University of Science and Technology of China

INTRODUCTION

University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) is under the jurisdiction of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). As a key university of the nation, it is noted for its advanced science and high technology programs, unique management studies and well-tailored disciplines in the humanities.

USTC was established in Beijing in September 1958, moved to Hefei City, the capital city of Anhui province, in the early 1970’s, and set up the first graduate school in China in 1978 to effectively cultivate its postgraduate students. Since its very beginning, CAS has adopted a policy of running the university with resources of the entire CAS and integrating each of its departments with relevant CAS research institutes. It has been one of the first institutions included in China's 985 Program and Project 211, and the only university participating in the National Program for Knowledge Innovation. It is one of the C9 League, an association of nine top Chinese universities.

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FEATURES

USTC now has 20 schools, 30 departments and several institutes in Hefei, Nanjing, Shanghai, Suzhou, Shenyang and Changchun. It has 8 national key programs of first-level disciplines namely mathematics, physics, chemistry, geophysics, biology, history of science and technology, mechanics, and nuclear science and technology; 4 national key programs of second-level disciplines, 2 programs with major national support, and 18 programs with major provincial and ministerial support. It has 50 national-level and CAS/provincial/ ministerial-level laboratories and research centers, including the National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, the Hefei National Laboratory for Physical Sciences at the Microscale, the National Key Laboratory of Fire Science.

USTC has 1916 faculty members, of whom 49 are academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences or Chinese Academy of Engineering （CAE）, 17 academicians of the The World Academy of Sciences, 613 professors and 699 associate professors. Of its 25000 plus students, over 5000 are doctoral students, nearly 12000 are masters students, and about 7400 are undergraduate students. From 2000, USTC had joined Chinese Government Scholarship Programs （CGSP）, and since 2013 offered more scholarship programs for international students. Now there’re CAS-TWAS President’s Fellowship Program, Chinese Government Scholarship-University Postgraduate Program, CAS Belt and Road Scholarship and USTC Scholarship. Currently there’re 665 international students from 59 countries studying in USTC.

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Starred programs are entitled to admit Chinese Government Scholarship students