Second, a brief introduction to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine
Beijing University of Chinese Medicine is a national key university with Chinese medicine as its main subject, which is directly managed by the Ministry of Education and jointly established by the Ministry of Education, the National Health and Wellness Commission, state administration of traditional chinese medicine and Beijing. Gu Xiaohong, Party Secretary of the school, and Xu Anlong, President of the school.
Beijing University of Chinese Medicine was founded in 1956, formerly known as Beijing College of Chinese Medicine, and is the earliest institution of higher learning of Chinese medicine approved by the State Council. 1960 was identified as a national key university by the central government; 1993, renamed Beijing University of Chinese Medicine; /kloc-0 was selected as the "2 1 1 project" national key construction university in 1996; In 2000, it merged with Beijing College of Acupuncture and Orthopaedics to form a new Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. 20 1 1 was selected as the national "985 engineering advantage discipline innovation platform" to build universities; 20 17 Chinese medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine and Chinese pharmacy were selected into the national "double-first-class" construction discipline list; 20 18 became the chairman of the new teaching steering Committee of traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine in colleges and universities of the Ministry of Education. The school has three campuses, namely Liangxiang Campus, Heping Street Campus and Wangjing Campus.
There are 5,233 faculty members and full-time teachers 1478, including 6 1.84% senior professional and technical positions, 84.64% master's degree or above, and 346 doctoral supervisors. At present, there are 6 masters of traditional Chinese medicine, 3 Chinese medicine practitioners, 33 famous Chinese medicine practitioners in the capital, 4 chief scientists of the "973" project, 4 winners of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, 3 distinguished professor, 9 Huang Qi scholars, and 7 persons in charge of the key project of the National Key R&D Plan "Research on Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine". Winner of Youth Project 1 person, 3 winners of National Natural Science Foundation's Excellent Youth Science Fund, 3 young scholars 1 person, 3 members of the 7th the State Council Discipline Appraisal Group, 7 national talents project candidates, 8 national young and middle-aged experts with outstanding contributions, 4 famous teachers in Chinese medicine colleges and universities, and 34 experts enjoying special government subsidies1person, forming a team.