下面是根據2014年中國校友會公布的中國大學排行榜統計的財經類大學排名，但里面并不含綜合類大學，比如北京大學、清華大學、復旦大學等，單獨針對財經類大學進行了排名。中國校友會已經連續12年發布中國大學排行榜，在相關領域具備一定的權威性。^[2]

以下為2014中國財經類大學排行榜，按先后進行排名，第一列數字為本大學在全國所有高校的排名。

名次	學校名稱	所在地區	類型	總分	科學研究	人才培養	綜合聲譽
72	中南財經政法大學	湖北	財經	64.04	62.22	65.48	65.21
74	上海財經大學	上海	財經	64.02	62.29	64.75	67.89
95	中央財經大學	北京	財經	63.4	60.88	64.26	69.99
97	西南財經大學	四川	財經	63.39	61.3	64.97	65.04
112	對外經濟貿易大學	北京	財經	63.09	61.46	64.17	65.04
130	東北財經大學	遼寧	財經	62.69	61.06	64.77	60.33
168	江西財經大學	江西	財經	62.24	60.63	63.76	62.2
177	首都經濟貿易大學	北京	財經	62.17	60.81	63.85	60.49
194	浙江工商大學	浙江	財經	62.05	61.08	63.33	60.44
206	天津財經大學	天津	財經	61.97	60.58	63.7	60.16
224	重慶工商大學	重慶	財經	61.89	60.7	62.99	61.97
224	北京工商大學	北京	財經	61.89	60.71	63.3	60.66
248	哈爾濱商業大學	黑龍江	財經	61.78	60.31	63.17	61.81
253	山西財經大學	山西	財經	61.77	60.29	63.16	61.81
258	山東財經大學	山東	財經	61.76	60.68	63.11	60.33
264	安徽財經大學	安徽	財經	61.74	60.24	63.14	61.81
313	南京財經大學	江蘇	財經	61.59	60.39	63.05	60.16
318	河北經貿大學	河北	財經	61.58	60.35	63.08	60.16
318	浙江財經大學	浙江	財經	61.58	60.38	63.05	60.16
323	廣東財經大學	廣東	財經	61.57	60.27	63.09	60.33
323	云南財經大學	云南	財經	61.57	60.21	63.17	60.16
326	天津商業大學	天津	財經	61.56	60.33	63.05	60.16
345	吉林財經大學	吉林	財經	61.51	60.18	63.09	60.16
349	貴州財經大學	貴州	財經	61.5	60.23	63.05	60
357	新疆財經大學	新疆	財經	61.49	60.24	63.02	60
363	南京審計學院	江蘇	財經	61.48	60.29	62.91	60.16
392	山東工商學院	山東	財經	61.43	60.18	62.95	60
392	上海對外經貿大學	上海	財經	61.43	60.13	62.99	60
406	蘭州商學院	甘肅	財經	61.42	60.05	63.01	60.16
410	西安財經學院	陜西	財經	61.41	60.15	62.93	60
410	內蒙古財經大學	內蒙古	財經	61.41	60.15	62.92	60
414	北京物資學院	北京	財經	61.4	60.09	62.93	60.16
422	石家莊經濟學院	河北	財經	61.39	60.08	62.96	60
456	河南財經政法大學	河南	財經	61.36	60.23	62.75	60
495	湖南商學院	湖南	財經	61.33	60.3	62.57	60.16
522	鄭州航空工業管理學院	河南	財經	61.2	60.09	62.53	60
524	湖北經濟學院	湖北	財經	61.19	60.08	62.49	60.16
531	廣西財經學院	廣西	財經	61.18	60.12	62.46	60
531	廣東金融學院	廣東	財經	61.18	60.08	62.47	60.16
531	上海金融學院	上海	財經	61.18	60.05	62.49	60.16
547	上海立信會計學院	上海	財經	61.16	60.06	62.46	60
561	湖南財政經濟學院	湖南	財經	61.15	60.04	62.46	60
561	上海商學院	上海	財經	61.15	60	62.46	60.16
561	銅陵學院	安徽	財經	61.15	60.03	62.47	60
588	吉林工商學院	吉林	財經	61.14	60.02	62.47	60
617	遼東學院	遼寧	財經	61.13	60.02	62.45	60
617	武漢商學院	湖北	財經	61.13	60	62.45	60
617	河北金融學院	河北	財經	61.13	60	62.46	60
617	哈爾濱金融學院	黑龍江	財經	61.13	60	62.45	60

About Wenlan School of Business

In light of Zhongnan Universityu2019s three preponderant disciplines of Economics, Management, and Law, the Wenlan School of Business aims at training students who have great potential for excellence and innovation while exploring a new model for educational reform. The college, which is named after the universityu2019s first president Fan Wenlan, enrolled 56 students in 2012, the first year of its establishment. Directly affiliated with the university, the Wenlan School is an independent institute where academic research of the faculty, learning autonomy of the students, and efficiency of the administration are highly encouraged. The college has set up two committees: a teaching guidance committee to guide and supervise student cultivation and an academic management committee to encourage the students to learn self-management skills and increase their participation in school governance.The institute will also explore the reform of higher education, especially in the areas of administration, faculty recruitment, teaching methods, and enrollment. Adhering to the university motto, u201cLearned, Rational, Virtuous, and Devotedu201d, the Wenlan School is committed to elite education, focusing on the cultivation of the studentsu2019 innovative spirit and practical ability. This is accomplished by combining general and inter-disciplinary education. With its student-centered education, new methods of administration and training, and high-level faculty (mainly professors) from home and abroad, this school offers its students independent learning opportunities, gives exposure to an interdisciplinary curriculum, and promotes their personal development.

• Professor GONG QiangDeanPh.D in Economics, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.
  Research Interests: Finance and Public Policy, Finance and Corporate Finance, Mechanism Design Theory, Industrial Policy, Industrial Organization, Marketing Theory.Selected research (English)：[1] Qian, Y., Gong Q., and Chen Y., u201cUntangling Searchable and Experiential Quality Responses to Counterfeitsu201d, NBER working paper.[2] Gong, Q., Jia, S., and Lin, J. 2009, u201cFirm Liquidation and Economic Crisis under Unexpected Exchange Rate Shocku201d,Annals of Economics and Finance, Vol. 10, No.1: 1-14.(SSCI)[3] Gong, Q., 2007, u201cOptimal Buy-back Contracts with Asymmetric Informationu201d,International Journal of Management and Marketing, No.1: 23-48.[4] Gong, Q., and Fan, X., 2007, u201cThe Neutrality of Fuel Surchargeu201d,Global Journal of Business Research,No.1: 1-10.[5] Gong, Q., Tan, X. and Xing, Y., u201cMultiple-Object Sequential Auction with Reserve Priceu201d,Review of Economic Design, revised and resubmitted.(SSCI)[6] Gong, Q., Wang K., Fan, X. and Fu, X. u201cWhy Chinese Airlines Havenu2019t Become Leading Cargo Carriersu201d, 2013 Air Transport Research Society (ATRS).[7] Gong, Q., and Yuan H., u201cConsumersu2019 Beliefs and Sellersu2019 Dynamic Selling Strategiesu201d, 2012 The Third POMS-HK International Conference.[8] Gong, Q., Liu, Q., and Zhang, Y., u201cOptimal Product Differentiation in a Circular Modelu201d, 2011 International Economic Association (IEA).[9] Gong, Q., and Qian, Y., u201cBrand Enforcement and Quality Decisionsu201d, 2009 INFORMS Marketing Science Conference.[10] Deng, C., and Gong, Q., u201cJoint Liability and Technology Improvement in Group Lendingu201d, 2008 HKEA Biennial Conference.
• Professor Leonard F.S. WangChair Professor, Department of Applied Economics, National University of Kaohsiung
  Director of Center for Industry Development and Regional Economy, National University of Kaohsiung[1].Chang, Yang-Ming *, Hung-Yi Chen,Leonard F. S. Wangand Shih-Jye Wu, u201cCorporate Social Responsibility and International Competition: A Welfare Analysis,u201d Review of International Economics, 22, August 2014, pp. 625-638. (SSCI)[2].Yi-Wen Chen, Ya-Po Yang,Leonard F. S. Wang* and Shih-Jye Wu, u201cTechnology Licensing in Mixed Oligopoly,u201d International Review of Economics and Finance, 31, May 2014, pp. 193-204. (SSCI)[3].Wang, Leonard F.S.,* Jen-Yao Lee and Chu-Chuan Hsu, u201cPrivatization, Foreign Competition, and Social Efficiency of Free Entry,u201d International Review of Economics and Finance, 31, May 2014, pp. 138-147. (SSCI)[4].Mukherjee, Arijit.* andLeonard F.S. Wang, u201cLabor Union, Entry and Consumer Welfare,u201d Economics Letters, 120, September 2013, pp. 603-605. (SSCI)[5].Wang, Leonard F.S.* and Jen-Yao Lee, u201cForeign Penetration and Undesirable Competition,u201d Economic Modelling, 30, 2013, pp.729-732. (SSCIABI)[6].Wang, Leonard F.S.and Arijit Mukherjee*, u201cUndesirable Competition,u201d Economics Letters, 114, February 2012, pp.175-177. (SSCI)[7].Wang, Leonard F.S.*, Ya-Chin Wang and Lihong Zhao, u201cTariff Policy and Welfare in an International Duopoly with Consumer-friendly Initiative,u201d Bulletin of Economic Research, 64, January 2012, pp.56-64. (SSCI)[8].Wang, Ya-Chin andLeonard F.S. Wang*, u201cStrategic Trade and Delegated Competition with Endogenous Quality Choice: Is Export Policy Needed?u201d Pacific Economic Review, 16(4), October 2011, pp.511-525. (SSCI)[9].Wang, Leonard F.S.* and Tai-Liang Chen, u201cMixed Oligopoly, Optimal Privatization, and Foreign Penetration,u201d Economic Modelling, 28(4), July 2011, pp.1465-1470. (SSCIABI)[10].Wang, Leonard F.S.* and Tai-Liang Chen, u201cDo Cost Efficiency Gap and Foreign Competitors Matter Concerning the Optimal Privatization Policy at Free Entry Market?u201d Journal of Economics, 100(1), May 2010, pp.33-49. (SSCI)
• Professor Boubacar DialloPh. D. in Economics, Université du Québec à MontréalResearch Interests: Growth Theory, Finance and Banking sector, Economic Development, Panel Data Analysis.[1]. u201cBank Competition and Crises Revisited: New Resultsu201d,Economics Letters, 2015, Vol. 129, pp. 81-86[2]. u201cBank Concentration and Schumpeterian Growth: Theory and International Evidenceu201d, with Wilfried Koch, RR atThe Review of Economics and Statistics.