The Department of Business Administration was established in 2000. Now there are 16 full-time teachers, including 6 professors, 3 associate professors, and 7 lecturers. Most of the teachers have Ph.D. degrees. The faculty has undertaken a number of national and provincial research projects and consulting projects for many corporations. The Department began to enroll undergraduates in 2000. Currently it has the major of Logistics Management and Logistics Management laboratories. It began to enroll graduates in the major of Business Management in 2007, including six research fields such as Industrial Organization Theory, Business Organization and Management, Strategic Management and Capital Operation. The training goal of the Department is to supply innovative senior specialists with compound knowledge and global vision in business management, logistics management and other areas for business firms and logistics institutions.