The course "Corporate Governance" is one of the core courses of the School of International Finance and Trade of Shanghai International Studies University. The teaching team has been teaching this course since 2006 and has a wealth of teaching materials and teaching experience. This course introduces the origin and concept of corporate governance, governance subject and object, basic theories, general meeting of shareholders, board of directors, board of supervisors, executives, three global representative governance models, the governance mechanism of Chinese state-owned enterprises and the governance practices of listed companies This knowledge allows students to have a clear understanding and grasp of corporate governance theories, the operating mechanism of governance models, and the comparison of Chinese and foreign governance practices. Combining with typical corporate governance cases and the practical exploration of global corporate governance reforms, students will have an in-depth discussion on Chinese companies The constraints and development trends faced by corporate governance reforms.

This course have 9 units, 32 videos, and 8 hours of learning. The resources of the course are all in video format. After learning all 32 videos, you can get a certificate to prove that you have completed this course.

Completing all learning activities of this course means passing the assessment of this course.

Zhang Yugui, Dean, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor of the School of International Finance and Trade, Shanghai International Studies University. He is also a director of the Shanghai Economic Association, an executive director and deputy secretary-general of the Shanghai Management Education Association, a member of the International Economics and Trade Undergraduate Teaching Steering Committee of Shanghai Higher Education Institutions, and a member of the Shanghai Finance Graduate Education Steering Committee. The main research areas are financial competition and industrial changes, international trade, and Chinese economy.