Company Profile
School of Management and Economics of Beijing Institute of Technology
Company Overview
Brief introduction of the university:
Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), founded in 1940, is a public university with a traditional focus on science and technology but developing into other areas such as management and humanities. The Institute emphasizes ethics in scholarship, discovery of truth, and contribution to mankind through profound academic accomplishments.
BIT has always formulated its strategies in light of national strategic needs and global developments in science and technology and education, and in accordance with its own strengths and missions. It is listed in the national “211”, “985” and “double first rate” projects of China.
(http://www.bit.edu.cn)
Brief introduction of the school:
As one of the first universities to resume management education after China's reform and opening up, Beijing Institute of Technology set up the Department of Management Engineering in 1980. In order to meet the needs of China's socio-economic and higher education development, in 1992, the Department of Management Engineering was renamed the School of Management, and in 1998, renamed to the School of Management and Economics.
The School of Management & Economics (SME) is a famous business school in China and has been accredited by EQUIS and AMBA. At present, SME has eight departments: Department of Management Science and Logistics, Department of Management Engineering, Department of Accounting, Department of Organization and Human Resource Management, Department of Technological Economy and Strategic Management, and Department of Marketing, Department of International Trade and Finance, Department of Applied Economics.
The SME offers five undergraduate programs, MBA and EMBA programs, Ph.D. program across three key disciplines: management science and engineering, business administration, and applied economics.
(https://sme.bit.edu.cn)
Company History
BIT was founded in 1940 in Yan’an, Shaanxi Province and was relocated to Beijing in 1949. The following year, the main campus and the Departments of Maths, Physics and Chemistry of the Institut Franco-Chinois were merged with BIT.
BIT has always formulated its strategies in light of national strategic needs and global developments in science and technology and education, and in accordance with its own strengths and missions. These strategies include: consolidating its strengths in mechanical and vehicle engineering and automation; leveraging its advantages and distinctive programmes in IT-related disciplines; and developing new strengths in aerospace engineering. BIT will build its strengths in both science and engineering, and simultaneously develop disciplines in management and humanities.