Communication University of China

Communication University of China (Communication University of China), referred to as "Zhongchuan", is located in Beijing, the capital. It is a characteristic university in the field of information communication directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. Construction of universities, national "985 Project Advantageous Discipline Innovation Platform" construction universities, national "111 Plan", "National Construction of High-Level University Public Postgraduate Project", "National College Students' Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program", Asian Campus[77] Selected universities, The initiator of the International Media Higher Education Alliance, the UNESCO "Media and Women" chair unit, and the receiving institution for Chinese government scholarships for international students in China. The predecessor of the school was the technical personnel training class of the Central Broadcasting Bureau founded in 1954. In 1958, it was renamed Beijing Broadcasting College. Approved by the State Council in 1959, the school was upgraded to Beijing Broadcasting Institute. In 2000, it was transferred from the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television to the Ministry of Education for management. In 2001, it was identified as a national "211 Project" key construction university. [59] In 2002, the East Campus of Beijing Campus of China University of Mining and Technology (formerly Beijing Coal Management Cadre College) was integrated into Beijing Broadcasting Institute. In September 2004, it was renamed Communication University of China. As of April 2021, the school covers an area of 463,700 square meters, with a total construction area of 638,800 square meters; it has 21 teaching and research units, 84 undergraduate majors; 7 post-doctoral research stations, and 8 first-level doctoral degree authorization Discipline points, 19 first-level discipline points authorized by master's degree, 11 professional master categories; 2 national "double first-class" construction disciplines, 2 national key disciplines, 1 national key cultivation discipline; 1969 faculty members, full-time in There are more than 16,000 students, including more than 10,000 ordinary full-time undergraduates and more than 5,000 doctoral and master students