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Jinggangshan University

Nanchang Hangkong University
Nanchang Hangkong University (NCHU), founded in 1952, is in Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi Province. It is an engineering-focused multidisciplinary university covering engineering, science, humanities, management, economics, law, and education, with distinctive aeronautics and national-defense features, jointly supervised by Jiangxi Provincial Government and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Staff: over 2,000, including over 1,200 permanent teachers (about 180 full professors and over 400 associate professors), plus 5 CAS/CAE academicians. About 22,000 registered students (undergraduates, postgraduates, and some vocational students). Research strengths include 10 provincial key disciplines, national defense key disciplines, 1 MOE key laboratory, 1 national defense key laboratory, 2 China Aviation Technology key laboratories, and 8 provincial key labs/research centers. Partners include universities in Australia, the United States, Finland, France, Canada, Korea, Japan, and Germany. International education started in autumn 2008; more than 130 international students from 18 countries have enrolled. English-medium bachelor’s programs include Aeronautical Engineering and Business Administration; English-taught master’s programs began in September 2013. Short-term language and culture programs also enroll students (including from South Korea and Europe). In 2011 NCHU was designated to admit Chinese Government Scholarship students. Scholarships mentioned: Chinese Government Scholarship–Cooperative Program with Provinces, Jiangxi Provincial Government Scholarship, and Nanchang Hangkong University Scholarship