China University of Geosciences, Wuhan

China University of Geosciences, Wuhan (China University of Geosciences, Wuhan), located in Wuhan City, is a national key university directly under the direct control of the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China. Jointly built by the Ministry of Education and the People's Government of Hubei Province, it is a national "double first-class" university. The "211 Project" and "985 Project Advantage Discipline Innovation Platform" universities are approved by the state to establish graduate schools. Selected in the "111 Plan", "Excellent Engineer Education and Training Plan", the National public graduate Program for Building high-level universities, the Chinese Government scholarship receiving institutions for international students, and the first batch of scientific and technological achievements transformation and technology transfer bases of colleges and universities, Founding member of high-quality Resource Sharing Alliance of high-level industry characteristic Universities, Earth Science International University Alliance, China University Planetary Science Alliance, "Seven universities jointly running schools". China University of Geosciences (CUG) was founded in 1952 as Beijing College of Geology, which was formed by merging the departments of geology and engineering of Peking University, Tsinghua University, Tianjin University, Tangshan Railway College and other universities. In 1960, it was designated as a national key university by the Central government. Emigrated during the Cultural Revolution. In 1975, it moved to Wuhan and was renamed Wuhan College of Geology. In 1987, the State Education Commission approved the change of the name of Wuhan College of Geosciences to China University of Geosciences, with two schools in Wuhan and Beijing and its headquarters in Wuhan. In 2000, it entered the list of universities directly under the Ministry of Education. In March 2005, the headquarters of the university was abolished, and Wuhan and Beijing were independent schools. In 2006, the Ministry of Education and the former Ministry of Land and Resources signed an agreement to jointly build China University of Geosciences. As of December 2021, the University has Nanwangshan Campus and Future City campus, covering a total area of 1,474,353 square meters and a total campus area of 1,385,752.04 square meters; It has 23 colleges and 69 undergraduate programs. There are 3,369 teaching staff and 31,040 full-time students. There are 16 doctoral programs in first-level disciplines, 34 master programs in first-level disciplines, and 15 postdoctoral research centers. There are 10 professional degrees.