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Nankai University
Nam khai đại học
MottoDuẫn công duẫn năng, nhật tân nguyệt dị[1]
Motto in English
Dedication to Public Interests, Acquisition of All-round Capability, Aspiration for Progress with Each Passing Day[1]
TypeNational,Public
Established1919;105 years ago(1919)
PresidentChen Yulu
Academic staff
2,286
Undergraduates17,339
Postgraduates17,467
Location
Tianjin
,
China
CampusBalitai, Jinnan, TEDA
Websitenankai.edu.cn
Nankai University
Simplified ChineseNam khai đại học
Traditional ChineseNam khai đại học

Nankai Universityis a public university inTianjin, China.It is affiliated with theMinistry of Education of China.The university is part ofProject 211,Project 985,and theDouble First-Class Construction.[2][3]

Nankai University was established in 1919 as the private Nankai School byYan XiuandZhang Boling.During theSecond Sino-Japanese War from 1937 to 1945,Nankai University,Peking UniversityandTsinghua Universitymerged and formed the National Changsha Provisional University, which later moved toKunmingand was renamed the National Southwestern Associated University ( tây nam liên đại ). On December 25, 2000, the State Ministry of Education signed an agreement with Tianjin Municipal Government to jointly establish and develop Nankai University.

Nankai's alumni include the firstPremier of the People's Republic of ChinaZhou Enlai,mathematicianShiing-Shen Chernand Nobel laureatesChen Ning YangandTsung-Dao Lee.[4][5][6][7]

History[edit]

Students of Nankai University in 1919
Main Building of Nankai University

1919–1937[edit]

The university was founded as a private institution in 1919.[8]Nankai's scale was relatively small at its inception partly because it received no funding from the government but instead was funded by foreign charitable funds and local entrepreneurs, with only 3 departments (liberal arts, science, and business) and 96 students.[9]It was noted particularly for its courses which were taught in English using foreign curricula and textbooks.[10][citation needed]

The well-knownNankai Institute of Economicswas established in 1927 and soon became one of the most prominent[11]in China being the first non-foreign entity to calculate a Chinese Consumer Price Index.[12]

By 1937, Nankai had expanded into a university of 3 colleges, 13 departments, and 2 research institutes, with 429 students and 110 faculty and staff members.[9]

It was once nicknamed "The North Star of Higher Learning".[13]

1937–1949[edit]

In July 1937, during theSino-Japanese War,Nankai campus was severely damaged by Japanese bombings.[14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]About two-thirds of Nankai's school buildings including its library were destroyed by the Japanese Imperial Army. A number of the school's artifacts, including the university bell,[22][23][24]were looted and remain in Japanese museums till this day.[citation needed]

In August 1937, still during the Sino-Japanese War, Nankai University,Peking UniversityandTsinghua Universityunited to form theNational Changsha Provisional University,which later moved toKunmingand was renamed theNational Southwestern Associated University.[25][26][27][28]On April 2, it was renamed "National Southwestern Associated University.[27]In 1946, after the war, Nankai returned toTianjinand was reformed into a national university by the government.[29]At that time, Nankai had four schools (Liberal Arts, Science, Political Science and Economics, and Engineering) and 16 departments.[30]

1949–1966[edit]

After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, Nankai was readjusted and became a comprehensive university with emphasis on the arts and sciences, with 14 departments and 3 professional specialties in total.[9]

1966–1976[edit]

From 1966 to 1976 the School's normal life was out of order due to theCultural Revolution.[9]In 1976 acatastrophic earthquake broke out in Tangshan,bordering Tianjin, causing damage of varying degrees to the School's buildings.[9]

1976–present[edit]

Second Main Building of Nankai University

In February 1978, the State Council decided to resume and set up national key colleges, Nankai University is identified as the first national key college.[31]

After 1980, Nankai added a number of new specialties and institutes. In arts, applied specialties on financing were set up and the School of Economics was reopened in 1983, while in Sciences, interdisciplinary, marginal and high and new technological specialties were added.

Nankai was among the first universities in China to open its doors for students from America in the 1980s.[32]In 1989 the university was ordered by the Tianjin public security bureau to send two Americans back home, following rising political tensions over pro-democracy demonstrations.[33]

By the late 1980s, Nankai University had grown to be a comprehensive university embracing Humanities, Natural Sciences, Applied Sciences, Life Sciences, Managements and Art.

In 1994 Tianjin Foreign Trade College was merged to Nankai university. In 1999 under the combined efforts of Nankai andTEDA,TEDA College was set up. In 2000 the State Ministry of Education signed an agreement with Tianjin Municipal Government on jointly establishing and developing Nankai University. Experimental cooperation between Nankai University and Tianjin University was initiated on the principle of independent school-running and close cooperation. In 2002 under the cooperative efforts of Nankai, Government ofShenzhenandUC Berkeley,the Financial Engineering College was established in Shenzhen.

In May 2006 Nankai's presidentRao Zihetendered 15 of the 21 university's college dean positions, restaffing key positions in an effort to further improve the university's educational programs.[34]

In February 2015, following Chinese media reports and statements from inside the Chinese Communist Party that universities would have to "be cleansed of liberal Western textbooks and other ideological heresies", Nankai's president Gong Ke publicly stated: "Recently I've read people on the Internet saying that the ranks of academics must be cleansed, purified and rectified. I can't agree with this. This was the mentality of 1957 or 1966." and "We cannot re-enact this history of" leftist "errors against intellectuals."[35][36]

  • Nankai University Yingshuidao Campus
    Nankai University Yingshuidao Campus
  • Nankai University TEDA college
    Nankai University TEDA college
  • Joint Research Building of Tianjin University and Nankai University
    Joint Research Building ofTianjin Universityand Nankai University
  • Cemetery of Shiing-shen Chern
    Cemetery ofShiing-shen Chern
  • Siyuan building
    Siyuan building

Campus[edit]

Nankai university encompasses three campuses. Balitai, Jinnan and TEDA.[37]The total local campus area is 456.1 and the building area 136.8 hectare.[38]

Balitai campus[edit]

Balitai was Nankai's first campus. established in 1919 and is located at Balitai in the Nankai district of Taijin. The campus hosts 10 colleges, namely the Business School, School of Economics, School of Literature, College of Chemistry, School of Mathematical Sciences, Institute of Physics, College of Foreign Languages, College of Life Sciences and Institute of Japan Studies.[39]

Jinnan campus[edit]

Jinnan campus is the latest campus of Nankai university. It was opened in September 2015 and is located in the jinnan Area. The campus hosts 14 colleges, the Zhou Enlai School of Government, College of Tourism and Service Management, School of Medicine, College of Pharmacy, Law School, College of Chinese Language and Culture, Faculty of Philosophy, College of History, College of Computer and Control Engineering, College of Electronic Information and Optical Engineering, School of Material Science and Engineering, School of Finance and College of Software.[40]

TEDA campus[edit]

TEDA campus is also located in the Binhai New Area and hosts the TEDA Institute of Biological Sciences and Biotechnology and the TEDA Institute of Applied Physics.[41]

Main Building of Nankai University

Academics[edit]

The Eastern Arts Building

Nankai is a multidisciplinary university under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education.[42][citation needed]

Teaching and Learning[edit]

The university has academic programs that cover the humanities, natural sciences, technology, life sciences, medical sciences and the arts, with an equal balance between the sciences and the liberal arts.[43]

Nankai's academic programs operate on a semester calendar, with two terms. The first beginning in early September and ending in early January and the second beginning in early February and ending in early July. Subsequently, winter break usually ranges from early January to early February and summer break from early July to early September.[44]

Nankai, in 2013, had 22 colleges and schools, and offered 79 bachelor's degree programs, 231 master's degree programs, and 172 PhD programs. The total enrollment stood at approximately 12,000 undergraduate students and 11,000 graduate students. Of the total student population, 10% were international students from different countries around the world.

In 2018 the university offered a total of 80 undergraduate programs, 231 Master and 172 PhD programs and 28 post doctoral research stations. The total count of full-time students was 24,525. Academic staff consisted of 1,986 full-time teaching personnel, with 214 professors and 805 associate professors.[38]

Nankai offers different scholarships, among them the Chinese Government Scholarship for international students,[45]the CSC Scholarship for American Students,[46]the Tianjin Government Scholarship,[47]the Confucius Institute Scholarship[48]and the Nankai University Scholarship.[49]

Nankai also offers several scholarship programs to support international exchanges and hosts different international student exchange programs.[50]Nankai's broad international programs are organized through the International Office. The university has established cooperations with more than 300 international universities and academic institutions, including programs like an Elementary School Chinese Program with schools in the US, which was launched in 2009.[51][52][53][54]In 2010 the US-China exchange program Study International was launched, with the plan to send 100,000 American students to china in a four-year time frame. The first students were sent to Nankai university in the fall of 2010.

In 2012 Nankai was invited to become the 35th member of The Global University Leaders Forum (GULF), a global community of high-ranking universities, including renowned members likeYale University,Harvard Universityand theUniversity of Oxford.[55][additional citation(s) needed]

Nankai University Library (Central Library)

Research[edit]

The university has established broad international exchanges and collaborative relationships with more than 200 universities and academic institutions. Nobel LaureatesChen Ning Yang,Tsung-Dao Lee,Samuel Chao Chung Ting,Robert A. Mundell,andReinhard Seltenas well as former President of KoreaKim Dae Jungand former US Secretary of StateHenry Kissingerwere all conferred Honorary Professorships by Nankai University.[56]

In November 2016Robert F. Engle,who won the 2003 Nobel Prize in economics, became an honorary professor at Nankai.[57]

Many other world-known scholars and entrepreneurs have been invited as Visiting Professors at Nankai University. Dr. Heng-Kang Sang returned from the United States to found the College of Economic and Social Development in 1987. Nankai University, a magnet for talented mathematicians known both at home and abroad, has become one of the most famous centers for mathematics worldwide.

Nankai established nineConfucius Institutesaround the world.[58][citation needed]

Scientists from Nankai have been involved in different scientific breakthroughs and important advancements.[59][60][61]

Rankings and reputation[edit]

University rankings
BCURNational[62] Domestic 21
Wu ShulianNational[63] Domestic 24
CUAANational[64] Alumni 9
QSNational[65] General 20
THENational[66] General 17–20
QSAsia
(Asia version)[67]		 General 92
THEAsia
(Asia version)[68]		 General 55
ARWUWorld[69] Research 151–200
QSWorld[70] General =377
THEWorld[71] General 251–300
USNWRWorld[72] General =256
Nankai University Library (Central Library)

Nankai University is ranked among the top 10 universities in China, with exceptions in 2017 and 2018.[6]In the ranking of top 50 universities in China published byRenmin University of Chinain June 2011, it was ranked 10th.[4]In theNetbig rankingof 2011 it was ranked 10th as well.[5]In theQS World University Rankingsof 2013 it was ranked 62nd among Asian universities, and 11th in China.[6]In the Chinese first-class university ranking of 2012 byWu Shulianof China Management Academy, it was placed 8th.[7]In theCWTS Leiden Ranking2013, it was ranked 53rd among world universities, and 1st in China.[73]In theNature IndexGlobal 2014, it was ranked 83rd among world universities, and 7th in China.[74]

Department rankings[edit]

The university is also highly regarded for its top quality undergraduate programs.[75]Nankai's mathematics, chemistry,[76]history, business and economics programs are among the best in China.[75][77][78]

Chern, Shiing-Shenestablished the world's largest mathematics institute (in terms of office area) in Nankai University.[79][citation needed]

Student life[edit]

Student body[edit]

In 2018 Nankai enrolled 24,525 full-time students, with 13,067 undergraduate, 8,162 postgraduate and 3,296 PhD students. Of them 1,902 were international students.[80][citation needed]

Colleges and schools[edit]

[81]

  • College of Chemistry
    College of Chemistry
  • TEDA College
    TEDA College
  • School of Medicine
    School of Medicine
  • School of Finance
    School of Finance
  • School of Law
    School of Law

People[edit]

Presidents[edit]

The universities first presidentZhang Boling

Notable alumni[edit]

Zhou Enlai,firstPremier of the People's Republic of Chinaand student of the first ever class at Nankai in 1919

Notable alumni of Nankai university include

A more extensive list of Nankai alumni can be foundhere.

See also[edit]

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