Technological Economics and Management received the authorization of granting master’s degree in 2000, After nearly 10 years of development, a number of scientific research achievements have been made in technological innovation and recycling economics, national defense science and technological and industrial development.

The faculty of Technological Economics and Management includes five professors, three associate professors and six assistant professors. All faculty members are committed to train excellent students in the fields of technology management, innovative management, sustainable development, project investment and financing decision-making analysis and economic forecasting, etc.

Main research directions include: Technical Economics Evaluation Theories and Methods, Technical Innovation and Technology Management, Investment and Financing decision-making and Risk management (including real estate development and investment), Recycling Economics and Sustainable Development, Economic and Defense Industry and Technology Management.