Nanjing University
Region: Eastern Asia
Country/Region: China
Found Year: 1902
Address: 22 Hankoulu Road, Jiangsu Province, China
Introduction

Founded in 1902, Nanjing University (NJU) was known as San Jiang Normal School. During the following decades, it evolved as Liangjiang Normal School, Nanjing Higher Normal School, National Southeast University, the Fourth Zhongshan University, and National Central University, National Nanjing University. The name was changed to Nanjing University in 1950. In1952, due to the nationwide reconstruction of colleges and universities, NJU'S some academic units such as the School of Engineering and the School of Agriculture were separated from the University. Meanwhile, it merged with the School of Liberal Arts and the School of Sciences of the University of Nanking founded in1888. Its name remained and became a comprehensive university mainly focused on fundamental teaching and research in arts and sciences. In 1994 NJU was selected among the first group of Chinese Project 211 universities, in 1999 among the first group of 9 Chinese universities selected for Project 985, and 2009 as a member of C9 (Chinese Consortium of 9 Universities). Today, there are 28 Schools containing 75 departments in NJU. Among 4800 faculty and staff, there are 2228 full-time faculty members, among whom 29 are Academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and 3 Academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, 4 members of the Third World Academy of Sciences, 1 member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Currently, it has more than 30,000 full-time students, offering 86 undergraduate majors, 164 master programs, 150 doctoral programs and 28 postdoctoral research stations. NJU now homes 12 National Bases for Basic Sciences Research and Education, 4 Bases for Humanities and Social Sciences Research, 43 National Key Disciplines,1 National Laboratory of Microstructure (to be completed) and 7 State Key Laboratories of Science and Technology. NJU is very active in international cooperation and academic exchanges. So far, it has established partnership with over 260 institutions of higher learning in the world's 30 countries and regions. Annually 30% of NJU undergraduates study abroad, and over 3000 oversears students come to study in NJU, including 1,300 degree-seeking students. Up to now the university has sent more than 8,000 faculty members and staff abroad for further study and academic visits, and has also invited more than 3,000 foreign scholars and specialists to give lectures and conduct cooperative research. NJU has never ceased its efforts to explore new models of international cooperation. Such efforts resulted in the founding of the Centre for Chinese and American Studies(with the Johns Hopkins University, US), the Sino-German Institute for Law Studies (with Goettingen University, Germany), and the Centre for Chinese and Japanese Studies (with University of Tokyo, Japan) among others. The Institute for International Students, founded in 1955, has graduated more than 18,000 international students from over 70 countries. Meanwhile, an International College has been established, offering joint degree or dual-degree course programs for Chinese students such as “Sino-Canadian College” and “Nanjing-New York College” jointly established with University of Waterloo and the State University of New York. The vision of NJU is to build itself as a world-class university characterized as research-intensive, comprehensive and international, and thus it will play a more prominent role in China’s rise in the 21st century.

Academic Ranking of World Universities
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101-150
2021
101-150
2022
96
2023
Global Ranking of Academic Subjects
All Subjects
Subject
Rank
Best Ranked Subjects
Subject Rank
Environmental Science & Engineering
7
Water Resources
10
Nanoscience & Nanotechnology
12
Chemistry
18
Atmospheric Science
20
Remote Sensing
21
Earth Sciences
22
Materials Science & Engineering
23
Key Statistics
36625
Total Enrollment
1144(3.1%)
International Students
13196
Undergraduate Enrollment
704(5.3%)
International Students
17393
Graduate Enrollment
440(2.5%)
International Students
Programs
Undergraduate Programs
Accounting
Administration
Advertising and Communication
Analytical Chemistry
And High Analytical Chemistry and Physical
Applied Chemistry
Applied Psychology
Archeology
Archival Science
Astrometry and Celestial Mechanics
Astrophysics Professional
Atmospheric Physics
Automation
Building
Business Administration
Chinese Language and Literature
Coastal Marine Science
Communication Engineering
Computer Science and Technology
Department of International Business
E-Commerce
Economics
Editing and Publishing (Electronic Publishing Direction)
Educational Technology (Digital Media and Knowledge Engineering)
Electronic Engineering
English
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Science
Finance and Insurance
Financial Engineering
French Language
Fundamental Physics
Geochemistry
Geographic Information Science
Geological Engineering
Geology
German
History
Human Resource Management
Hydrology and Water Resources
Industrial Economics
Industrial Engineering
Information and Computing Science
Information Electronics
Information Engineering
Information Management and Information System
Inorganic Chemistry
International Economy and Trade
International Political
Japanese Language
Journalism
Korean Language
Labor and Personnel and Social Security
Land Resources and Tourism Sciences
Law
Library Science
Marketing
Materials Science and Engineering
Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
Meteorologists
Microelectronics and Optoelectronics
Modern Physics
Movie Theater Arts Professional
Organic Chemistry
Philosophy
Photoelectric Science
Physical Chemistry
Physics
Political Science and Public Administration
Radio, Television and New Media
Russian
Social Work
Sociology
Software Engineering
Sound Science and Engineering
Space Science and Technology
Spanish Language
Statistics
Urban and Regional Planning
Urban Planning and Design
Graduate Programs
Accounting
Acoustics
Analytical Chemistry
And High Analytical Chemistry and Physical
Anthropology
Applied Chemistry
Applied Linguistics
Applied Mathematics
Applied Psychology
Applied Software Engineering
Archaeology and Museology
Archeology
Architectural Design and Theory
Architectural History and Theory
Architecture and Civil Engineering
Archival Science
Astrometry and Celestial Mechanics
Astrophysics Professional
Atmospheric Physics and Environmental Studies
Basic Mathematics
Basic Medical
Basic Psychology
Biomedical Engineering
Business Administration
Business Management
Calligraphy
Chinese Ancient Literature
Chinese and Foreign Political System
Chinese Art History and Theory
Chinese Classical Literature Major
Chinese Modern and Contemporary Literature
Chinese Painting
Chinese Philology Professional
Chinese Philosophy
Circuits and Systems
Civil and Commercial Law
Clinical Medicine
Coastal Marine Science
Communication Engineering
Comparative Literature and World Literature
Computational Mathematics
Computer Science and Technology
Condensed Matter Physics
Condensed Matter Theory and Statistical Physics
Constitutional and Administrative Law
Control Science and Engineering
Criminal Law
Curriculum and Pedagogy
Demographic
Earth Exploration and Information Technology
Eastern Philosophy and Religion
Economic Law
Editing and Publishing
Educational Economy and Management
Educational Technology
Electronic Engineering
English
Environment and Natural Resources Protection Law
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Planning and Management
Environmental Safety and Health
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Ethics
Ethnology
Field and Microwave Technology
Finance
Folklore
Foreign Linguistics
Foreign Philosophy
French Language
Geochemistry
Geographic Information Science
Geological Engineering
German
Higher Education
History of Ancient China
History of the Chinese Communist Party
Human Resource Management
Hydrology and Water Resources
Industrial Economics
Industrial Engineering
Information and Computational Mathematics
Information Resources Management
Information Science
Inorganic Chemistry
Internal Medicine
International Law
International Political
International Relations
International Trade
Japanese Language
Land Resource Management
Legal History
Library Science
Linguistics and Applied Linguistics
Literary Professional
Logic
Logistics Engineering
Management Science and Engineering
Marxist Philosophy
Materials Physics and Chemistry
Materials Science
Materials Science and Engineering
Meteorologists
Microelectronics and Solid State Electronics
Mineral Prospecting and Exploration
Mineralogy, Petrology Study of Ore Deposits
Modern Chinese History
Modern Decoration and Design Studies
Monetary Economics
Natural and Geographical
Nomology
Nuclear Physics with Low-Energy Hadron Physics
Oil Paintings and Research
Operational Research and Cybernetics
Optical Engineering
Oral Medicine
Organic Chemistry
Oriental Art History
Paleontology and Stratigraphy
Particle Physics and Cosmology
Philosophy
Philosophy of Science and Technology
Physical Chemistry
Physical Electronics
Physiology
Political Economy
Political Theory
Population Research
Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics
Procedural Law
Project Management
Quaternary Geology
Religious Studies
Russian
Sculpture and Research
Signal and Information Processing
Sociology
Soft Matter Physics
Software Engineering
Space Science and Technology
Spanish Language
Special History
Structural Geology
Surgery
Technical Economics and Management
The Biophysics and Physical Biology
Theatre & Opera Professional
Theoretical Physics
Tourism Geography and Tourism Planning
Urban Environment Art Research
Urban Planning and Design
Urban Planning and Design
Western Economics
World Economy
World History