From 65438 to 0949, with the birth of New China, the English Department of Nankai University was reborn. 1960, 1972 With the approval of the Ministry of Education, Russian and Japanese majors were added to the Department of Foreign Languages, which initially improved the professional settings. Ten thousand scholarships were established in 1984 to reward students with excellent academic performance in our department. 1980 Established Nankai University Translation Center in cooperation with Chinese University of Hong Kong and published Nankai Translation Series.
Dear Premier Zhou Enlai visited Nankai, his alma mater, from 65438 to 0959, and received the teachers and students of the Foreign Languages Department cordially, which greatly encouraged them.
1989 ATTC (advanced teacher training course) is jointly organized with the British Council. 1990, approved by the state education commission, English language and literature majors have the right to confer doctoral degrees. 200 1 Approved by the Ministry of Education, French undergraduate major was added. In 2002, German undergraduate major was added. The translation department was established in June 2002. In 2003, the postdoctoral mobile station of foreign languages and literature of Nankai University was established. In 2007, our college was approved by the the State Council Academic Degrees Committee Office as one of the first nine universities in China with a master's degree in translation and interpretation. 20 10 added translation major. 20 1 1 the State Council Academic Degrees Committee approved foreign languages and literature in our college as a first-class discipline authorized for doctoral degree.
From the founding of New China to the 1990s, Professor Li, a famous writer, translator and leader of the May 4th New Culture Movement, was the head of the department, and was succeeded by Professor Chang, a doctor of American literature and doctoral supervisor. 1997 Professor Liu Shicong is the Dean. For more than 80 years, famous scholars such as Liang, Bian, Luo Dagang, Mu Dan (Cha), Situ Yuelan, Li, Wu Kunning, Gao Diansen and Yang Shanquan have taught here successively. Ms. Han Yinsu, a famous British writer, and Professor Kautzby, Dean of the School of Original Languages of the University of Regina, Canada, are honorary professors of our college. From 2000 to 2006, Professor Wang Jianyi, Vice President of China Japanese Teaching Research Association, served as Dean. 2007 -20 1 1 Ms. Lin Lihua, a famous translator and social activist, was appointed as the Dean of the School of Foreign Languages. Since 20 1 1, Professor Li Bing, the doctoral supervisor, has been the dean.