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'''Jiaying University''' or historically '''Kaying University''' ({{zh|s=嘉应大学|t=嘉應大學|p=Jiāyīng Dàxué}}) is a public provincial undergraduate university based in ] City in Guangdong Province, southern China. '''Jiaying University''' or historically '''Kaying University''' ({{zh|s=嘉应大学|first=s}}) is a public provincial undergraduate university based in ] City in Guangdong Province, southern China.


== History == == History ==
The university grew out of the Women's Normal School established in 1913<ref>Far East Society</ref> and received its name because Meizhou was known as '''Jiaying''' during the ] (1644{{ndash}}1911).


== Physical setting and library ==
The university grew out of the Women's Normal School established in 1913 and received its name because Meizhou was known as '''Jiaying''' during the ] (1644{{ndash}}1911).
The university covers 101 hectares with buildings covering 550,000 square meters. It has 170 million RMB worth of assets such as teaching instruments and equipment, including 31 laboratories with advanced equipment, and houses a collection of 1.82 million books, over 100,000 electronic books and more than 1,500 domestic and foreign periodicals.


== Staff ==
==Physical setting and library==
At present, the university has a staff of 1,508, including 1,050 teachers, with 90 full professors and 262 associate professors, and 61 doctoral degree and 475 master's degree holders. Notable experts and scholars from home and abroad have been invited as visiting or honorary professors, such as Qiu Chengtong, Han Suyin, Daisaku Ikeda, Pan Yugang and Wang Fosong.
The University covers 101 hectares with buildings covering 550,000 square meters. It has 170 million RMB worth of assets such as teaching instruments and equipment, including 31 laboratories with advanced equipment, and houses a collection of 1.82 million books, over 100,000 electronic books and more than 1,500 domestic and foreign periodicals.


==Staff== == Students ==
The university has 19,282 full-time students and 8,499 part-time students from 22 provinces of China. Currently the university offers 45 undergraduate majors in 19 schools and 2 teaching departments, which fall into 10 disciplines, such as the arts, the sciences, engineering, law and medicine.
At present, the University has a staff of 1,508, including 1,050 teachers, with 90 full professors and 262 associate professors, and 61 doctoral degree and 475 master's degree holders. Notable experts and scholars from home and abroad have been invited as visiting or honorary professors, such as Qiu Chengtong, Han Suyin, Daisaku Ikeda, Pan Yugang and Wang Fosong.


== Setting and ethnic community ==
==Students==
The university is rooted in the ] homeland, serving mountainous areas and promoting Hakka culture. Since the university was founded, it has received donations totaling 100 million RMB from domestic and overseas outstanding compatriots and alumni, notably Dr. ] and Dr. ]. Its Hakka Research Institute is a key provincial-level research base in humanities and social sciences as well as the research base of Guangdong Hakka studies, and its School of Hakka Studies is the first of its kind in China.
The University has 19,282 full-time students and 8,499 part-time students from 22 provinces of China. Currently the University offers 45 undergraduate majors in 19 schools and 2 teaching departments, which fall into 10 disciplines, such as the arts, the sciences, engineering, law and medicine.


== Degrees offered ==
==Setting and ethnic community==
In 2006, the university successfully passed the undergraduate education evaluation by the ]. Now it aims to become eligible to award master's degrees around 2013, its 100 anniversary, and to build itself into a local comprehensive university of high quality with distinctive local characteristics renowned in Guangdong Province and throughout China.
The University is rooted in the ] homeland, serving mountainous areas and promoting Hakka culture. Since the University was founded, it has received donations totaling 100 million RMB from domestic and overseas outstanding compatriots and alumni, notably Dr. ] and Dr. ]. Its Hakka Research Institute is a key provincial-level research base in humanities and social sciences as well as the research base of Guangdong Hakka studies, and its School of Hakka Studies is the first of its kind in China.


==Degrees offered== == References ==
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In 2006, the University successfully passed the undergraduate education evaluation by the ]. Now it aims to become eligible to award master's degrees around 2013, its 100 anniversary, and to build itself into a local comprehensive university of high quality with distinctive local characteristics renowned in Guangdong Province and throughout China.


== External links == == External links ==
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Latest revision as of 10:46, 14 August 2023

Public university in Guangdong, China
Jiaying University
嘉应大学 (Chinese)
Former namesJiaying College
Meixian Girls Normal School
TypePublic university
Established1913; 112 years ago (1913)
PresidentCheng Biao
Academic staff923
Administrative staff1,392
Students14,000
LocationMeixian, Meizhou, Guangdong, China
Websitehttp://www.jyu.edu.cn
Chinese name
Simplified Chinese嘉应大学
Traditional Chinese嘉應大學
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu PinyinJiāyīng Dàxué
Yue: Cantonese
Jyutpinggaa1 jing3 daai6 hok6

Jiaying University or historically Kaying University (Chinese: 嘉应大学) is a public provincial undergraduate university based in Meizhou City in Guangdong Province, southern China.

History

The university grew out of the Women's Normal School established in 1913 and received its name because Meizhou was known as Jiaying during the Qing dynasty (1644–1911).

Physical setting and library

The university covers 101 hectares with buildings covering 550,000 square meters. It has 170 million RMB worth of assets such as teaching instruments and equipment, including 31 laboratories with advanced equipment, and houses a collection of 1.82 million books, over 100,000 electronic books and more than 1,500 domestic and foreign periodicals.

Staff

At present, the university has a staff of 1,508, including 1,050 teachers, with 90 full professors and 262 associate professors, and 61 doctoral degree and 475 master's degree holders. Notable experts and scholars from home and abroad have been invited as visiting or honorary professors, such as Qiu Chengtong, Han Suyin, Daisaku Ikeda, Pan Yugang and Wang Fosong.

Students

The university has 19,282 full-time students and 8,499 part-time students from 22 provinces of China. Currently the university offers 45 undergraduate majors in 19 schools and 2 teaching departments, which fall into 10 disciplines, such as the arts, the sciences, engineering, law and medicine.

Setting and ethnic community

The university is rooted in the Hakka homeland, serving mountainous areas and promoting Hakka culture. Since the university was founded, it has received donations totaling 100 million RMB from domestic and overseas outstanding compatriots and alumni, notably Dr. Tsang Hin-chi and Dr. Tin Ka Ping. Its Hakka Research Institute is a key provincial-level research base in humanities and social sciences as well as the research base of Guangdong Hakka studies, and its School of Hakka Studies is the first of its kind in China.

Degrees offered

In 2006, the university successfully passed the undergraduate education evaluation by the Ministry of Education of China. Now it aims to become eligible to award master's degrees around 2013, its 100 anniversary, and to build itself into a local comprehensive university of high quality with distinctive local characteristics renowned in Guangdong Province and throughout China.

References

  1. Far East Society

External links

Universities and colleges in Guangdong
National
Provincial
Guangzhou
Meizhou
Zhaoqing
ChaozhouHanshan Normal University
Jiangmen
Shantou
Shaoguan
Shenzhen
Zhanjiang
Zhuhai
Dongguan
Foshan
See also: List of universities in China

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