Southwest University:
1. Southwest University is located in Beibei District of Chongqing, directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), and is a national key university jointly established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Chongqing.
2. Southwest University is the first batch of "double first-class" universities in China, with "21engineering" and "985 engineering advantage discipline innovation platform" as the construction universities. The school motto is "carry forward the past and forge ahead".
3. The school dates back to the East Sichuan Normal School established in 1906. 1950, the departments of education, Chinese, foreign languages, history, geography and mathematics of Sichuan Institute of Education merged with the National Women's Normal College established in 1940 to form Southwest Normal College.
From 4.65438 to 0985, the two universities were renamed Southwest Normal University and Southwest Agricultural University respectively. In 2005, Southwest Normal University and Southwest Agricultural University merged to form Southwest University.
Conditions for running Southwest University:
1. Southwest University has 12 disciplines, including philosophy, economics, law, teaching, literature, history, science, engineering, agronomy, medicine, management and art, including 3 national key disciplines and 2 national key (nurturing) disciplines.
2. Southwest University has 29 first-level discipline doctoral degree authorization points, 54 first-level discipline master degree authorization points, 2 professional doctoral degrees, 27 professional master degrees, and 27 post-doctoral research stations (workstations).
3. There are 3 162 full-time teachers in Southwest University, including 77 professors, 540 doctoral supervisors and 77 master supervisors.
4. Southwest University has national talents 12 1 person, including academicians of China Academy of Sciences 1 person, 3 academicians of China Academy of Engineering, 5 overseas academicians, and senior professors of humanities and social sciences 1 person.