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Zhejiang Gongshang University (ZJGU), was established in 1911 as Hangzhou Business School. ZJGU has evolved into one of the top provincial universities. With two campuses, Xiasha Campus and downtown Campus, the university offers over 140 full-time degree programs including undergraduate, postgraduate, PhD, and post-doctoral fellowship programs. ZJGU is renowned for its teaching and research, particularly in business, administration, law, and food technology. The student body includes over 34,640 students and 2,110 staff members, with 1,600 international students from various countries.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, food science, business, economics, law, literature, history, philosophy, engineering, arts, science and technology.

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The University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB), founded in 1952, features a faculty exceeding 2900 and a student body over 30,000. Renowned for its excellence in metallurgy and materials science, USTB is known as "the cradle of iron and steel engineers." A pioneer among Chinese universities, USTB has achieved numerous national "firsts," including the development of China’s first electric arc furnace and contributions to satellite technology.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, materials science and engineering, metallurgical engineering, mining engineering, artificial intelligence, chemistry, and physics.

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Founded in 1906, Jinan University (JNU) was the first Chinese university to recruit foreign students and has a distinctive focus on students from overseas, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. It is one of the 13 Guangdong Province High-Level Universities. JNU has over 2,716 faculty members and 48,580 full-time students, with 97% of 2015 graduates receiving job offers. It offers 105 bachelor's programs, 41 master's programs, and 26 doctoral programs across five campuses in Guangzhou, Zhuhai, and Shenzhen. "Ji'nan" means "reaching southward," reflecting its mission to spread Chinese culture from North to South.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, international business, economics, education, engineering, fine arts, humanities, law, medicine, science, and technology.

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The University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), established in 1951, is a prestigious national university that offers a comprehensive array of programs across its 15 academic schools, graduate school, and international campuses, including specialized courses in economics and management delivered entirely in English. Enrollment exceeds 13,000 full-time students, with over 2,700 international students from more than 120 countries. Graduates are highly sought after for their robust professional skills, linguistic proficiency, critical thinking abilities, and extensive practical experience.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, economics, management, law, literature, and science.

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Tongji University was founded in 1907. It became the largest civil engineering university in China in 1952. The university spans five campuses in Shanghai: Siping Road, Zhennan Road, Wudong Road, Gonghe Xin Road, and Jiading. Located in the Yangpu Universities Area, Tongji features seven hospitals across its campuses. In 2013, its enrollment reached 63,970 students, including over 18,900 graduate students and 4,047 international students. The university employs 4,200 teaching and research staff.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, science, engineering, medicine, philosophy, liberal arts, law, economics, management, and education.

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Tianjin University (TJU), previously Peiyang University, is China's oldest university, established in 1895. TJU is one of the largest multidisciplinary engineering universities in China. It was among the first 16 national key universities accredited in 1959. Historically, its graduates could pursue studies at Harvard and Yale without entrance exams. Notably, its Law School merged into Peking University, and its Department of Aeronautics became part of Beihang University. The school is now hosting over 1,000 students from 42 countries annually.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, engineering and mining, science, business, law, and humanities.

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Shanghai University (SHU), established in 1922, offers numerous English-taught programs to international students. It is among the top 40 universities in China, the top 100 in Asia, ranked No.15 in China in the 2018 QS World University Rankings, and ranked No.33 in China in the 2018 U.S. News Education Rankings.The university hosts 16,464 graduate students, 20,406 undergraduates, and 4,505 international students and employs 3,155 faculty members.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, natural science, engineering, medical science, management, and art.

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Jilin University, founded in 1946 in Changchun City, is a prestigious comprehensive university. Through mergers with institutions like the former Jilin University of Technology and Norman Bethune University of Medical Sciences, it has grown to enroll 71,920 full-time students and employ 6,524 faculty members. Academically, it offers diverse disciplines across 43 colleges. Jilin University's campuses house modern facilities, including a renowned library with 7.43 million books.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, engineering, medical sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities.

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Hebei University (HBU), founded in 1921, supports a comprehensive education system for over 39,000 students, with a strong faculty of over 3,400 members. HBU's achievements include entering the top 1% of ESI’s world rankings in several scientific fields. HBU boasts various national teaching accolades and is recognized for its contributions to innovation and entrepreneurship education, with numerous national and provincial recognitions and certifications.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, economics, science, engineering, medicine, agronomy, literature and art.

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Guizhou University (GZU), founded in 1902 and officially named in 1950, excels in higher education, earning accolades like Model University for CPC development and National Civilized Campus status. With 40 colleges, it serves over 34,000 undergraduate and 13,000 graduate students. It has a faculty of over 4,200 members, with over 2,700 full-time teachers, 56.11% of whom hold doctoral degrees. The University is also dedicated to achieving the four modernizations - new industrialization, new urbanization, agricultural modernization, and tourism industrialization.
Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, economics, science, engineering, medicine, agronomy, literature and art.

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Founded in 1951, East China Normal University (ECNU) is a prestigious institution offering programs across 19 schools and 44 departments. The university serves 13,500 undergraduates, 8,900 postgraduates, and 2,700 international students. Conveniently located near various transportation options and amenities, the campus provides students with a clinic, bookstore, cinema, and international dorms with 24-hour free internet.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, Education, Liberal Arts, Management, Engineering, Science, Law, Philosophy, History, and Economy.

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Dongbei University of Finance and Economics (DUFE), established in 1952 in Dalian, is a prestigious institution with over 20,000 students. Located in Dalian, a city known for its trade, finance, and beautiful coastal scenery. The city is a hub for major companies like Microsoft and IBM and offers a range of entertainment and cultural experiences. DUFE stands out for several reasons: it is ranked in the top five in China for finance, economics, and business, has high graduate employment rates (over 95%), and features a multinational teaching staff.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, finance, economy, international trade, banking, engineering management, law, computer science, and technology.

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Established in 1954, CUC comprises 13 schools and focuses on disciplines including 2 national key disciplines (journalism and radio & television arts), 1 national key cultivation discipline (communication), and numerous municipal key disciplines and research centers. It has over 15,000 full-time students and a faculty of 1,897. CUC is a leader in radio, television, and information communication education. 

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, fine arts, journalism, communication, film & television arts, information science & technology, literature, engineering, management, economics, and law.

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Chongqing University (CQU), established in 1929, was Initially a comprehensive university, it transitioned into a multi-disciplinary institution focused on engineering by 1952. CQU spans across seven campuses and includes seven affiliated hospitals. As of 2022, it enrolls over 52,000 students and boasts a faculty and staff of over 5,700. Committed to educational reform and innovation, CQU participates in national pilot programs, emphasizes entrepreneurship, and fosters international partnerships with over 300 institutions worldwide.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, science, engineering, economics, management, law, literature, history, philosophy, medicine, education, and art.

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Founded in 1953 China University of Petroleum (CUPB) prioritizes interdisciplinary research, maintaining numerous national and provincial research platforms that solidify its leadership in petroleum and petrochemical sciences. CUPB has over 16,000 students, including a substantial international contingent, and Its faculty comprises 1,499 members, including distinguished professors and researcher.
Notable programs include, but are not limited to, chemical engineering, petroleum engineering, geoscience, mechanical and electronic engineering, computer science, and business management.

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Changchun University of Science and Technology, founded in 1958 has developed into a provincial key university in Jilin province. With a leading position in China, its research spans laser technology, optoelectronic instruments, measurement techniques, advanced manufacturing technology, optoelectronic medical instruments, and nanometer manufacturing. As of December 2019, the university enrolled 16,158 undergraduates, 3,980 postgraduates, and 550 doctoral candidates.

Notable Programs include, but are not limited to, engineering, mechanics, electronics, computer science, and material science.

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The Capital University of Economics and Business (CUEB) is a leading municipal public university in Beijing, China. Established in 1956 through the merger of Beijing Economics College and Beijing Finance and Business College. It has a student enrollment of 20,639, including undergraduates, graduates, and international students. CUEB spans two campuses, renowned for its modern facilities and interdisciplinary approach, it continues to advance as a premier institution for economic education.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, economics, management, law, literature, science, and engineering.

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Founded in 1954, Capital Normal University (CNU) is conveniently located along Beijing's west third ring road, offering easy access to public transportation and is in proximity to renowned historical sites like the Summer Palace and the Forbidden City. The university boasts a distinguished faculty comprising 1,509 full-time teachers, including 299 professors and 540 associate professors, many of whom hold advanced degrees and are recognized for their academic contributions locally and globally.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, liberal arts, sciences, engineering, management, law, education, fine arts, and music.

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Beijing University of Chemical Technology (BUCT), established in 1958, excels in scientific research, high-tech development, and innovative talent training. It has 14 colleges serving over 15,000 undergraduates, 6,300 graduates, and 460 international students. The faculty comprises 1,093 full-time teachers. The university's academic infrastructure is supported by key disciplines
and laboratories at both national and regional levels.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, science, technology, engineering, management, economics, law, and medical sciences.

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Beijing Normal University (BNU), established in 1902, is a premier institution in Beijing, China, renowned for its contributions to modern Chinese education. It operates campuses in Beijing and Zhuhai, supporting over 35,000 full-time students and more than 8,000 faculty members. At present, the university has established cooperative ties with about 300 universities and international organizations from more than 40 countries and regions.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, philosophy, education, literature, history, law, economics, management, engineering, and art.

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Beijing Information Science and Technology University (BISTU) is a leading higher educational institution that dates back to 1937, following a merger in 2008. It serves over 14,000 students, including international students. Rooted in China's history, it has significantly contributed to the national machinery industry, computer science, and national defense. The university emphasizes cross-disciplinary research and innovation, engaging in national development strategies and high-grade, precision industries in Beijing.

Notable programs include, but are not limited to, engineering, information technology, management, liberal arts, and science.