1, Nanchang Campus of Donghua University of Technology

East China Institute of Technology (formerly East China Institute of Geology), founded in 1956, is a multidisciplinary university featuring geoscience and nuclear science, focusing on science and engineering, and integrating economics, management, literature, law, teaching and literature. It is the selection and training base for non-commissioned officers of China Armed Police Gold Command, and the talent training base of China National Nuclear Corporation and China Nuclear Industry Construction Group Corporation.

Address: No.418, Languang Avenue, Nanchang Economic Development Zone, Jiangxi Province.

2. east china institute of technology Fuzhou Campus

Address: No.56 Xuefu Road, Fuzhou, Jiangxi

The school has two campuses, Nanchang and Fuzhou, with a total campus area of more than 2,500 mu and more than 30,000 students (including international students). There are Earth Sciences College, Nuclear Engineering and Geophysics College, Water Resources and Environmental Engineering College, Surveying and Mapping Engineering College, Chemical Biology and Materials Science College, Architectural Engineering College, Mechanical and Electronic Engineering College, Information Engineering College, Foreign Languages College, Economics and Management College, Arts College, Science College, Physical Education College, Teachers College, Software College, Marxism College, Naval Reserve Officers College and National Defense Science and Technology College (Nuclear Energy College).

Brief introduction of Donghua Institute of Technology

Donghua Institute of Technology is a multidisciplinary university with geoscience advantages and nuclear discipline characteristics, which is jointly established by Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, State Bureau of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, Ministry of Land and Resources and China National Nuclear Corporation. The school was founded by the former Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources in Shanxi in 1956, and moved to Fuzhou, Jiangxi in September 1959. It successively belongs to the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources, the Second Machinery Department, the Ministry of Nuclear Industry and China National Nuclear Corporation. The school has two campuses, Nanchang and Fuzhou, with a total campus area of more than 2,500 mu and more than 30,000 students.