In 2022, South-Central University for Nationalities enrolled 43 graduate students majoring in primary education. According to relevant public information, 2 1 primary education has 470 students enrolled and 45 students are in school. In 22 years, there were 500 applicants and 43 students were admitted.

1. South-Central University for Nationalities is located in Wuhan, Hubei Province. It is a university directly under the State Ethnic Affairs Commission of the People's Republic of China. It is a qualified university of China minority backbone plan, a national model university for deepening innovation and entrepreneurship education reform, a planetary science alliance of China University, and a domestic first-class university in Hubei Province. It is the State Ethnic Affairs Commission of the People's Republic of China, Ministry of Education, China Academy of Sciences, Hubei Provincial People's Government and Wuhan Municipal People's Government.

2. The school was formerly South-Central University for Nationalities, founded in 195 1, formerly known as Central South Campus of Minzu University of China. 1952165438+10. In October, with the approval of the Central South Military and Political Commission, the Central South Branch of Minzu University of China was renamed as Central South University for Nationalities. 1985, the school enrolled the first batch of graduate students. In March 2002, the school was officially renamed South-Central University for Nationalities. In 2006, the school officially obtained the right to confer doctoral degrees. In 20 10, the school achieved the goal of having 56 minority students for the first time.