Inner Mongolia Normal University has many two degrees, including Chinese language and literature and journalism in the College of Arts. English and Japanese in foreign hospitals; Human resource management and economics, School of Economics; The Faculty of Law and Political Science also has faculties of law, administration and media. Many of them will show their second degrees every time the school enrolls students.

The school, formerly known as Inner Mongolia Teachers College, was established in Ulanhot, the then capital, 1952. 1In August, 953, Inner Mongolia Teachers College was formed by the merger of Zhangjiakou Teachers College and Suiyuan Teachers College. 1982, the school was renamed "Inner Mongolia Normal University" and was identified as a key university in the autonomous region. In July 2000, Inner Mongolia Institute of Education merged.