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Recently, the Ministry of Education released the "Undergraduate Specialty Catalogue of Higher Institutions," which included the newly launched Digital Economy program at Beijing Forestry University.


In response to the urgent national need for cultivating talent in the digital era, the undergraduate program in Digital Economy at Beijing Forestry University adheres to a philosophy of competency-first education while nurturing a culture of innovation and entrenching the concept of sustainable development. The program provides students with a well-rounded education that spans both theoretical foundations and hands-on skills relevant to the digital economy. Drawing from a broad spectrum of fields such as economics, management, computer science, data analytics, e-commerce, and platform economics, it prepares students to apply digital reasoning to address complex economic challenges. By encouraging the development of cutting-edge business models and solutions that integrate digital technology, the program is dedicated to producing versatile, innovative, and practically skilled professionals in the field of digital economy, poised to excel across diverse sectors.
The introduction of the Digital Economy program represents a strategic move of BFU to meet national needs, adapt to modern industrial development, and refine our academic structure. Moving forward, BFU is set to convene a conference dedicated to the unveiling and advancement of the Digital Economy program, emphasizing excellence in its implementation. This initiative also serves as a catalyst for advancing the integration of disciplines, aligning with the "five systems" of ecological civilization construction. Furthermore, BFU is committed to accelerating the transformation of traditional disciplines, proactively developing strategic emerging fields of study, and consistently reinforcing its contribution to national strategies and socioeconomic advancement. Our endeavors are strategically aligned with the cultivation of talents critical to national imperatives and immediate requirements.