First, Shandong University:

Shandong University is the birthplace of modern higher education in China. Its main body is Shandong University Hall founded by 190 1 This is the second public university founded by China after Shi Jing University Hall. Its medical discipline originated from 1864, which started the modern higher medical education in China.

As of March 2023, the school covers a total area of more than 8,000 mu, forming a school-running pattern of one school, three places and eight campuses. There are 55 teaching departments, 44 first-class doctoral programs, 55 first-class master programs, 3 professional doctoral programs, 27 professional master programs, 93 undergraduate programs, 4,530 full-time teachers and 42,286 full-time undergraduates and postgraduates.

Second, Wuhan University:

In 2000, Wuhan University merged with Wuhan University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Wuhan Technical University of Surveying and Mapping and Hubei Medical University to form the new Wuhan University.

The school covers an area of 5 195 mu, with a building area of 2,960,805 square meters and a collection of 72213,000 books. There are 34 colleges and 6 universities, offering 133 undergraduate majors and 7,468 faculty members, including 3,875 full-time teachers, 29,944 ordinary undergraduates and 20,298 graduate students.

Third, Beijing Jiaotong University:

The school has two campuses in Haidian District, Beijing, with a total area of nearly 1 10,000 mu and a building area of over 1 10,000 square meters. In addition, there is Weihai Campus in Weihai City, Shandong Province, covering an area of 1 1,000 mu. The school has 18 colleges, 65,438 Post-Doctoral Research Center and 65,507 workstations.

The school has 3 15 1 staff, including 2049 full-time teachers, 6888 undergraduates, 2763 doctoral students and 9933 master students.