Is the University of Ulsan good? I plan to study economics

Hello, I have a little sister in the art department of Ulsan University **Although it is a bit biased, but the conditions are still good I personally think that it is better for you to bring RMB, it is better to bring a little less, because after all, you have just gone, and you are not familiar with the people and things around you, it is very good to bring a UnionPay card, and many ATM machines in South Korea can be swiped on the UnionPay card, and you can withdraw cash directly, and the exchange rate is the bank's intermediate benchmark price, which is more cost-effective than the exchange in the Bank of Korea, but you have to charge a certain handling fee.

Webometrics is ranked 2142nd in the World University Rankings. The school has an excellent teaching and living environment, good student welfare and generous scholarships for international students. The school has the ability to arrange internships for students of related majors to go to Hyundai Group for internship training.

Since it is not in Seoul, the cost of living is relatively cheap. Tuition fee (1 semester) Undergraduate students: Humanities and Social Sciences about 3 million won, Science and Engineering, Arts and Sports about 4 million won Graduate students:

Approximately 5 million won (please refer to the school's website for more details) Tuition is basically free for graduate students (scholarship rules). However, if the semester credits are not reached, graduate students must pay the full tuition fee by themselves. Although there are not many people in Korea, they have very few dormitories.

However, the dormitory conditions are very good. Not all people can live in the dormitory, only those who are out of town or have good grades are eligible. Founded in 1969, the school is located in Ulsan, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province (where Hyundai Group is headquartered), about 10 minutes by car from Ulsan's cutting-edge industrial center, with a total area of 500,000 square meters and a student population of 11,825.

Go out on college campus to find a job, show out your diploma, and the interviewer will remember all the 211 colleges? But the name of the school can make him remember your major, I studied economics at university.

It depends on what you value, if you care about school or want to go abroad, 211 is better, if you care about major and counterpart employment, it is better to specialize in finance and economics. Personal opinion, for reference only, in fact, the difference between the two categories is not very big.

211 has advantages in the postgraduate entrance examination, and the overall level of the school is good; Non-211 finance majors have strong advantages and may be highly recognized by the industry.

This, if you are interested in this subject, it is recommended that you start with a university of finance and economics, and if you are more interested in employment, choose 211.

It depends on the ranking of the specific economics subject in China, and also takes into account your own future plans. If you plan to work after your bachelor's degree, choose a school that is more developed in the region, and if you want to further your education, choose a school with a higher subject ranking.

It depends on what your goal is, whether it is employment or academics.

If you don't want to read something academic, and you just want to come out in the future just to find a job, then generally speaking, it will be better to choose 211 in some cases, and if the finance and economics school is very open in some areas, you can consider it; If the industry is generally recognized, it is worth choosing.

If you want to develop in the academic direction, economics in China is still relatively reliable, basically only a few places such as the CCER of Peking University and the School of Economics of Wuhan University, and the others are not even floating clouds, so there is no need to worry about it; If it's reliable, you still have to go to the United States to study. If the current conditions are not enough, choosing a 211 school as a springboard can also be considered.

Ulsan National University Hospital, Multi** Education Support Center, Regional Joint Research Center, School-Business Joint Development Center, Gymnasium, Library (610,000 books, 2,815 seats), latest language training room, dormitory, etc.

If you have a good foundation in mathematics, then there is no pressure, if you are not good at mathematics, then it may take a little effort to learn. In the future, you will learn calculus, linear algebra and probability and mathematical statistics, except for a few theories that are not easy to understand, the rest will definitely be able to learn, depending on whether you listen carefully to lectures and read books. Therefore, it will not be difficult to learn in the future, all the content is from simple to difficult, there are rules to follow, if you adapt to this way of thinking, it will naturally be handy to learn.

Moreover, in the actual study of undergraduates, as long as you listen carefully to the teacher in class, there will be no problem, and the exam is only the most basic content, and it is enough to do a good job of the after-class exercises and the example questions in the book. As for the postgraduate entrance examination, mathematics is very important, and it is definitely difficult, but the postgraduate mathematics still pays attention to the basics, and it is according to the question type.

Another point is that in many professional courses, there will be some theories, operations, mathematical principles and other content, but this is based on the knowledge of high mathematics you have learned, as long as you learn mathematics well, economics is actually a very interesting subject.

I am a person who has a bad foundation in mathematics and studied economics, I just graduated from my bachelor's degree this year, and I have learned it in the past four years, although I have no achievements worth boasting about, but I have the experience that it is man-made, it depends on whether you are willing to work hard, whether you are serious or not, it is really like this.

It will be more difficult for liberal arts students to study economics because:

Economics is an independent discipline in modern times, and it is a science about the laws of economic development. Since Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" was laid in 1776, modern economics has undergone more than 200 years of development, and has many professional directions such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, and political economy, which have been applied to various vertical fields to guide the accumulation and creation of human wealth.

Economics is a theory that studies the law of human economic activities, that is, the law of value creation, transformation and realization - the law of economic development, which is divided into two types: political economy and scientific economics.

It is indeed difficult, because economics requires calculus, similar to advanced mathematics, and mathematics is also required for graduate school entrance examinations.

The economy still needs to think in the liberal arts and deal with people. And those who can speak well have the advantage.

As for mathematics, the content of advanced mathematics in economics is not as difficult as that of science majors!

Economics is not about math, it's good to learn it well. Therefore, liberal arts students and science students have advantages respectively.

It is difficult to find a job for humanities students in Japan. Not to mention a foreigner. Don't come here and waste money.

Personally, I think it's better to study business administration.

In the case of economics, the subjects that need to be studied at the university: public compulsory courses include: mathematics, English, politics, and other compulsory courses offered by the university.

The compulsory courses of the major mainly include; Political Economy, Western Economics (Micro and Macro Volumes), Monetary Finance, Investment, Public Finance, Insurance, International Economics, Accounting, Business Management, Econometrics, etc.

The economics major cultivates senior professionals who have a solid foundation in economic theory, are familiar with modern economic theories, are proficient in modern economic analysis methods, have a wide range of knowledge, have the ability to expand and penetrate into economics-related fields, and can be engaged in economic analysis, planning, and economic management in comprehensive economic management departments, policy research departments, financial institutions and enterprises.

Fundamentals: Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Mathematical Statistics and Probability Theory. Studying economics requires a certain foundation in mathematics.

Economics: Fundamentals of Economics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Political Economy, Public Finance, Money and Banking, International Economics, Financial Economics, Econometrics, Corporate Finance, Economic History, History of Economic Thought, Western School of Economics, Contemporary Chinese Economy, Labor Economics, Industrial Economics, Information Economics, Fundamentals of Game Theory, Accounting, Statistics, International**, International Finance, Corporate Finance, Marketing, etc.

Management: public policy, etc.

Laws: economic law, insurance law, etc.

Political Economy, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Money and Banking, Public Finance, International**, Industrial Economics, Accounting, Business Management, etc.

Introduction: Mankiw's Principles of Economics, The Way of Thinking in Economics, A Lesson in Economics, and Devil's Economics

A little deeper: Samuelson's "Economics", Stiglitz's "Economics", Marshall's "Principles of Economics".

In-Depth: Foreign: Mankiw, Pindick, Krugman, Dorne Bush The textbooks of these people are "Macroeconomics" and "Microeconomics".

China: Gao Hongye (recognized as a domestic classic), Western Economics

The above is the basic, you don't have to look at everything, just choose some. Then study economics, that is, "regional economics", "industrial economics", "development economics", etc., depending on what you like.

There is also international economics, which includes two parts: international finance and international**, depending on which one you prefer.

In addition, some of the famous works of economics, the four recognized masterpieces are: Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations", Marx's "Capital", Marshall's "Principles of Economics", and Keynes's "Employment." General Theory of Interest and Money.

The above is my opinion, I hope it can help you!

Microeconomics or Samuelson's economics.

Look at Mankiw's or Samuelson's or Gao Hongye's.

Economics is a large discipline that can also be subdivided, such as Western economics, finance, finance and so on. If you are good in foreign language, you can consider a graduate student majoring in Beijing and Tianjin, and most of them will work in foreign companies after graduation. Finance is also a good choice, and the probability of entering the ** department as a civil servant is high.

If you choose quantitative economics, you can consider going to various financial institutions after graduation, such as ** exchanges, banks, etc.

However, the key is to choose a major according to the candidate's own interests and hobbies, after all, interest is the best teacher.

It depends on what school you plan to apply to or what direction you want to go.

Combined with your actual situation, majors such as economic big data, actuarial science, financial engineering, financial mathematics, and quantitative economics can be considered.

What direction of master's degree is appropriate, does not mean that what direction of master's degree is suitable, it depends on your personal development direction and interests. It is recommended that you think about what is best and think about what you want or what kind of person you want to be. Don't think that what to learn has little to do with your interests and positioning, although there are many cattle in the society are engaged in careers that are completely unrelated to their majors, and have created a number of legends and myths, but these "people" are very few, such cases are good to listen to, not suitable for ordinary people such as us to try.

It is recommended that you first think about what you want to do in the future, and then think about what direction to study for a master's degree. If you don't have a special preference, general economic theories are more suitable, such as Western economics, econometrics, etc.; Of course, if you want to be more practical, you can also consider finance-related directions. The above is only a personal suggestion, I am only a master's graduate, not a god, for this aspect of learning, including the direction of master's further study is not even a little superficial, just put forward an idea for reference.

Also, I would like to say a little more about the options for work and continuing studies. 12 years ago, I graduated with a bachelor's degree in economics, and two classmates had different choices: Mr. A graduated and went directly to work in a local city commercial bank, and Mr. B went to work in a brokerage company after studying for a master's degree in this school.

As a result, academic qualifications are just a stepping stone, and work ability is the key to achievement. Now Mr. A is already the head of the first-level department of the head office of a commercial bank, and Mr. B is still working as the vice president of the first-level department of a securities firm. This is not to say that it is not advisable to continue studying, but to emphasize that learning is important, but the ability to work must also be cultivated.

Employment status often becomes an important basis for candidates and parents to choose majors. High salary, stability, and high demand are the views of many candidates' parents on the future employment prospects of economic majors, and the data released by some human resources companies and survey companies have given parents strong support. According to a data released by Zhaopin, the demand for talents in the financial industry has been growing rapidly in the past two years.

According to a salary survey report released by Hudson Human Resources, among nine industries, including sales, law, manufacturing, and telecommunications, the financial industry is still the "gold-collar industry" with the highest annual income. According to data from CEFC Wyatt, a world-renowned management information company, the overall salary increase in the banking industry in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen last year exceeded 9.

However, things don't always go the same way as the candidates' good intentions. Economy-related industries rely on competition to maintain their survival, and it is easy to widen the gap between people, and the people at the top are only a minority, and the few people occupy the majority of resources and receive high salaries. It is not easy for a recent graduate to stand out.

The high income level of the industry as a whole is a statistically created illusion – this high income is purely average. In fact, there will be a world of difference in income levels between management and grassroots in this industry, between experienced and recent graduates, and even between employees of different companies.

The economic boom has given rise to the expansion of enrollment.

According to the statistics published by the Academic Degree Office, the bachelor's degree in economics awarded by Chinese universities accounts for the total number of bachelor's degrees, the master's degree in economics accounts for the total number of master's degrees, and the sufficient number of undergraduate students with doctoral degrees in economics ensures a high application rate for postgraduate entrance examinations. In addition, with the sustained and rapid development of China's economy and the rapid development of the financial services industry, the finance major has become the "golden signboard" of many economics professional schools, and the employment prospects are unanimously optimistic.

However, the expansion of economics majors has also buried many hidden dangers. The structure of professional knowledge in economics is complex and the content is varied, and modern economics emphasizes the concept of quantification (which is a huge revolution in China's traditional economics), and especially emphasizes practical ability. Expansion can easily reduce the overall quality of teachers, learning conditions, and the chances of individual students being noticed.

The basic knowledge of undergraduates is not solid enough, which also leads to the decline in the quality of master's training, and it is natural that graduates have difficulty in finding employment. For the market, there is a need for a large number of "economic talents", but not necessarily "economics graduates". On the one hand, there is a strong demand for high-quality economic talents in the market, and on the other hand, this is also a shortcoming in the cultivation of economic talents in higher education.

This huge gap has led to a huge challenge for graduate students in economics.