Liaoning University

Liaoning University (Liaoning University), referred to as "Liaoning University", is a comprehensive key university with nine major disciplines including literature, history, philosophy, economics, law, science, engineering, management, and art under the supervision of Liaoning Province. The only Liaoning provincial university in the sequence of "Double First-Class" world-class discipline construction universities, national "211 Project" key construction universities, Liaoning first-class universities key construction universities, selected into the national outstanding legal talent education and training program, and national construction of high-level universities Public Graduate Program, Chinese Government Scholarship Receiving Institutions for International Students in China, National Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program for College Students, National Demonstration Universities for Deepening Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education Reform, National Cultural Quality Education Base for College Students, Ministry of Education College Counselor Training and Research Base, National Ancient Books A key protection unit, it is one of the thirteen colleges and universities with a national economics basic talent training base. [1] Liaoning University originated from a commercial college established by the Northeast People's Government in Shenyang in November 1948. It is the first specialized commercial college founded by the Communist Party of China. At the beginning of its establishment, it recruited four-year undergraduates. On September 15, 1958, some departments of Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, Shenyang Normal University and Shenyang Russian College merged to form Liaoning University. Comrade Zhu De wrote the name of the school. As of June 2018, the school has three campuses, namely Shenyang Chongshan Campus, Shenyang Puhe Campus and Liaoyang Wusheng Campus, covering an area of 2,190 acres and a school building area of 654,000 square meters; the school has 27 colleges; undergraduate majors 72 27 first-level discipline master's degree authorization points, 26 professional master's degree authorization points, 12 first-level discipline doctoral degree authorization points, 8 post-doctoral mobile stations; 3 national key disciplines; nearly 25,000 full-time students There are 17,000 undergraduates, more than 7,000 graduate students, more than 1,800 foreign students of various types, and 1,330 full-time teachers, including 298 professors, 501 associate professors, and 167 doctoral supervisors.