The predecessors of Jiangxi Medical College, Jiangxi University and Jiangxi University of Technology can be traced back to Jiangxi Public Medical College founded by 192 1, National Chung Cheng University founded by 1940 and Jiangxi Institute of Technology founded by 1958 respectively. 1993 Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People's Government decided to merge Jiangxi University and Jiangxi University of Science and Technology to form Nanchang University; In 2005, Nanchang University merged with the former Jiangxi Medical College to form the new Nanchang University.
School construction:
1, faculty and staff
According to the school official website in May 2002 1 year, there are 4 academicians of China Academy of Sciences, 2 chief scientists of National 973 Program, 7 leading talents of National "Ten Thousand Talents Program", top-notch young talents of National Special Support Program for High-level Talents 1 person, and 5 winners of National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars.
2 winners of the Science Fund for Outstanding Young Scholars, 5 Changjiang Scholars, distinguished professor, distinguished professor 1, candidate for the Hundred Talents Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences 1, national excellent doctoral dissertation supervisor 1, member of the National Hundred Million Talents Project 13, and academician of the International Academy of Food Sciences1. Member of the academic evaluation group of the State Council Academic Degrees Committee 1 person, 2 members of the Science and Technology Committee of the Ministry of Education, 3 leading talents of the Ministry of Science and Technology, and 12 members of the "New Century (Cross-century) Outstanding Talents Support Program" of the Ministry of Education.
2. Teaching construction
By April of 20021year, the school had been approved to build 39 national first-class undergraduate majors and 39 provincial first-class undergraduate majors. 30 courses were selected as national "first-class courses"; There are 2 national virtual simulation experimental teaching centers, 5 national experimental teaching demonstration centers, 2 national off-campus practical education bases for college students and 4 national engineering practical education centers.