On June 13, Tongji Day and Tongji-German Symposium 2025, hosted by Tongji University and organized by Tongji SEM German-Sino Center, was successfully held in Berlin, Germany. As a flagship annual event of Tongji SEM’s German-Sino Center, “Tongji Day” marks a major initiative in deepening Sino-German cooperation. The event unveiled the Tongji University International Study Academy, Internatio...
At the end of May, the Dragon Boat Festival cultural event, organized by the School of Economics and Management, the International Students Office, and the International School at Tongji University, was successfully held at Tongji Building A. On the day of the event, teachers and international students gathered to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival, a traditional Chinese festival with over a th...
Environmental pollution and population mobility are two important factors that affect economic growth in China. Through what mechanism does environmental pollution change the spatial mobility of the population, which in turn has an impact on economic development? To address this issue, LIANG Wenquan, Associate Professor of the Department of Public Administration, and Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak, P...
A digital platform connects third-party merchants and consumers within a marketplace. It also sells its own products to consumers and takes part in marketplace transactions. Does this dual role lead to unfairness, harming the interests of merchants and consumers? To address this question, Associate Professors WANG Ruitong and QIU Ye of the Advanced Institute of Business at Tongji University con...
On April 7th, the 1st edition of the Innovative Practice & Action Learning (IPAL) programme was officially launched at Tongji SEM. 12 delegates from six companies – Beijing Jingdong Digital Intelligence Industrial Technology, YTO Express, Shenzhen Transsion Holdings, VLINKER, VIOOH China, Shanghai Tongzheng Construction Technology Group – joined over 20 international students from SEM’s Glob...
With the current heightened global economic uncertainty, retail supply chains are facing unprecedented inventory risk, particularly for micro and small retailers. While the conventional wisdom is that transferring inventory risk to the manufacturer is more conducive to risk mitigation, in reality, does keeping inventory risk on the retailer side provide better incentives and supply chain benefi...
On the morning of April 11th, a delegation from IESEG School of Management visited our school. The delegation included Prof. Caroline Roussel (Dean), Mr. Marc Porto (International Relations Manager), and Ms. Yinghui Zhang (Project Manager of the East Asia Office). They were warmly welcomed by Prof. Liang Jian (Deputy Dean of SEM) and Ms. Shou Yuexian (Director of the Public Relations and Commun...
Elsevier published the list of “Highly Cited Chinese Researchers” for Year 2024 and eight scholars from Tongji SEM made the list once again.Business Administration: XIE En, XIE Xuemei, KENNETH A.KIM, LIANG Jian, TAHIR ISLAMManagement Science and Engineering: LIU HuchenApplied Economics: SHAO ShuaiPublic Administration: XIONG WeiXIE En Selected Discipline: Business AdministrationXIE En was sel...