First, school profile:
Fujian Normal University is one of the earliest normal universities in China. Its predecessor was an excellent normal school in Fujian Province founded by Chen Yu 1907. South China Women's College of Arts and Sciences, Fujian Christian University and Fujian Normal University were adjusted and merged, and Fujian Normal University was established on 1953.
1972 was renamed Fujian Normal University, including a large number of well-known experts and scholars such as Ye Shengtao, Dong Zuobin, Zheng, Huang Weiyuan, Tang, Tang Chongti and Yao Jiannian. The school has two campuses, Qishan and Cangshan, covering an area of more than 4,000 mu, with nearly 5 million paper books and more than 5.6 million electronic books. It has 27 colleges and 84 undergraduate majors.
The school has 17 postdoctoral research stations, 2 1 1 first-level disciplines authorized by doctoral degrees, 34 first-level disciplines authorized by master's degrees, 22 master's degree categories, 20 12 full-time teachers, more than 24,000 full-time undergraduates and nearly 654.38 million graduate students.
Second, cooperation and exchanges:
By May 2023, the school has established friendly and cooperative relations with more than 30 scientific research institutions in universities and UNESCO in the United States, Britain, Italy, Australia, Japan and other countries and regions, and established substantive cooperative relations with many universities.
At present, there are 1 non-independent Chinese-foreign cooperative education institutions, 6 undergraduate and 1 postgraduate Chinese-foreign cooperative education programs in Huddersfield College of Fujian Normal University, and 3 international cooperative training programs for innovative talents of the National Scholarship Foundation.
The Indonesian Research Center was selected as the National and Regional Research Center of the Ministry of Education, and the Philippine Research Center was selected as the National and Regional Research Center of the State Ethnic Affairs Commission. Overseas Chinese education has begun to take shape, sending nearly 1000 volunteers to the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand and the United States.