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I. China Conservatory of Music
China Conservatory of Music, located in Beijing, is a music institution of higher learning with the unique characteristics of China's music education and research, which is based on Chinese studies, and trains high-level professionals engaged in the research, creation, performance and education of China's music theory. It is the first batch of "double first-class" world-class discipline construction universities in China, and is known as "the cradle of China musicians" and "the temple of China music".
At the proposal of Premier Zhou Enlai, the school was established in 1964. 1973, China Conservatory of Music merged with the Central Conservatory of Music to form the Conservatory of Music of the Central May 7th Art Institute; 1980 in may, China conservatory of music resumed its organizational system.
As of July 20 14, the school covers a total area of 60.27 mu, with 329 undergraduates/kloc-0, 524 postgraduates (doctors and masters) and 387 faculty members. 20 17 March school official website shows that the school offers 1 1 teaching units; In 20 17, the school set up 3 enrollment majors, 15 professional directions; Postdoctoral mobile stations 1 each, first-class doctoral programs 1 each, first-class master programs 1 each, and professional master programs 1 each.
Second, Shanghai Conservatory of Music
Shanghai Conservatory of Music, referred to as "Shangyin" for short, is a full-time higher professional music (art) college sponsored by Shanghai Municipal People's Government and co-founded by China People, Ministry of Culture and Shanghai Municipal People's Government. It is one of the first batch of national "double-first-class" world-class discipline construction universities, and it has been selected as a scholarship receiving institution of China government for overseas students, a postgraduate program of national construction of high-level universities and a high-level place in Shanghai.
The Academy was formerly the "National Conservatory of Music" founded by Mr. Cai Yuanpei, a democratic revolutionary, educator and thinker, and Dr. Xiao, a music educator, on June 5438+0927+065438+1October 27. It is the first independent national music institution in China, and its first president is Mr. Cai Yuanpei. 1929 changed its name to National Conservatory of Music in September. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the school was named "East China Branch of the Central Conservatory of Music" and 1956 was named Shanghai Conservatory of Music.
Third, the Central Conservatory of Music.
The Central Conservatory of Music, referred to as "Central Music", is located in the capital Beijing. It is an institution of higher learning directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), the only national key university and "2 1 1 engineering" construction institution among national art institutions, and the first batch of "double-class" world-class discipline construction institutions in China. .
1952 yenching university Music Department was merged in the adjustment of national universities. 1958 moved from Tianjin to Beijing. 1960 was identified as a national key institution of higher learning, and 1999 was listed as a national "21/project" key construction school. The school was originally affiliated to the Ministry of Culture and was placed under the management of the Ministry of Education in 2000.
Central Conservatory of Music is a music school representing the level of professional music education in China, with complete professional settings and high reputation at home and abroad. The school has 15 teaching units and 5 1 enrollment directions for three majors. There are more than 500 undergraduates/KLOC-0, and nearly 650 graduate students.
Fourth, Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts.
Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts, referred to as "Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts", is located in the center of Tianjin. It is one of the nine most influential art academies in China, an important art education and research center in northern China, and one of the eight independent art academies in China.
The predecessor of the College is Beiyang Women's Normal School founded by China modern educator Fu Zengxiang on 1906. After the founding of New China, the school was renamed several times, including Hebei Teachers College, Hebei Tianjin Teachers College, Hebei Art Teachers College, Hebei Academy of Fine Arts and Tianjin Art College. 1980 officially changed its name to Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts. In 2008, the college was approved as a national-level experimental area for innovative talent training mode.
By the end of 20 16 and 12, the college has two campuses, He Zhicheng Road Campus and Tianwei Road Campus, with an area of 1 16000 square meters and a building area of 163000 square meters. There are 12 teaching units and 15 undergraduate majors; There are 428 faculty members, including 488 full-time students with bachelor degree or above1person, including 4439 undergraduates and 442 postgraduates.
5. Shandong Art College.
Yi Shan, Shandong Institute of Art, was founded in August 1958. It is a comprehensive art university in Shandong Province, located in Jinan City, Shandong Province. As one of the six major art colleges in China, it recruits and trains all kinds of artistic talents for the whole country, and it is one of the independent undergraduate art colleges set by the Ministry of Education.
The school, formerly known as Shandong Art College, was transformed into Shandong Art College with the approval of the State Council in February, 1978, offering undergraduate majors. 20 16 65438+ 10/3. The Shandong Provincial Government and the Ministry of Culture formally signed a joint project, and Shandong Art College was upgraded to a university established by a provincial department.
As of September 20 16, the school has two campuses, Jinan Wendong and Changqing, covering an area of 13 13 mu, of which Changqing Campus 1200 mu. The total area of the school property building is 35 1 126 square meters, of which the area of the teaching administration building is 170090 square meters; There are 687,357 paper documents in the library, and the total value of teaching and research instruments and equipment is 76.2333 million yuan. There are 673 full-time teachers in 50 undergraduate majors, including 392 doctors and masters, and 24 teachers with advanced professional and technical qualifications/person.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia China Conservatory of Music
Baidu Encyclopedia Shanghai Conservatory of Music
Baidu Baike Central Conservatory of Music
Baidu Baike Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts
Baidu Baike Shandong Institute of Art