spring 1

 

b1020005

General Academic  English A

2

32

Autumn2

 

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English Expansion

2

32

Spring 2

 

b2030017

Second Foreign  Language I

2

32

Autumn2

 

b2030018

Second Foreign  Language  II

2

32

Spring 2

 

 

Subtotal (Public Fundamental Courses)

49.5

1040

 

General Education Courses

b0-----

Aesthetic Education

2

32

Fall  semesterSpring

 

Social Sciences and  Humanities

4

64

Fall  semesterSpring

b0-----

Natural Science and  Technological Innovation

4

64

Fall  semesterSpring

 

 

Subtotal (General Studies)

10

160

 

 

(*Note:The total credits of the first foreign language courses are 10, includingCollege English, College German, and College Japanese. Students shall choosethe appropriate language based on their needs. For those who choose CollegeEnglish,theyshall select the appropriate module from Modules A, B, and C.)

 

V     Schedule of TeachingArrangement(2)

Course  Type

Course Code

Course  Title

Total  Credits

Total  Hours

Recommended  Semester

 

 

b2030174

Management

3

48

Autumn1

Professional  Fundamental Courses

b2030082

Economic Law

3

48

Autumn1

b2030175

Western Economics

4

64

Spring 1

b2030176

Principles of Accounting

3

48

Spring 1

b2030261

Finance

3

48

Autumn2

b2030159

Applied Statistics

3

48

Spring 2

b2030177

Operations Management

3

48

Spring 2

b2030111

Business Intelligence

2

32

Autumn3

 

b2030178

Marketing

2

32

Autumn2

 

 

Subtotal  (Professional  Fundamental Courses)

26

416

 

 

 

b2030049

International Business

3

48

Autumn2

 

 

b2030044

International Economics I

3

48

Spring 2

 

 

b2030045

International Economics II

3

48

Autumn3

 

Core Courses

b2030047

International Trade Practices

3

48

Spring 2

 

b2030392

Business Data Analysis

2

32

Spring 3

 

b2030019

E-Commerce

3

48

Spring 2

 

b2030179

International Business Law

2

32

Autumn3

 

b2030305

Advanced Business English

3

48

Spring 3

 

b2030306

Financial Management

3

48

Autumn2

 

b2030181

Business Communication

2

32

Spring 3

 

b2030182

International Investment

2

32

Spring 3

 

b2030307

Tax Law

2

32

Spring 2

 

b2030180

Multinational Corporate Finance

2

32

Spring 3

 

 

b2030050

International Business Frontier  Lectures

1

16

Autumn4

 

 

Subtotal  (Mandatory  Courses for Specialization)

34

544

 

Select 8  credits from Module A, B, or C

Module A

b2030042

International  Settlement

2

32

Spring 3

b2030308

International  Logistics

2

32

Autumn3

b2030408

Digital Trade

2

32

Spring 3

b2030445

International Economic  Cooperation

2

32

Autumn3

Module B

b2030035

Supply Chain  Management

2

32

Autumn3

b2030034

Corporate Governance

2

32

Spring 3

b2030309

Multinational Business  Practices

2

32

Spring 3

b2030412

Global Strategy

2

32

Autumn3

Module C

b2030311

Cross-border  E-commerce (Bilingual)

2

32

Autumn3

b2030292

Cross-border  E-commerce Supply Chain Planning

2

32

Autumn3

b2030398

Cross-border  E-commerce Operations and Management

2

32

Spring3

b2030295

User  Behavior Data Analysis

2

32

Spring 3

 

 

 

Subtotal  (Specialized  Electives)

24

384

 

 

 

 

Subtotal (Specialized  Courses)

84

1344

 

 

 

VI   Schedule of TeachingArrangement(3)

Course  Type

Course Code

Course  Title

Total  Credits

Total  Hours

Recommended  Semester

 

b4000026

Innovation and  Entrepreneurship for International Business Majors

2

48

Spring 3

Professional  Practice

b4030025

Introduction to the  International Business Program

1

24

Autumn1

b4030151

Virtual Business  Social Environment Practice

1

24

Summer  1

b4030152

Economic Law Practice

1

24

Summer  1

b4030153

Accounting Practice

2

48

Summer  1

b4030154

International Business  Office Software Practice

2

48

Summer  2

b4030155

International Trade  Practice

2

48

Summer  2

b4030156

Commercial Banking  Practice

1

24

Summer  2

b4030157

International Business  Tax Planning

1

24

Spring 3

b4030233

Export Commodities  Exhibition and Business Negotiation

2

48

Autumn3

b4030158

International  Marketing Practice

1

24

Spring 3

b4030159

Customs Clearance  Practice

2

48

Autumn3

b4030160

International  Settlement Practice

2

48

Summer  3

b4030161

International Human  Resource Management Practice

2

48

Summer  3

b4030211

International Business  Professional Writing and Literature Search

1

24

Spring 3

b4030200

Labor Education B

0.5

16

Spring 3

 

b4030132

International Business  Major Graduation Internship and Graduation Design (Thesis)

6

288

Spring 4

 

Subtotal  (Professional  Practice)

29.5

856

 

The  Second Classroom

b5110001

Second  Classroom

1

-

FallSpringSummer

Total

156

3000

 

 

*ProfessionalModule Courses and Practical Module Courses optional instructions:

Professionalcourses are set up according to different ability requirements, and studentsare required to choose one of the modules and earn the creditsrequired by that module.The ProfessionalPracticemodule must be selected according to the corresponding professional coursemodule.

 

 

Description of electivesfor specialized elective courses:

Specialized courses aredivided into modules according to different competency requirements, andstudents must take one of the modules andachieve the required credits of the module.

1. Module A: International Trade

The International Trade module mainly focuses oncultivating students who can master the basic theories of international economyand international trade, master the basic knowledge and basic skills ofinternational trade, understand the development status of the contemporaryinternational economy and trade, familiarize themselves with prevailinginternational trade rules and practices, as well as the policies andregulations of China's foreign trade, understand the socio-economic situationof major countries and regions, and be able to engage in practical business in foreign-related economy and trade departments,foreign-funded enterprises and governmental organizations.

2. Module B: International BusinessManagement

The International Business Managementmodule mainlyfocuses on cultivating compound and application-oriented talents who areoriented to the international market, have a broad vision, have a solidfoundation in the theory and practice of international business management andinternational business law, have a basic grasp of international laws andregulations and international practices, and are able to skillfully applyinternational laws and regulations and foreign languages to carry out businessactivities, and combine the law with business. They are skilled in internationalbusiness professional skills, with international business practices and internationalbusiness activities, organization, planning, and coordination capabilities anda variety of international business management capabilities. They are professionals who can engage inpractical international business management in multinational corporations,foreign-related economic and trade departments, foreign-funded enterprises andgovernmental organizations.

3. Module C: Intelligent Business

The Intelligent Business module mainly focuses oncultivating innovative cross-border e-commerce professionals who are capable ofcross-border e-commerce operations and management based oncross-border e-commerce business and business process management in network environments. Professionals who canengage in cross-border e-commerce business in cross-border e-commerce platformforeign trade positions, cross-border e-commerce platform foreign trade operations, and promotionpositions.

 

VII  Policy of secondclassroom credits

 

Through thedevelopment of the Second Classroom activities, students are encouraged toactively participate in academic lectures, social practice activities, campuscultural and sports activities, innovation and entrepreneurship activities,volunteer service activities, etc., to cultivate the students' socialadaptability and quality, and enhance the students' employability. Please referto the provisions of the "Shanghai Polytechnic University's 'SecondClassroom Credit' Implementation Measures (Trial)" in the "StudentHandbook" for more details.