The history of the School of Management can be traced back to the Department of Management Engineering established in 1981. Over the years, it has evolved through several stages, including the School of Economics and Trade (1993), the School of Economics and Management (1998), and finally the School of Management in 2002. Today, the school has achieved significant milestones in its academic and research development.

Our school was approved for a master’s degree program in Management Engineering in 1993, followed by a master’s degree program in Management Science and Engineering in 1998. In 2011, it was granted a doctoral degree program in Management Science and Engineering. Further advancements include the establishment of a postdoctoral research station in 2023 and recognition as a Provincial First-Class Discipline with Distinctive Strengths in Liaoning’s “Double First-Class” University Project in 2024.

Our school obtained a master’s degree program in Accounting in 1995, followed by a master’s program in Business Management in 1997. In 2002, it was authorized to confer a master’s degrees in Business Administration.

Our school was approved for professional master's degree program in Business Administration (MBA) in 2007, followed by a Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc) and a Master of Engineering Management (MEM) in 2010.

Our school offers five programs. They are Business Administration, Engineering Management, Accounting, Marketing, and Logistics Management. Among these, Business Administration, Accounting, and Marketing are recognized as National First-Class Undergraduate Programs.

Currently, our school has 91 faculty and staff members, including 72 full-time teachers. It boasts 10 research platforms, including provincial key laboratories, research centers, research bases, and policy advisory think tanks, as well as six teaching platforms such as provincial modern industrial colleges and postgraduate joint training demonstration bases.