Zhejiang University

Zhejiang University
浙江大学
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Motto	求是创新; (Truth and Innovation)
Type	Public (National)
Established	1897
Chancellor	Yang Wei (杨卫)
Academic staff	8,475 ; (September 30, 2005, non-medical)
Students	~39000
Location	Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China
Campus	Urban, 5.3 km²
Affiliations	APRU, WUN, C9
Website	zju.edu.cn Template:Zh icon; zju.edu.cn/english Template:En icon

30°15′49″N 120°07′15″E / 30.26361°N 120.12083°E / 30.26361; 120.12083

Zhejiang University (ZJU; simplified Chinese: 浙江大学; traditional Chinese: 浙江大學; pinyin: Zhèjiāng Dàxué; Wade–Giles: Che-chiang-ta-hsüeh), sometimes referred to as Zheda, is a national university in China. Founded in 1897, Zhejiang University is one of China's oldest institutions of higher education. It is a member of the C9 League. In 2011, Zhejiang University was named the best university in China by China University Rankings, surpassing Tsinghua University, which had been ranked first for 14 consecutive years. ^[2] Zhejiang University ranks among the top 200 universities worldwide, ^[3] and the top 30 in Asia. ^[4]

Zhejiang University is located in the city of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, approximately 112 miles (180 km) southwest of Shanghai. Zhejiang University Library collection contains about 6.9 million volumes,^[5] making it one of the largest academic libraries in the country.^[6]

History

Qing Dynasty

In 1897, Lin Qi (simplified Chinese: 林启; traditional Chinese: 林啓; pinyin: Lín Qǐ; Wade–Giles: Lin Ch'i), the mayor of Hangzhou, established "Qiushi Academy" (simplified Chinese: 求是书院; traditional Chinese: 求是書院; pinyin: Qíushì Shūyuàn; Wade–Giles: Ch'iu-shih-shu-yüan). Lin studied the western higher education system and applied it to Qiushi Academy, which would become one of the earliest new schools in modern China history. 1902, Qiushi Academy was renamed as Zhejiang Academy (浙江大學堂/浙江大学堂). 1903, its name was changed to Zhejiang Advanced College， established by Hongcheng's wife, panpan. The "Yuying Academy" was also one of the Zhejiang University's early roots. Yuying Academy was established in 1902 with its original name "Yuying Xuetang" (Xuetang means school or college), later "Yuying Yishu" (Yishu means public school), and then the academy. 1911, Yuying Academy was modified to Zhijiang Xutang, and moved to the Qinwang Hill (秦望山), outside of Hangzhou.

1912–1937

1912, the Zhejiang Medical School was established, later it developed to the Zhejiang Provincial Medical College. This college became the medical college of Zhejiang University.

1927, some schools and colleges (e.g. industrial and agricultural colleges/schools) were merged into the Qiushi Academy. Then the name of the enlarged school was changed into "National Third Sun Zhongshan University" (or, National Third Sun Yat-sen University), for memorial of Sun Yat-sen. April 1, 1928, it was called "Chekiang University" (or Pinyin: Zhejiang University), in the same year, "National" was added and it became "National Chekiang University" (simplified Chinese: 国立浙江大学; traditional Chinese: 國立浙江大學; pinyin: Guólì Zhèjiāng Dàxué).

War Period, 1937–1949

1937, the Second Sino-Japanese War broke out. Due to the attack from Japanese army, the university had to move out of Hangzhou to Guizhou until 1946, after the war ended.

Reputed as "Cambridge of the East" by Joseph Needham (twice visited ZJU in 1944) in China's modern history of higher education, Zhejiang University's was consistently ranked as among top 3 in the nation during that time.

During this period, the National Zhejiang University was praised as one of the Four most Prominent Universities in the Republic China (Chinese: 民国四大名校), along with National Central University, National Southwestern Associated University and National Wuhan University.

1952–1998

Zhejiang University was split up into a number of single-discipline colleges during the 1952 readjustment of China's Tertiary Education System. Its schools of arts and sciences either went to former Hangzhou University or jointed with Fudan University. Its medical and pharmaceutical schools formed Zhejiang Medical University. Its agricultural and horticultural schools went to establish Zhejiang Agricultural University.

1952~1953, Its chemical engineering departments and some the other technological parts went to former Hangzhou Chemical Engineering School (now Zhejiang University of Technology, ZJUT). And the dean Li Shouheng, who was one of the main founders of China's modern chemical engineering, was pointed to be the first president of ZJUT.

After 1998

In 1998, with the approval of the State Council, the new Zhejiang University was established as a combination of four major universities that had grown up in Hangzhou over the previous half-century, namely Zhejiang University, Hangzhou University, Zhejiang Agricultural University and Zhejiang Medical University.

On September 21, 2006, Chinese billionaires Duan Yongping (Zhejiang University alumnus) and Ding Lei (Zhejiang native) donated together a one-time endowment of 40 million US dollars to Zhejiang University. 30 million USD was from Duan with 10 million from Ding. It was the largest private one-off endowment to a university in Mainland China.^[7] A ceremony was held at the newly founded Zijin'gang Campus to receive the donation.^[8]

Campuses

Zhejiang University consists of several campuses:

Core campuses

Yuquan Campus (Chinese: 玉泉校区, the headquarters, and the main campus of engineering)
Xixi Campus (Chinese: 西溪校区, the campus of arts and sciences)
Huajiachi Campus (Chinese: 华家池校区, the campus of agriculture)，which has already been sold, and the College of Agriculture and Biotechnology and the College of Animal Sciences will move to Zijin'gang Campus.
Zhijiang Campus (Chinese: 之江校区, the old campus of mathematics and related theoretical sciences, at present the main part of it is Guanghua Law School)
Zijin'gang Campus (Chinese: 紫金港校区, new and the biggest campus, to be developed as the new headquarters, located in the northwest of Hangzhou)

Affiliated university

Zhejiang University City College (Hangzhou)
Ningbo Institute of Technology, Zhejiang University (Ningbo)

Others

High-tech park of Zhejiang University in Hangzhou
High-tech park of Zhejiang University in Ningbo
Botanical Garden of Zhejiang University

Organization

Under the direct administration of China's Ministry of Education, the new Zhejiang University is a key comprehensive university whose fields of study cover eleven branches of learning, namely philosophy, literature, history, education, science, economics, law, management, engineering, agriculture, and medicine. The university now has 110 specialties for undergraduate studies, and it is entitled to confer masters degrees in 264 programs and doctoral degrees in 181 programs. Under its administration there are 13 National Key Laboratories, 2 National Engineering Research Centers and 3 National Engineering Technology Centers. Besides, it has set up 24 national key specialties and 39 post-doctoral stations.

Affiliated Institutes

Zhejiang California International NanoSystems Institute (ZCNI)

Affiliated Hospitals

Zhejiang University has six affiliated hospitals

The 1st Affiliated Hospital of School of Medicine, Zhejiang University
The 2nd Affiliated Hospital of School of Medicine, Zhejiang University
Sir Run Run Shaw Hospital] (donated by Sir Run Run Shaw)
The Children's Hospital of School of Medicine, Zhejiang University
Women's Hospital School Of Medicine, Zhejiang University
Zhejiang Stomatology Hospital (also named Zhejiang University Affiliated Stomatology Hospital)

Traditions

Anniversary

May 21 is the Home-coming Day (Chinese: 校庆) of Zhejiang University. May 21, 2007 was the 110th anniversary.

Alma Mater (University Anthem)

The only version of Zhejiang University Anthem is in Classical Chinese. The English translation of the words of the Zhejiang University Anthem is as follows:^[9]

The vast sea contains all streams, all rivers;

Great learning connects Heaven and Earth.

Metaphysical is Tao; instrumental is Tool.

Rites tell people apart; Music gets them together.

To know their relations would make us ever brighter.

There’s a national university standing by River Qiantang,

Whose eternal philosophy is seeking truth from facts.

Progressive education can produce those able to govern;

Never say you know the essence, let alone the truth.

Reform is necessary, and renewal is a must;

To be a vanguard is to be both creative and innovative;

Dear young vanguards should be clear of the principles.

Be devoted to study, deep in thinking and good in understanding;

We offer arts, science, agriculture, technology, and beyond;

It needs you to know them all – their origins and applications.

To become successful people will be like true gold to be made;

To give up fractional views we’re of far sight and broad mind;

To rejuvenate our great nation is to harmonize the whole world.

People

Notable alumni

See List of Zhejiang University alumni

Chen Duxiu – the co-founder, the 1st General Secretary and 1st Chairman of Communist Party of China
Xie Xuren – Minister of Finance of the People's Republic of China
Hu Qiaomu – the 1st President of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, President of Xinhua News Agency
Huang Fu – President and Premier of the Republic of China
Jiang Menglin – Minister of Education (1928–1930) of the Republic of China
Chen Yi – Chief Executive and Garrison Commander of Taiwan
Zhang Xinsheng – Chairman of UNESCO’s Executive Board
Ye Duzheng – meteorologist, State Preeminent Science and Technology Award winner 2005
Xu Guangxian – chemist, State Preeminent Science and Technology Award winner 2009
Hsiao-Lan Kuo – meteorologist, Carl-Gustaf Rossby Research Medal winner 1970
Xie Xuejing – geochemist, AAG Gold Medal winner 2007
Lin Fanghua – mathematician, Bôcher Memorial Prize winner 2002
Hu Hesheng – woman mathematician, Noether Lecturer 2002
Xu-Jia Wang – mathematician, Australian Mathematical Society Medal winner 2002
T. Tony Cai – statistician, COPSS Presidents' Award winner 2008
Tsung-Dao Lee – physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (physics, 1957)
Chien-Shiung Wu – physicist, Wolf Prize laureate (physics, 1978)
Xu Liangying – physicist, Andrei Sakharov Prize recipient 2008
Chen Hang – horticulturist, Veitch Memorial Medal winner 1990
Kun-Liang Guan – biochemist, MacArthur Award winner 1998
Tao-Chiuh Hsu – biologist, the 13th President of American Society for Cell Biology
Yao Zhen – biologist, the 1st President of Asian-Pacific Organization for Cell Biology
Qiu Fazu – surgeon, Bundesverdienstkreuz recipient 1985
Wu Guanzhong – painter, Ordre des Arts et des Lettres recipient 1991
Lu Yongxiang – President of Chinese Academy of Science
Ding Zhongli – Vice-president of Chinese Academy of Science
Pan Yunhe – Vice-president of Chinese Academy of Engineering
Pan Jiazheng – Vice-president of Chinese Academy of Engineering
Wang Xufeng – writer, Mao Dun Literature Prize winner 2000
Min Zhu – co-founder and former President and CTO of WebEx
Cha Chi Ming – industrialist, entrepreneur, philanthropist, Grand Bauhinia Medal winner 1997
Zhu Yanfeng – President of First Automobile Works
Wang Jianzhou – Chairman & CEO of China Mobile
Wang Tianpu – President of Sinopec
Zhengrong Shi – Founder & CEO of Suntech Power
Zhu Qinan – shooter, 10 m Air Rifle olympic champion, 2004 Athens
Zhou Suhong – volleyball player, 2003 World Cup and 2004 Athens Olympic Games team champion.

Notable faculty

Shing-Tung Yau – Fields Medalist, founder and director of the Center of Mathematical Sciences, Zhejiang University
Shiing-Shen Chern – Wolf Prize laureate, former director and advisor of CMS
Chien-Shiung Wu – Wolf Prize laureate, former assistant
Ren Mei'e – Victoria Medal winner 1986, former professor and department chair
Wu Wenjun – Shaw Prize laureate 2006, former teacher at Hangchow University
Liu Chen – Hannes Alfvén Prize recipient 2008, professor and director
Bei Shizhang – biologist
C. C. Tan – geneticist
Chang Chi-yun – historian, geologist, politician
Coching Chu – meteorologist, geologist
Jiang Menglin – educator
Jin Au Kong – Electromagnetist, founder and former president of Electromagnetics Academy
Jinyong – novelist
Qian Sanqiang – physicist
Kan-Chang Wang – physicist, Discover Sigma (particle), proposed neutrino detection which led to neutrino discovery
Xia Yan – playwright, screenwriter

References

^ 浙江大学 – 校情总览 > 学校概况
^ People's Daily: China University Ranking
^ QS Universities Ranking 2011
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^ 搜狐网 – 高校门户网 – 浙江大学
^ Libraries in China
^ NetEase.com News Center: 网易新闻中心：段永平、丁磊4000万美元捐赠浙江大学 (Duan Yongping and Ding Lei donates 40 million US dollar to Zhejiang University)
^ Mr. Yongping Duan and Mr. Lei Ding Donated 40 Million US Dollars
^ The result of the translation contest of Zhejiang University Anthem

External links

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[1] 浙江大学 – 校情总览 > 学校概况

[2] People's Daily: China University Ranking

[3] QS Universities Ranking 2011

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[5] 搜狐网 – 高校门户网 – 浙江大学

[6] Libraries in China

[7] NetEase.com News Center: 网易新闻中心：段永平、丁磊4000万美元捐赠浙江大学 (Duan Yongping and Ding Lei donates 40 million US dollar to Zhejiang University)

[8] Mr. Yongping Duan and Mr. Lei Ding Donated 40 Million US Dollars

[9] The result of the translation contest of Zhejiang University Anthem

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v t e Higher Education Institutions in Zhejiang
List of universities and colleges in China • Department of Education of Zhejiang Province
Military	People’s Armed Police: China Coast Guard Academy_Ningbo^{Deputy Army Level, Degree} • Non-commissioned Officer School_Hangzhou^{Division Level, Degree}
National	Ministry of Education: Zhejiang University^{DBC 985 211 Key P+M Degree} Ministry of State Security: University of International Relations, Hangzhou Campus^{Key Degree}
Hangzhou	Zhejiang University^{DBC 985 211 Key P+M Degree} China Academy of Art^{DBC P+M Degree} University of International Relations, Hangzhou Campus^{Key Degree} Zhejiang University of Technology^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang Gongshang University^{P+M Degree} Hangzhou Dianzi University^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang Chinese Medical University^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang A&F University^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang Sci-Tech University^Degree Hangzhou Normal University^Degree Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics^Degree China Jiliang University^{P+M Degree} Communication University of Zhejiang^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang Conservatory of Music^{P+M Degree} Hangzhou Medical College^Degree Zhejiang Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang University of Science and Technology^Degree Zhejiang Police College^Degree Zhejiang International Studies University^Degree Hangzhou City University^Degree Westlake University^{Private, Degree} Zhongfa Aviation University^{Foreign, Degree} Zhejiang Shuren University^{Private, Degree} Hangzhou Dianzi University Information Engineering School^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Hangzhou Normal University Qianjiang College^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Zhejiang Chinese Medical University Binjiang Institute^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Zhejiang Gongshang University Hangzhou College of Commerce^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Zhejiang Institute of Economics and Trade^{P+M Vocational} Zhejiang Police Vocational Academy^{P+M Vocational} Tourism College of Zhejiang^{P+M Vocational} Zhejiang Institute of Communications^Vocational Zhejiang Financial College^Vocational Zhejiang Vocational College of Commerce^Vocational Zhejiang Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering^Vocational Zhejiang College of Construction^Vocational Zhejiang Technical Institute of Economics^Vocational Zhejiang Vocational Academy of Art^Vocational Hangzhou Vocational and Technical College^Vocational Professional and Technological College of Zhejiang Electric Power^Vocational Zhejiang College of Sports^Vocational Zhejiang Tongji Vocational College of Science and Technology^Vocational Hangzhou Polytechnic^Vocational Zhejiang Vocational College of Special Education^Vocational Zhejiang Yuying College of Vocational and Technology^{Private, Vocational} Zhejiang Changzheng Vocational and Technical College^{Private, Vocational} Hangzhou Wanxiang Polytechnic^{Private, Vocational} Zhejiang Open University^Continuing Hangzhou Workers Part-time University^Continuing Zhejiang Provincial Level Organ Staff Part-time University^Continuing Zhejiang Staff University of Economics and Management^Continuing
Ningbo	Zhejiang University (Ningbo Campus)^{DBC 985 211 Key P+M Degree} Ningbo University^{DBC P+M Degree} Zhejiang Wanli University^Degree Ningbo University of Technology^Degree NingboTech University^Degree Zhejiang Pharmaceutical University^{Professional, Degree} Ningbo University of Finance and Economics^{Private, Degree} University of Nottingham Ningbo China^{Foreign, Degree} College of Science and Technology, Ningbo University^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Zhejiang Business Technology Institute^Vocational Ningbo Polytechnic^Vocational Zhejiang Fashion Institute of Technology^Vocational Ningbo Childhood Education College^{Vocational, Continuing} Ningbo City College of Vocational Technology^Vocational Ningbo College of Health Sciences^Vocational Ningbo Open University^Continuing
Wenzhou	Wenzhou Medical University^{P+M Degree} Wenzhou University^Degree Wenzhou Institute of Technology^Degree Wenzhou Business College^{Private, Degree} Wenzhou-Kean University^{Foreign, Degree} Wenzhou Medical University Renii College^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Zhejiang Industry and Trade Polytechnic^Vocational Zhejiang College of Security Technology^Vocational Wenzhou Vocational and Technical College^Vocational Wenzhou Vocational College of Science & Technology^Vocational Zhejiang Dongfang Polytechnic^{Private, Vocational} City University of Wenzhou (Wenzhou Open University, Wenzhou Workers Spare-time College)^Continuing
Jiaxing	Zhejiang University (Haining International Campus)^{DBC 985 211 Key P+M Degree} Jiaxing University^Degree Jiaxing Nanhu University^Degree Tongji Zhejiang College^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Oriental Institute of Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Jiaxing Vocational and Technical College^Vocational Jiaxing Nanyang Polytechnic Institute^{Private, Vocational} Jiaxing Education College^Continuing
Huzhou	Huzhou University^Degree Huzhou College^Degree Huzhou Vocational and Technical College^Vocational Zhejiang Yuxiang Vocational and Technical College^{Private, Vocational}
Shaoxing	Shaoxing University^Degree Zhejiang Yuexiu University^{Private, Degree} Zhijiang College of Zhejiang University of Technology^{Private, Degree, Independent College} College of Technology and Art of Zhejiang Sci-tech University^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Shaoxing University Yuanpei College^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Jiyang College of Zhejiang Agriculture and Forestry University ^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Zhejiang Agricultural Business College^Vocational Zhejiang Industry Polytechnic College^Vocational Zhejiang Post and Telecommunication College^Vocational Shaoxing Vocational and Technical College^{Private, Vocational}
Jinhua	Zhejiang Normal University^Degree Zhejiang Guangsha Vocational and Technical University of Construction^{Private, Professional, Degree} Zhejiang Normal University Xingzhi College^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Zhejiang College^{Private, Degree, Independent College} China Jiliang University College of Modern Science and Technology^{Private, Degree, Independent College} Jinhua Polytechnic^Vocational Yiwu Industrial and Commercial College^Vocational Zhejiang Hengdian College of Film & Television^{Private, Vocational} Zhejiang Jinhua Technology and Trade Polytechnic^{Private, Vocational} Jinhua Education College^Continuing
Quzhou	Quzhou University^Degree Quzhou Vocational and Technical College^Vocational
Zhoushan	Zhejiang University (Zhoushan Campus)^{DBC 985 211 Key P+M Degree} Zhejiang Ocean University^{P+M Degree} Zhejiang International Maritime College^Vocational Zhoushan Tourism and Health College^Vocational
Taizhou	Taizhou University^Degree Taizhou Vocational and Technical College^Vocational Taizhou Vocational College of Science and Technology^Vocational Zhejiang Automotive Vocational and Technical College^{Private, Vocational}
Lishui	Lishui University^Degree Lishui Vocational Technical College^Vocational
Unless otherwise stated, all the universities and colleges listed are provincial or municipal public universities and colleges. DBC : Double First-Class Construction; 985 : Project 985; 211 : Project 211; Key : National Key Universities; P+M : provincial and ministerial co-founded universities. ^Degree: institutions offering degree education; ^Professional: institutions offering professional training and certificates. ^Vocational: institutions offering vocational training and diploma. ^Private: privately founded. ^Foreign: Sino-foreign cooperative joint universities; ^Independent: Independent college affiliated to a university; ^Continuing: Continuing education institutions; ^Private: Privately founded As of April 2018, there were 108 higher education institutions in Zhejiang, among which 36 were private, and 9 Continuing education institutions.

v t e Association of Pacific Rim Universities
Australia	Australian National Monash Melbourne New South Wales Queensland Sydney
Canada	Simon Fraser British Columbia
Chile	Chile
China Mainland	Fudan Harbin Technology Nanjing Peking Shanghai Jiaotong Sun Yat-sen Tongji Tsinghua University of Academy Science and Technology Xi'an Jiaotong Zhejiang
Colombia	Andes
Ecuador	San Francisco de Quito
Hong Kong	Hong Kong Science and Technology Chinese
Indonesia	Indonesia
Japan	Keio Kyushu Nagoya Osaka Tohoku Waseda
Malaysia	Malaya
Mexico	Monterrey
New Zealand	Auckland
Philippines	Philippines
Russia	Far Eastern Federal
Singapore	Nanyang Technological Singapore National
South Korea	Korea Science and Technology Pohang Science and Technology Pusan National Seoul National Yonsei
Taiwan	Taiwan Tsing Hua
Thailand	Chulalongkorn
United States	Caltech California Berkeley Davis Los Angeles Riverside San Diego Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Hawaiʻi Oregon Southern California Washington

v t e C9 League
Beijing	Peking Tsinghua
Heilongjiang	Harbin Technology
Shanghai	Fudan Shanghai Jiaotong
Jiangsu	Nanjing
Zhejiang	Zhejiang
Anhui	Science and Technology
Shaanxi	Xi'an Jiaotong

v t e Project 985
Higher education and universities in China
Beijing (8)	Beihang China Agricultural China Minzu Normal Peking Renmin Beijing Technology Tsinghua
Tianjin (2)	Nankai Tianjin
Heilongjiang (1)	Harbin Technology
Jilin (1)	Jilin
Liaoning (2)	Dalian Technology Northeastern
Shanghai (4)	East China Normal Fudan Shanghai Jiaotong Tongji
Jiangsu (2)	Nanjing Southeast
Zhejiang (1)	Zhejiang
Anhui (1)	China Science and Technology
Fujian (1)	Xiamen
Shandong (2)	Shandong China Ocean
Shaanxi (3)	Northwest A&F Northwestern Poly Xi'an Jiaotong
Hubei (2)	Huazhong Science and Technology Wuhan
Hunan (3)	Central South National Defense Technology Hunan
Guangdong (2)	South China Technology Sun Yat-sen
Chongqing (1)	Chongqing
Sichuan (2)	Sichuan Electronic Science and Technology
Gansu (1)	Lanzhou
Project 211

v t e Project 211
Higher education and universities in China
Beijing	Agricultural Beihang Beijing Jiaotong Central Music Central Finance and Economics Chemical Technology Communication Geosciences Chinese Medicine International Business and Economics Minzu Normal Union Medical Petroleum Peking Mining Political Science and Law Renmin Posts Science and Technology Technology Tsinghua Foreign Studies Forestry University of Technology
Tianjin	Medical Nankai Tianjin
Hebei	Technology
Shanxi	Taiyuan Technology
Inner Mongolia	Inner Mongolia
Liaoning	Dalian Maritime Dalian Technology Liaoning Northeastern
Jilin	Jilin Northeast Normal Yanbian
Heilongjiang	Harbin Engineering Harbin Technology Northeast Agricultural Northeast Forestry
Shanghai	Donghua East China Normal East China Science and Technology Fudan Naval Medical International Studies Shanghai Jiaotong Shanghai Finance and Economics Tongji
Jiangsu	Hohai Jiangnan Pharmaceutical Soochow Southeast Mining Nanjing Agricultural Nanjing Aeronautics and Astronautics Nanjing Normal Nanjing Science and Technology Nanjing
Zhejiang	Zhejiang
Anhui	Anhui Hefei Technology Science and Technology
Fujian	Xiamen Fuzhou
Jiangxi	Nanchang
Shandong	Petroleum Huadong Shandong Ocean
Henan	Zhengzhou
Hubei	Geosciences Wuhan Huazhong Science and Technology Huazhong Agricultural Huazhong Normal Wuhan Technology Wuhan Zhongnan Economics and Law
Hunan	Central South Normal Hunan Defense Technology
Guangdong	Jinan South China Normal South China Technology Sun Yat-sen
Guangxi	Guangxi
Hainan	Hainan
Chongqing	Chongqing Southwest
Sichuan	Agricultural Sichuan Southwest Jiaotong Southwestern Finance and Economics Electronic Science and Technology
Guizhou	Guizhou
Yunnan	Yunnan
Tibet	Tibet
Shaanxi	Air Force Medical Chang'an Northwest A&F Northwest Northwestern Poly Normal Xi'an Jiaotong Xidian
Gansu	Lanzhou
Qinghai	Qinghai
Ningxia	Ningxia
Xinjiang	Shihezi Xinjiang
See also: Project 985