Chengdu University of Technology is located in Chengdu, a famous historical and cultural city in China, and is known as the "Jinguan City". It was built by Sichuan Provincial People's Government, China People's Ministry of Land and Resources. In China's "Basic Capacity Building Project for Colleges and Universities in the Midwest", "Excellent Engineer Education and Training Plan" and "Sichuan 20 1 1 Plan", with the advantages of geology, energy, resource science, nuclear technology and environmental science, and the advantages of chemical engineering, materials and electronics, it was selected as a high-level talent training and scientific research base in China Earth Science.
Chengdu University of Technology, formerly known as Chengdu Geological Exploration Institute, was established on March 5, 1956. 1958, renamed Chengdu Institute of Geology; 1960, the school began to recruit graduate students; 1983, the school became the first university to recruit doctoral students after the country resumed the degree system; 1993, renamed Chengdu University of Technology; 200 1 Chengdu University of Technology was established with the approval of the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) and People's Republic of China (PRC) (Sichuan Business School and Nonferrous Metals Geology Workers College merged).
By April of 20 15, the campus covers an area of 2,890 mu, with a building area of 880,000 square meters, and the total value of teaching and research instruments and equipment is 500 million yuan. There are 16 teaching colleges, 1 institute of sedimentary geology and 1 institute of geological survey. There are 80 undergraduate majors. There are 3,353 faculty members, including 27,567 undergraduates, 726 junior college students/kloc-0 and 562 doctoral students/kloc-0.