Hefei University

Hefei University is located in Hefei, the capital of Anhui Province, which is known as the "hometown of Bao Gong, the land of the Three States, and a city of science and education". It is situated at the intersection of Jinxiu Avenue and Shixin Road in the national Hefei Economic and Technological Development Zone, adjacent to the scenic Nanyan Lake. It is a multi-disciplinary full-time public undergraduate university mainly focusing on engineering, economics and management, with coordinated development of literature, science and education. Hefei United University was founded in 1980 by Mr. Yang Chengzong, the founder of radiochemistry in new China, and he served as the first president. At the beginning of its establishment, it implemented the model of "appropriate fees, no allocation, setting up majors according to social needs, and socialized logistics", which played an important exploratory role in China's higher education reform and was hailed as the "small village" of China's higher education reform.

In 2002, Hefei United University, Hefei Institute of Education and Hefei Normal School were merged to form Hefei University. In 2003, the college established its educational orientation as "local, applied, international", drew on the educational philosophy and practical experience of German universities of applied sciences, combined with its national conditions, actively explored cooperative and open education, carried out a series of educational and teaching reforms, and cultivated a large number of applied talents to serve the local economic and social development.

The college has more than 17,000 students and 942 staff members, including 788 full-time teachers. Among them, 295 teachers have the title of associate senior or above, and more than 78% of the full-time teachers have master's or doctoral degrees. The college has three national outstanding teachers, one teacher who has received the National May Day Labor Medal, two "Wanjiang Scholars" Distinguished professors, one selected for Hefei's "Hundred Talents Program", one selected for the National "Thousand Talents Program Supporting Talent Introduction Project", and more than 190 part-time teachers at home and abroad.

In 1985, the People's Government of Anhui Province signed an agreement with the government of Lower Saxony, Germany, designating Hefei University as a Sino-German provincial-state cultural exchange and cooperation project. Over the years, Hefei University has been actively engaged in international exchanges and cooperation. Currently, the college has established cooperative exchange relations with 47 universities in Germany, South Korea, Japan, the United States, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Ireland, Thailand, Taiwan and other countries and regions, and has sent more than 2,000 international students to Germany, South Korea, Italy, Spain and other countries. More than 1,000 students from Germany, South Korea and other countries have come to study at the university. The Anhui - Germany Center and the Hefei - Korea Center are located in our college. The college has nearly 20 foreign teachers on campus all year round (three of whom have received China's "National Friendship Award" and ten have received Anhui Province's "Huangshan Friendship Award"). The college has 13 cooperative education programs, of which three have been approved by the Ministry of Education. The Sino-German cooperative logistics management program is the first of its kind approved by the Ministry of Education in Anhui Province.

Looking to the future, Hefei University will continue to explore and innovate, further improve the quality of talent cultivation, and strive to become a distinctive, high-level, people-satisfying applied undergraduate university.

Homepage of Hefei University: www.hfuu.edu.cn

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