
Shuyan Cao, Professor of Management, the Department of Tourism Management at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
I. Educational Background
2004-2007, Ph.D in Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
1998-2001, Master in Environmental Ecology, Peking University
1994-1998, Bachelor in Environmental biology, Nanjing University
II. Work Experience
Beijing Institute of Petrochemical Technology, July 2001- Now
Professor, Department of Tourism Management, December 2021-
Associate Professor, Department of Tourism Administration, 2018-2021
Associate Professor, Center for Energy & Environmental Policy, 2013-2017
Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration, 2008-2013
Instructor,Department of Public Administration, 2001-2008
III. Research Areas
Sustainable tourism
Ecological economy and carbon management
Green accounting
IV. Courses
Economics
Sustainable development and a carbon neutral future
Tourism resource information and assessment
Tourism Destination Marketing
Introduction to MICE
V. Research Grant
- PI:Environmental Footprints of industrial plastics, NRDC, 2020
- PI:Environment Impact Assessment of Plastic Consumption, NRDC, 2019
- PI: Rural Household Energy Assessment (Daxing District, Beijing), Rural Energy Office of Daxing District, 2017
- PI:Rural Household Energy Policy towards Net Zero Carbon Footprint,Beijing Social Science Fund, 2013-2018
- PI:Technical Guidelines Design for China?s Pollutants Emission Permit, the American Energy Foundation, 2011-2012
- PI:Carbon Tax: International Experiences and Policy Suggestions, Policy and Regulation Department of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, 2010
- PI:China?s System of Pollutants Emission Permit and pollution Right, the American Energy Foundation, 2009
- PI:Community based Ecological Footprint Accounting Tools, IGSNRR, 2009
- PI:Sustainable Energy use strategy and Scenarios for Beijing, Beijing Municipal Education Commission Fund, 2003-2007
VI. Representative Publications
- Cao Shuyan, Chen Qiao(eds).event planning: practical operations, Chemical Industry Press, Beijing, 2024
- Cao Shuyan, Yang Zhonghong, Zhouyanfang. Natural capital operation and management in tourism industry under “dual carbon” goal.Journal of Arid Land Resources and Environment. 2023,37(01):204-208.
- Cao Shuyan, Xu Qinfei, Zhang Dongwei,et al.Future of coalin rural household energy mix in China.Journal of China Coal Society. 2023, 48 (07): 2668-2681.
- Cao Shuyan, et al (eds).Net Zero Carbon Emissions: A Future Blueprint for Rural Energy Utilization in China.Chemical Industry Press, Beijing, 2017
- Cao Shuyan, Xie Gaodi.Footprint and Degree of Ecological Civilization Assessment of Chinese Urban Food Consumption.Journal of Natural Resources.2016,31 (07): 1073-1085.
- Cao Shuyan, Xie Gaodi,Chen Wenhui,et al.Ecological Footprint of Raw and Derived Agricultural Products.Journal of Natural Resources. 2014,29(08):1336-1344.
- Xie Gaodi, Cao Shuyan, Lu Chunxia, et al.Carrying Capacity of Ecological Resources in China. Science Press, Beijing, 2011
- Cao Shuyan, Xie Gaodi. Tracking Analysis of Carbon Footprint Flow of China's Industrial Sectors. Resources Science. 2010,32(11):2046-2052.
- Cao S, Xie G, Zhen L.Total embodied energy requirements and its decomposition in China's agricultural sector.Ecological Economics. 2010,69(7):1396-1404.
- Zhen L,Cao S, Cheng S, et al. Arable land requirements based on food consumption patterns: Case study in rural Guyuan District, Western China. Ecological Economics. 2010, 69(7):1443-1453.
- Cao Shuyan, Xie Gaodi. Applying input-output analysis for calculation of ecological footprint of China. ACTA Ecological Sinica. 2007,27(4): 1499-1507
- Cao Shuyan, Song Yuqin, Chen Biding, et al.Assessment on sustainable development level in Huai River Basin.China Population,Resources and Environment.2002, (04): 83-86
VII. Recruitment Information
My team recruits international students to pursue master's education in disciplines: Business Administration, and Tourism Management. We sincerely welcome students holding a bachelor's degree in tourism, geography, environmental science, economics, management, and other related fields.