The College of Economics and Management currently offers six undergraduate programs divided into two main categories: “Business Administration” and “Economics.” The Economics category includes International Economics and Trade and Economic Statistics. The Business Administration category comprises Agricultural and Forestry Economics and Management, Business Administration, Accounting, and Marketing. The Agricultural and Forestry Economics and Management program is recognized as a National First-Class Undergraduate Program and a National Specialty. Accounting is designated as a Heilongjiang Provincial First-Class Undergraduate Program and a Provincial Key Specialty. Economic Statistics and Business Administration are acknowledged as Heilongjiang Provincial First-Class Undergraduate Programs.

Since 2015, the college has adopted a category-based enrollment system for Business Administration and Economics undergraduates, focusing on students’ professional development goals, personal interests, and independent choices. Students complete foundational courses within their disciplinary categories during their early academic years to earn necessary credits. In later years, professional specialization takes place through a thorough evaluation of individual preferences, academic performance, educational resources, and societal needs. Grounded in moral education and talent cultivation, the college prioritizes undergraduate education as its core mission, blending professional training with holistic development. Through teaching and research initiatives aligned with socioeconomic demands and technological advancements, it nurtures application-oriented, interdisciplinary senior professionals equipped with innovative capabilities and practical skills.

The college supports undergraduate innovation, entrepreneurship, and scientific research by hosting various discipline-specific competitions. Students have access to high-quality faculty mentorship and essential facilities. They can apply for innovation and entrepreneurship credits. Academic publications and competition awards count as bonus points in the comprehensive evaluation for recommendations to graduate studies without entrance examinations.