The school takes economics, management and law as its main disciplines, and promotes the coordinated development of multiple disciplines such as literature, science, engineering, art and education. It vigorously develops new liberal arts and interdisciplinary studies. There are a total of 27 teaching and research units and 67 undergraduate programs, including 18 national first-class undergraduate program construction points and 16 provincial first-class undergraduate program construction points. There are 2 first-level discipline points authorized for doctoral degrees, 1 second-level discipline point authorized for doctoral degrees, 11 first-level discipline points authorized for master's degrees, 1 second-level discipline point authorized for master's degrees, and 23 master's professional degree authorization points.