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How many campuses does Shanghai Jiaotong University have?
Shanghai Jiaotong University has five campuses, namely Xuhui Campus, Changning Campus, Qibao Campus, Huangpu Campus and Minhang Campus.

1, Xuhui Campus of Shanghai Jiaotong University: some graduate schools, foreign students' schools, laboratories and scientific research centers. It mainly includes management, machinery, materials, computers, information security, ships and oceans. Address: No.0/954, Huashan Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai.

2. Qibao Campus of Shanghai Jiaotong University: science, management, health, law and humanities.

3. Luwan Campus of Shanghai Jiaotong University: Medical College and its Graduate School.

4. Changning Campus of Shanghai Jiaotong University: School of Economics and Management and its Graduate School.

5. Minhang Campus of Shanghai Jiaotong University: including all undergraduate departments, most graduate schools, foreign students' schools and laboratories.

School profile:

Shanghai Jiaotong University is one of the oldest institutions of higher learning in China, enjoying a high reputation at home and abroad. It is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education and jointly established with Shanghai. After 120 years of unremitting efforts, Shanghai Jiaotong University has been built into a first-class domestic and internationally renowned university with "comprehensiveness, innovation and internationality".

/kloc-at the end of 0/9, the Sino-Japanese War was defeated and the nation was in danger. Sheng Xuanhuai, a famous industrialist and educator in modern China, founded Nanyang College, the predecessor of Jiaotong University, in Shanghai on 1896, adhering to the belief that "self-improvement lies in talent storage, and talent storage must first promote learning".

At the beginning of the school, the school has established the tenet of "seeking truth from facts, seeking truth from facts and being pragmatic", taking the cultivation of "first-class talents" as the educational goal, and being diligent and enterprising. In the 1920s and 1930s, it became a famous institution of higher learning in China and was known as "Oriental Massachusetts Institute of Technology".

During the Anti-Japanese War, teachers and students went through a lot of difficulties, moved to the concession, moved to Chongqing, and persisted in running schools. Many students joined the army and fought bloody battles. On the eve of liberation, teachers and students actively participated in the democratic revolution, and the school was known as the "democratic fortress".