1、Program Objective: This program aims to cultivate applied talents with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in finance, who can do the related work in the area of banking, securities, investment, insurance, economic management and enterprises.
2、Program Requirements: Students of this major mainly study the basic principles and knowledges concerning currency banking, international finance, securities, investment and insurance. With the targeted training, they need to possess the basic capability of working in the area of finance and have a good master of a foreign language.
After graduation, students should obtain the following knowledges and skills:　
    (1)．Master the basic principles and knowledges of finance.
   (2). Have the basic ability of doing the work concerning banking, securities, investment and insurance.
   (3).  Know about the national guidance, policies and regulations in finance.
   (4).  Know about the development of the academic theories in this area. 
   (5).  Know how to do literature review and collect data, and build up certain skills in doing economic research and practical work. 
3、Main Subjects: Economics
4、Major Courses: Political economics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Finance, International finance, Investment banking, Financial market, Insurance, Commercial banking operation and management, Central banking, Financial derivative instruments, Securities investment 
5、Major Practical Learning: Experiment courses, Specialty internship, , Graduation internship, Graduation thesis, Social practice
6、Major Specialty Experiments: Econometrics course experiment, Insurance course experiment,
7、Length of Schooling：4 years
8、Academic Degree Granted：Bachelor Degree of Economics
9、Course structure：
    General courses:  30.5 credits
   Basic courses:  48.5 credits
   Core courses:  11 credits　　
   Elective courses:  37 credits
   Public electives:  6 credits
   Practical courses:  27 credits
In total: 160 credits, including 121.5 credits for theory courses (occupying 76 percent of total credits) and 38.5 credits for practical and experimental courses (occupying 24 percent of total credits). The proportion of elective courses is 35.48percent.