Which department of UIC is better? I am a liberal arts student. Which one should I study? I come from Guangdong. How many books did UIC recruit in Guangdong?

Accounting is good, because accounting is recognized by the Hong Kong Institute of Accountants and the Australian Institute of Accountants.

Accounting is like law. Each region only has its own certified public accountant. Just like a lawyer, you are an American lawyer, so you can't come to China to handle China business. So you are an accountant from Hongkong or Australia, and you can't handle China business in China. Many accounting students go to practice, and they are often embarrassed by accounting in China, because they know nothing about China's tax law, company law and accounting standards. So I suggest you don't study accounting, because accounting is boring and difficult to read. And studying accounting doesn't have to take CPA or ACCA in China or work in an accounting firm.

Other majors that can be read are,

Human resource management: This is about human management. Recruitment, training, promotion, growth, transfer, labor litigation, strategic analysis of human resources of the company, etc. These are all human resources studies, and they are one of the strongest departments of Hong Kong Baptist University. The disadvantage of HRM is that it can't compare with MBA. Generally speaking, every major in business can't compare with MBA, except CPA and CFA of accounting or sponsors.

Applied Economics: If you want to study for a master's degree, it is strongly recommended that you study this major. This major is basically the same as studying liberal arts in UIC, but if you study for a master's degree, you will emphasize the application of mathematical knowledge in economics. UIC's applied economics is weak, because they basically do not use calculus for mathematical analysis of economics. Dr. UIC Cambridge's fault.

Finance Department: Well, you are interested in finance. But the future direction of this major is micro-finance, not macro-finance. I feel that UIC is between micro-finance and macro-finance. Micro-finance is the application of mathematical models and statistical models to analyze finance and investment, while macro-finance is similar to macro-control, exchange rate adjustment and interest rate changes. If you want to study for a master's degree in finance in the future, you can study statistics. Because the undergraduate degree in statistics and the master degree in finance have great advantages, they are also in line with the trend of microfinance in the future. Moreover, Chinese and foreign universities recruit masters of finance, all of which prefer students with statistical and mathematical backgrounds.

Business is higher than:

Department of International Journalism: Actually, it is the general journalism department. Adding an international is fooling people. However, this department attaches great importance to the practicality of news and is also famous. But it is not good for people who are personally worried to degenerate into paparazzi in the future. Recommend one if you like.

Advertising and public relations major: To be honest, reading this department is boring. Basically, if you don't study public relations now, you can learn it at work later. Then, if you advertise, in fact, together with public relations, it is for foreign service. It depends on your preference.

English education: I recommend one, but it's still not cost-effective for you to spend 30W in a domestic university and 5K a year in a department.

Translation Department: I recommend one, but by the same token, you can spend 30W to study in a department of a domestic university for 5K a year. Think for yourself.

International Politics: If you want to find a job, this major pays the most attention to military personnel and university fame. I feel very unsuitable for employment. For example, the political science of Foreign Affairs University is very good after graduation, but UIC's recognition is limited. If it is a graduate school, I recommend one.