Beijing Foreign Studies University (hereinafter referred to as Beijing Foreign Studies University) directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) ranks among the first batch of "2 1 1 Projects" in China, and has been selected into "985 Innovation Platform of Engineering Superiority", "201/Plan" and "National Construction of High-level Universities".
China is the first batch of "double-first-class" world-class discipline construction universities, a member of the International Federation of University Translation Colleges, a member of the Beijing-Hong Kong University Alliance and the China-Japan Humanities Exchange University Alliance, with graduate schools. It is a national key university with a long history, the largest number of languages and a complete school-running level among foreign language colleges in China, and is known as the "cradle of Japanese diplomats".
2. Shanghai International Studies University
Shanghai International Studies University, referred to as "Shanghai International Studies University" for short, is the first foreign language institution established after the founding of New China. It is one of the cradles of foreign language education in New China. Directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) and jointly established with the Shanghai Municipal People's Government. The first batch entered the national "2 1 1 project" and "double-class". Selected as a national postgraduate project to build a high-level university and a scholarship institution of the China government to receive overseas students in China.
The school was formerly known as Shanghai Russian School affiliated to East China People's Revolutionary University, which was founded in 1949 and 12. Its first chairman was Jiang Chunfang, a famous Russian translator, publisher and founder of the encyclopedia of China. Later, it was inherited and transformed by the Foreign Language School affiliated to East China People's Revolutionary University, Shanghai Russian Institute (revised) and Shanghai International Studies University, and officially renamed Shanghai International Studies University on 1994.
3. Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, referred to as Guangwai for short, is located in Guangzhou, which has the reputation of "Flower City" and is a provincial key university with distinctive international characteristics.
The school has successively been selected into the national "20 1 1 Plan", "National Postgraduate Program for Building High-level Universities", "Key Discipline Project with National Characteristics", "Demonstration Base for Studying in China by the Ministry of Education", "Key Discipline University for Building High-level Universities in Guangdong Province" and "Asian Campus Plan".
It is one of the 19 universities in the world that provide high-end translators for the United Nations, one of the founding units of the national discipline of international economy and trade, and a member of the International Federation of University Translation Colleges. It is an important base for training international talents and studying foreign language culture, foreign economy and trade and international strategy in South China.
The school's predecessor was Guangzhou Foreign Studies Institute and Guangzhou Institute of Foreign Trade. Guangzhou Foreign Studies University was founded in1October1964165438+officially enrolled in July 1965. It is one of the three famous foreign language universities directly under the Ministry of Education. Guangzhou Institute of Foreign Trade was established in 1980 and 65438+February, and it is an institution directly under the former Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (now the Ministry of Commerce).
198 1 year, the school obtained the right to grant master's degrees; 1986, the school was granted the right to confer doctoral degrees. 1In May, 1995, the Guangdong Provincial People's Government merged the two universities to form Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. On June 5438- 10, 2008, Guangdong Vocational College of Finance and Economics was merged into Guangdong University of Foreign Studies.
4. university of international business and economics
University of international business and economics (university of international business and economics) is located in Beijing, the capital of China. The school was founded in 195 1 as a senior commercial cadre school of the Ministry of Trade, 1954 was merged into Beijing Institute of Foreign Trade, and 1960 was listed as one of the first batch of 64 national key universities.
1February 1996, 1996 was listed as one of the first 40 key institutions of higher learning in the "21/project" by the State Education Commission, the State Planning Commission and the Ministry of Finance. 1984, the school was officially renamed university of international business and economics, named after the Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations and Trade in charge at that time. In June 2000, it merged with the former China Institute of Finance to form a new university of international business and economics.
The school is a multidisciplinary national key foreign language university in finance and economics, directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), with five disciplines: economics, management, law, literature and science. It is characterized by international economy and trade, law (international economic law), finance, business administration, foreign languages (business foreign languages) and other advantageous majors, and is the national "2 1 1 project" focus.
The school is the first batch of "double-first-class" world-class discipline construction universities in China, and has been selected into "201plan", "excellent legal talents education and training plan", "national public postgraduate program for building high-level universities", "China government scholarship receiving institution for international students in China" and "key research base of humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education". It is one of the five "Education Strategy and Planning Research Center of the Ministry of Education", one of the national key foreign language universities 15, and the first China member university of the "Virtual Institute of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development".
5. Beijing Language and Culture University
Beijing language and culture university (hereinafter referred to as "Beihu University") is an institution of higher learning directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC). It has been selected as a national high-level university construction graduate program, a featured key discipline program, a demonstration base for studying in China by the Ministry of Education, and a scholarship institution for international students from China government. It was established under the personal care of Premier Zhou Enlai.
Founded in 1962, it was named "Advanced Preparatory School for Foreign Students"; 1June, 964, it was named "Beijing Language Institute" with the approval of the State Council; 1974 chairman Mao Zedong wrote the name of the school; /kloc-0 changed its name to "beijing language and culture university" in June 1996; In 2002, the name of the school was simplified to "Beijing Language and Culture University".
Beijing language and culture university is the only international university in China that focuses on teaching Chinese and China culture to foreign students in China, and is known as "Little United Nations". The school provides foreign language, Chinese, information science, economy, art and other professional education for foreign students in China, and undertakes the tasks of training Chinese teachers and foreign language training for preparatory students studying abroad.
North Language has developed into a multi-disciplinary university with the characteristics and advantages of language teaching and research, and Chinese, foreign languages and related disciplines have developed together. Subjects cover literature, economics, law, engineering, history, education, management and art.