Northeastern University (China)
东北大学 | ||
Hanyu Pinyin | Dōngběi Dàxué |
Northeastern University (NEU) is a
History
In 1921, the parliament of Feng Tian province passed a bill on uniting Jilin and Heilongjiang province leading to the establishment of the Northeastern University. The main objective is to reserve talent and invigorate education.
In 1922, a preparatory committee of Northeastern University is established.
In April 1923, Northeastern University was founded, with Wang Yongjiang, the then acting governor of Feng Tian Province, appointed as its first president. The university opened school of Literature and Laws at the former location of the Feng Tian Literature school, and school of science and engineering at the former Shenyang Higher Normal School.
In August 1928, General
Following the
In 1936, the School of Engineering of Northeastern University moved to Xi'an, establishing a branch school. After the Xi'an Incident in December led to the imprisonment of university president Chang, the Nationalist government of China appointed educator Zang Qifang as the acting president of the school in January 1937. Subsequently ,in June, the school moved to Xi 'an entirely.
In the spring of 1938, due to heavy bombardment on Xi'an by the Japanese Air Force and the deteriorating situation, Northeastern University moved to
In May 1946, following the victory in the Second Sino-Japanese War, the faculty and students of Northeastern University relocated back to Shenyang.
In March 1949, the Northeastern University was dissolved by the Northeast Administrative Commission. As the result, the School of engineering and part of the School of Science of the Northeastern University were transformed into Northeastern Engineering College, operating under the affiliation of the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry of China. The campus is located in Nanhu, Shenyang.
In 1987, Qinhuangdao Metallurgical Geological Workers College (now Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao) merged with the university. With the approval of the State Education Commission and the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry, the Qinhuangdao Branch of Northeastern Engineering College was established.
In March 1993, it was renamed Northeastern University. Chang Hsueh-liang, former president of the University, is named the school's honorary President.
In 1997, the then Shenyang Gold College merged into Northeastern University.[2]
Academics
Northeastern University is the home to two national key laboratories, State Key Laoratory of Rolling and Automation, State Key Laboratory of Synthetical Automation for Process Industries and home to 4 national engineering (technology) research centers, 12 key laboratories, engineering centers and strategic research bases of Ministry of Education, 57 key laboratories, engineering centers and engineering laboratories affiliated to Liaoning Province.[3]
There are currently 5 members of Chinese Academy of Engineering or of Sciences as full-time faculty in NEU, including Wen Bangchun (闻邦椿), Chai Tianyou (柴天佑), Wang Guodong (王国栋), Feng Xiating (冯夏庭), and Tang Lixin (唐立新).[4]
Campus
As of January 2024, Northeastern University contains 4 campuses (3 in Shenyang and 1 in Qinhuangdao).
Nanhu Campus
The main campus of Northeastern University, the Nanhu campus is located in Shenyang, Liaoning, adjacent to the southern bank of the Hun River, and bordered by Nanhu Lake to the north. The total area of the school covers 2.03 million square meters, with a building area of 1 million square meters.
Hunnan Campus
The Hunnan Campus of Northeastern University is located at 195 Chuangxin Road,
Shenhe Campus
The Shenhe Campus of Northeastern University is the former Basic College of Northeastern University, which is located in the southeast of Shenyang, close to Hunnan Development Zone and 6 kilometers away from the Nanhu campus of Northeastern University. After the completion of the Hunnan campus, students at Northeastern University no longer study here. In 2015, the School of Continuing Education of Northeastern University moved here, and the Shenhe Campus of Northeastern University serves as the teaching work of continuing education such as adult education and vocational training.[6]
Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao
The school is located in
Rankings
BCUR National[8] | Domestic | 38 | |
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Wu Shulian National[9] | Domestic | 42 | |
CUAA National[10] | Alumni | =29 | |
THE National[11] | General | 38–51 | |
THE Asia (Asia version)[12] | General | 67 | |
ARWU World[13] | Research | 301–400 | |
THE World[14] | General | 601–800 | |
USNWR World[15] | General | =618 |
In 2020, the
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- ^ World University Rankings 2017-2018