Recently, the results of the Excellent Achievement Award for Humanities and Social Sciences Research in Shaanxi Institutions of Higher Education for 2021 were officially announced. Following expert review, public announcement and approval by the Award Committee, a total of 797 achievements were honored in this award program for 2021, including 198 first prizes, 269 second prizes, 327 third prizes and 3 achievement popularization prizes.

A total of 19 achievements from the School of Management received awards, broken down as follows: 3 first prizes, 6 second prizes and 4 third prizes in the paper category; 1 first prize, 1 second prize and 2 third prizes in the monograph category; and 2 first prizes in the research report category. The total number of awards increased by 15 compared with the previous edition, marking remarkable progress and breakthroughs.

The Excellent Achievement Award for Humanities and Social Sciences Research in Shaanxi Institutions of Higher Education is reviewed every two years, which reflects the research level and innovation capability of humanities and social sciences across universities in the province. The outstanding performance achieved by the School of Management this time is the result of the joint efforts of all faculty members, fully demonstrating the continuous improvement of the School’s research output level in recent years.

Going forward, the School will make persistent efforts to better organize the application for research projects at all levels and of all types, continuously focus on improving research quality, and strive to enhance its overall scientific research strength. We will never forget our development vision of gathering distinguished scholars, cultivating outstanding talents, and becoming a first-class domestic and internationally renowned school of management, and always keep in mind our mission of basing ourselves on China’s practical needs, innovating management knowledge, nurturing industry elites, and serving social development, so as to contribute to the university’s "Double First-Class" initiative.

Written by/Yang Yi Reviewed by/Jia Ming