South-Central University for Nationalities is located at No.82 Minzu Avenue/KLOC-0, Hongshan District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. South-Central University for Nationalities is a qualified university in the national key plan for ethnic minorities and a "national first-class university" in Hubei Province. The school was formerly South-Central University for Nationalities and was founded in 195 1. 1985, the school enrolled the first batch of graduate students. In March 2002, the school was officially renamed South-Central University for Nationalities. In 20 10, the school achieved the goal of having 56 minority students for the first time.

At present, South-Central University for Nationalities has schools of law, literature and journalism, fine arts, ethnology and sociology, foreign languages, economics, management, public administration, education, Marxism, computer science, mathematics and statistics, electronic information engineering, biomedical engineering, chemistry and materials science, resources and environment, life science and pharmacy.

South-Central University for Nationalities has more than 2,200 faculty members, including 1.400 full-time teachers. Among the teachers, there are more than 720 associate professors, more than 480 doctoral and master's tutors, 46 national and provincial talent engineers, 45 experts enjoying special allowances from the State Council and Hubei provincial governments, 24 national and provincial experts with outstanding contributions, 2 national excellent teachers, national model teachers 1 person, 22 chutian scholars, and second-class professors and senior teachers/kloc-.

In addition, South-Central University for Nationalities has established inter-school exchanges and cooperation with more than 50 universities in dozens of countries (regions) such as the United States, Britain, Australia, Canada, Russia, Germany, Japan, South Korea, France and Pakistan. Not only that, it also established the Confucius Institute jointly with Wisconsin State University.