Applied economics is a discipline within the field of economics that focuses on solving practical economic problems. It builds upon the theoretical framework of economics (such as supply and demand theory, marginal effect, etc.), converting abstract economic principles into operational analytical tools and solutions, and is widely applied in real scenarios such as government decision-making, enterprise operations, and financial markets. From individual investment choices to national industrial planning, from the formulation of international trade rules to regional economic coordinated development, applied economics always conducts research centered around "how to use data and models to answer the 'what, why, and how' questions in economic practice."

1. Physical and mental health (free from infectious diseases and without any physical or mental disorders that affect normal learning). 

2. By September 1, 2025, the applicants for the master's program should be no older than 30 years of age. 

3. Educational Requirements: As of September 1, 2025, applicants for the master's program must have a bachelor's degree. 

4. Learning ability: Applicants should possess good learning ability and academic performance. The required score for the previous stage of application for applicants is 75%, and for those applying for the Chinese Government Scholarship, it is 80%. Applicants can provide other proof of their learning ability or academic performance such as GRE, GMAT, etc. 

5. Language Requirements 

The applicant should possess the required language proficiency in both Chinese and English as per the admission criteria.

1. A clear and legible scanned copy of the passport information page.

2. A scanned copy of the bachelor's degree certificate.

3. Scanned copies of the semester/academic year transcripts for each period of the undergraduate study. 

4. Recommendation letters provided by 4 experts or above at the associate professor level.

5. The applicant's study plan for pursuing a master's degree. 

6. Chinese (HSK) / English (IELTS or TOEFL or Duolingo or PTE) language proficiency certificate; 7. No criminal record certificate (valid within 6 months); 

8. Letter of Acceptance from the Supervisor: