(The following topics include but are not limited to)
Topic 1: Public Management
political science
Sociology
jurisprudence
Organizational Behavior
Public Economy
Public Finance and Budget
Public Policy Analysis
Public tourism
security management 
social governance
Public Administration Ethics
New Public Management Theory
Public Affairs Research
Administrative Management and Administrative Law
Urban Planning and Management
Environmental management
Health Policy and Management
Education Public Management
Public Relations and Communication
Disaster Management and Emergency Management
International Public Management
Social Security and Welfare Management
Nonprofit Management 
Cultural Policy and Management
Urban Public Management and Public Services
Administrative Science and International Administrative Management
Changes in Public Governance
Research on Public Utility Environment
The Origin and Development of Public Management
Public Management and Traditional Administrative Models
Research on Control Mode and Operating Mechanism
Innovation and Exploration of Social Management System
Library Information and Archive Management
Topic 2: Accounting
financial management
The time value of funds
investment risk
Fiscal budget
Financing Management
Investment Management
Profit distribution management
financial control 
financial analysis
Social Audit
cost accounting
tax law
Economic benefit audit
Local economic transformation
Economic management
business management
Business and Economics
Topic Three: Sociology
Sociology and Anthropology 
International Relations and Cooperation
Economic System and Development
Labor Economics
Economic Sociology
Social Policy and Social Work
Urban Planning and Development
Allocation of social resource utilization
Population mobility
Cultural Theory and Research Methods
Cultural Changes and Inheritance
Cultural Industry and Creative Economy
Social Culture and Urban Development
Psychology
Law
literature
Philosophy and History
political science
Art and Design

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