Gansu Normal University for Nationalities

Gansu Normal University for Nationalities is a university located in Hezuo, Gansu, China. It was established in 1978 and mainly educated ethnic minority students from China's western provinces. The university offers undergraduate, master's and doctorate programs across multiple disciplines including arts, science, engineering, management and education. They have been recognized for their efforts to promote higher education in western China.

Overview

Gansu Normal University for Nationalities (GNUN) is a comprehensive multi-disciplinary university that mainly accepts minority students from the western provinces. GNUN has been in operation since 1978 and has propelled the growth and expansion of higher education within the region. Over the years, the university has grown to have a student population of around 18,000 which includes undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students. It offers a wide array of courses across its various faculties and departments spanning the realms of literature, history, philosophy, economics, management, laws, education, science, engineering, and arts. Aside from academics, the university also pays great attention to cultural activities and encourages the unique ethnic culture of western China. Their academic system integrates perfectly with the traditions, boosting relationship between different ethnic groups. The university also carries out substantial scientific research and has made remarkable achievements.