Cyber Economics & International e-Business & Trade This school combines cyber economics and electronic commerce and international trade. The school aims to develop competitive students in the above field by conducting well-organized lectures and seminars. The school provides theoretical and practical programs meeting the new trend of economic internationalization and regionalism and produces competent youth of today to work efficiently in the information-oriented society. Cyber Economics Major [Go to Homepage]   As queen of the social sciences, economics studies how the choices we make as individuals--as consumers and producers, as savers and investors, as managers and employees, as citizens and voters--combine to determine how society uses its scarce resources to produce and distribute goods and services. This systematic, practical, and useful discipline provides insights into important questions regarding the determinants of wealth, poverty, and social welfare; of unemployment, inflation, and economic growth; of success and failure in the marketplace. Economics helps one understand the economic activities of the market participants and the aspects in the various markets: the goods and services market, financial markets, labour markets, and foreign exchange markets, through which goods and services are produced, distributed and consumed. Cyber economics graduates pursue varied careers in business, banking and finance, government service, education, and private consulting to meet the economic internationalization and regionalism. International e-Business & Trade Major [Go to Homepage]   This major produces competent specialists in international trade and electronic business by offering courses in international trade theory, practical trade management, international business, business english. Recently internet including e-mail and homepage becomes an infra-structure and essential means in business in trading. The major provides students with the courses on electronic business process and planning, strategies, operation, and direction. They are able to deal with transactions between countries by establishing new and advanced trade strategies required in these days of international trade which has experienced drastic changes due to multi-national capitalization and new computer technology. Graduates will lead the 21th century and be engaged in trading companies, shipping industries, banking institutions, and many other electronic businesses.