Capital Normal University was founded in 1954, and its history can be traced back to Tongzhou Normal University. It was founded in 1905, formerly known as Beijing Normal University. After Renmin University of North China, the departments of philosophy, politics, religion, Beijing Teachers College of Workers and Peasants and Beijing Teachers College of Physical Education merged one after another. 1964, Beijing Institute of Art and Beijing Normal University were partially merged; 65438-0992 Beijing Normal University, Beijing Normal University Branch and Beijing Union University Foreign Language Teachers College merged to form Capital Normal University.

Second, Beijing Normal University

The predecessor of Beijing Normal University is Teachers College of Shi Jing University, which was founded in 1902. 1908 was renamed as Shi Jing Excellent Normal School and was established independently. 19 12 was renamed as Beijing Normal University. 1923, the school was renamed as Beijing Normal University, becoming the first normal university in the history of China.

Third, Beijing Union University.

The predecessor of Beijing Union University is 36 university branches founded by Renmin University of Tsinghua University, Peking University and China in 1978. It is a key training base for applied talents in Beijing and one of the largest universities in Beijing. Its disciplines and majors involve economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, management, art, medicine and so on 10.

Fourth, Central University of Finance and Economics

The Central University of Finance and Economics is the first new financial institution founded by the Central People's Government after the founding of New China. After the development stages of Central Taxation Institute, Central Finance Institute, Central Finance and Economics Institute and Central Finance and Economics Institute, it was renamed as Central University of Finance and Economics on 1996.

As of September 20 18, the school covers an area of nearly 1532.65 mu. Faculty 177 1 person, including full-time teachers 1209. Full-time students15,825, including undergraduates10/61person, 4,669 graduate students, 69 doctoral students1person, and 304 international students.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

Established in 1955, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, formerly known as Beijing Institute of Posts and Telecommunications, is the first post and telecommunications college in New China, which is affiliated to the former Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications. 1960 was identified as a national key university by the State Council. 1993 changed its name to "Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications". In 2000, it was assigned to the ranks of universities directly under the Ministry of Education.

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