China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) campus scenery

School Profile:

China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) is a university with earth science as its main feature. It has two national first-level key disciplines: geology, geological resources and geological engineering, science, engineering, liberal arts, management, economics, law, education, philosophy, agriculture, It is a multidisciplinary university with coordinated development of arts and arts. It is now a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education and a university in the national “211 Project” and “985 Advantageous Discipline Innovation Platform” construction projects. China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) is located at the foot of Nanwang Mountain on the bank of East Lake, adjacent to the national high-tech development zone and "Wuhan. China Optics Valley". It has a national 4A-level tourism school - China University of Geosciences Shaw Museum, which is the only one in Hubei Province that has obtained the " A university with the title of “National Civilized Unit”.

Location:

The China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) campus covers an area of 1,140,430 square meters, with a construction area of 755,634 square meters, including 258,956 square meters of teaching and auxiliary buildings, and 252,886 square meters of student dormitories. The "Di Da Tunnel" runs through the west and north campuses of the school. The fossil forest that records hundreds of millions of years of history, the orderly modern teaching buildings, the student apartments with bright and clean windows, the experimental buildings with advanced facilities, and the wide boulevards provide a good learning, living and growing environment for students. .
China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) has two national first-level key disciplines: "Geology" and "Geological Engineering and Mineral Resources" and "Mineralogy, Petrology, Mineral Deposits", "Geology", "Paleontology and Mineral Resources". "Stratigraphy", "Mineral Survey and Exploration", "Geological Engineering", "Structural Geology", "Earth Exploration and Information Technology" and other eight national second-level key disciplines, and 14 provincial and ministerial key disciplines. The school has undergraduate It has a complete talent training system to Ph.D., with 9 postdoctoral research stations, 38 doctoral programs, 119 master's programs, and more than 60 undergraduate majors, covering science, engineering, liberal arts, management, economics, law, teaching, philosophy, etc. Subject.