Fudan University

This course aims to explore the components of dissertations and academic papers in economics, guiding students in transitioning from coursework to independent paper writing. Through lectures and discussions, we will cover the basic requirements and examine specific examples of research papers to understand the general rules and best practices for writing. Active participation in on-site discussions is strongly encouraged. Students are encouraged to identify topics of interest and draft several chapters or paragraphs for their potential dissertations.

This course is for international students who already have a certain level of Chinese proficiency but whose grasp of grammar knowledge is relatively vague and confusing. It will systematically sort out the main grammatical key points and difficulties in Chinese, so that students can better master Chinese grammar and use Chinese more accurately; at the same time, it will also serve as a guide for future students. This is a professional courses to lay a certain theoretical foundation of grammar.

This course aims to guide students to understand the core concepts, principles, and technologies of artificial intelligence, experience the cutting-edge applications of artificial intelligence technology in various fields, and cultivate students' thinking and practice of artificial intelligence technology. Through course learning, students can initially grasp the basic knowledge, core technologies, and algorithms of artificial intelligence, understand the current development direction of artificial intelligence technology, and use AI tools and thinking to solve practical problems in their own fields.

This course combines political philosophy and critical thinking and debate in English. It contains six modules: justice, order, prosperity, market, polity and civilization.

Students will learn about classical theories and the development of political philosophy, how to cultivate critical thinking, argumentative strategies and academic presentation ability and to develop incidental and implicit English acquisition in the exploration of academic subjects.

This course teaches theories, basic techniques and tactics of basketball.

This course offers a holistic exploration of China's engagement in global governance, emphasizing its relationships and interactions with key regions worldwide. Students will examine China's foreign policies and initiatives, focusing on its engagements with Central Asia, Europe, Japan, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Through detailed case studies and critical analysis, students will gain insights into the multifaceted nature of China's global initiatives and their impact on regional geopolitics, economic landscapes, and diplomatic relations.

This course aims to let the students be able to draw everyday, train the students' observation and appreciation to arts and their expression and creativity, thus they would be able to understand arts and create arts. 

This course starts from sketch to charcoal drawing, using pencil, charcoal pencil, pen, gel pen.

This course aims to help students build a correct understanding of the relationship between communication, media, and society. It enables them to grasp the evolution of media in society and apply appropriate cognitive frameworks and methods to analyze key media phenomena and communication issues in societal contexts. Students will develop a comprehensive and accurate understanding of the interaction between media and society, along with a foundational understanding of classic communication and social theories. Through this course, students will gain basic knowledge of communication theory, media literacy, and media critique skills.

The goal of this course is to give students an introduction to econometrics with applications to empirical problems in economics and policy research. While some mathematical derivations will be presented, the emphasis will be on gaining an intuitive understanding of the principles of econometrics analysis.

The course covers a total of 10 sections, which are 

1) Introduction; 

2) Simple regression model; 

3) Multiple regression model – Estimation; 

4) Multiple regression model – Inference; 

5) Asymptotic properties; 

6) Heteroskedasticity; 

7)Further specification issues; 

8) Limited dependent variable models; 

9) Panel data analysis; 

10) IV and 2SLS estimation.

This course introduces brain and media, media equation, media and attention, media and memory, priming, emotion and neuroscience.