Brief introduction of China Agricultural University:
China Agricultural University (CAU), located in Beijing, is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the central government. It is jointly established by the Ministry of Water Resources of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of the People's Republic of China and Beijing. Ranked as "Double First-class", "985 Project" and "21Project", and selected as "Basic Discipline Enrollment Reform Pilot", "201/plan" and "1plan".
The education and training program for outstanding engineers, the education and training program for outstanding agricultural and forestry talents, the national postgraduate program for building high-level universities, the China government scholarship receiving institution for overseas students, and the national college students' cultural quality education base are members of the "10+ 10" cooperative research alliance of the University of China-California.
China Agricultural University was founded on 1905. 1949 In September, Peking University Agricultural College, Tsinghua University Agricultural College and North China University Agricultural College merged to form Beijing Agricultural University. 1952 10 The Department of Agricultural Machinery of Beijing Agricultural University merged with North China Agricultural Machinery College and Mechanized Farming School of the Central Ministry of Agriculture to form Beijing Mechanized Agricultural College.
In June 5438+065438+ 10 of the same year, Pingyuan Agricultural College was merged into Beijing Mechanized Agricultural College, and in July it was renamed Beijing Agricultural Mechanization College 1953, and in June it was renamed Beijing Agricultural Engineering University 1985. 1995 In September, Beijing Agricultural University and Beijing Agricultural Engineering University merged to form China Agricultural University.
By the end of 65438+February 2022, the school had 18 colleges, 1 entity teaching units and 1 directly affiliated departments, and set up 80 undergraduate majors, involving 7 disciplines such as agronomy, engineering, science, economics, management, law and literature.