Nanjing Agricultural University

Nanjing Agricultural University (NAU) is a leading agricultural research-based university in China. Known for its credible educational system, NAU has been imparting quality education in the field of agriculture and has made significant progress in science research. The university owns 17 national-level teaching teams, which solidifies its commitment to high-quality education.

Overview

Nanjing Agricultural University is a comprehensive and public research university, established in the year 1902 and listed as one of China's oldest and prestigious institutes. It holds a strong background in aspects of agriculture, biology, and food science, with development in humanities, economics, management, law, and several other fields. NAU is led by the Ministry of Education (China) and was one of the first universities to be included in the national '211 Project' and has also been selected for China's new 'Double First Class' initiative. The university shines with its 26 schools, under which over 70 undergraduate, nearly 160 master, and 100 doctoral programs are taught by a faculty of over 2,000 professionally skilled teachers. Being the host of 30,000 students, the university's motto is 'hard work, self-esteem, truth-seeking, and innovation', which has nurtured many excellent talents since its establishment.