1, Economics and Finance: Economics and Finance majors train talents with basic economic and financial theories and professional knowledge, as well as economic analysis and financial management capabilities. Study macroeconomics, microeconomics, finance, investment, etc. To prepare for future work in financial institutions, enterprises and governments in economic analysis, financial management and investment decision-making.
2. Law major: Law major is to train talents with legal theory and legal practice ability. Learn the basic theories and laws and regulations of constitutional law, criminal law, civil law and administrative law. After graduation, students can engage in legal profession and legal consultant work in law firms, courts, procuratorates, enterprises and institutions.
3. Intellectual property major: Intellectual property major is a major to train talents in intellectual property management and protection. Learn the basic theory and practical knowledge of intellectual property law, patents, trademarks, copyrights and other intellectual property fields. Students can engage in intellectual property management, intellectual property operation and intellectual property protection after graduation.
The employment prospects of intellectual property majors are better.
1. Intellectual property protection institutions are institutions responsible for intellectual property protection and management, including the Patent Office, Trademark Office and Copyright Bureau. Employment targets can be part of these institutions, engaged in intellectual property rights review, rights protection, consulting and other work.
2. Intellectual property lawyers play an important role in law firms. They provide clients with legal advisory services on intellectual property protection, including legal procedures for applying for patents, trademarks and copyrights, and handling infringement disputes.
Intellectual property professionals are also very useful in enterprises and institutions. They can be responsible for the management and protection of patents, trademarks, copyrights and other intellectual property rights, and help enterprises protect innovation achievements and trade secrets.
4. Some research institutions and universities also need intellectual property professionals to engage in relevant research and teaching work and cultivate a new generation of intellectual property professionals.