Xinjiang University

Xinjiang University (Xinjiang University), referred to as "Xinda", is located in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It is a comprehensive national key university jointly established by the Ministry of Education and the People's Government of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. , The national "211 Project" construction university, the national western development key construction university, selected into the national "111 plan", the comprehensive strength improvement project of central and western universities, the national construction of high-level university public postgraduate projects, and Chinese government scholarships for foreign students in China. , Excellent Engineer Education and Training Program, Excellent Legal Talent Education and Training Program, National Demonstration Universities for Deepening Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education Reform, the first batch of higher education scientific and technological achievements transformation and technology transfer bases, the central and western "one province, one school" national key construction university (Z14) A member of the alliance, a university initiated by the China-Central Asian National University Alliance. The predecessor of Xinjiang University was the Xinjiang Russian Law and Politics School founded in 1924. In January 1935, it was rebuilt as Xinjiang College. On October 1, 1960, Xinjiang University was formally established. In 1978, the school was identified by the State Council as the only national key university in Xinjiang. In 1997, it was included in the first batch of national "211 Project" key construction universities. In 2000, it was identified as a key university for the country’s western development; in the same year, Xinjiang University merged with the former Xinjiang Institute of Technology to form a new Xinjiang University. In 2004, the school became a university of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region People's Government and the Ministry of Education "co-constructed by the district and ministry". According to the information on the school’s official website in May 2023, the school has three campuses: Honghu, Youhao, and Boda, covering an area of about 4,790 acres, a building area of 1.24 million square meters, and more than 2 million volumes of various paper literature resources; There are 33 teaching and research institutions offering 95 undergraduate majors; there are 37,350 students of various types, including 22,360 undergraduates, 13,790 postgraduates, 1,095 doctoral students, 105 international students, and 2,041 full-time teachers