Changsha Railway Institute (formerly known as Central South Institute of Civil Engineering and Architecture)
The main subject of Changsha Railway Institute was traced back to the road course of Hunan Higher Industrial School founded in 193.
in 1953, the civil engineering majors of Changsha Railway Institute were merged with those of Sichuan University, Yunnan University and South China Institute of Technology to establish Central South Institute of Civil Engineering and Architecture (one of the top three civil engineering universities in China at that time).
On September 15th, 196, Changsha Railway Institute was established on the basis of some established departments and teaching and research offices, and was officially listed, belonging to the Ministry of Railways. It is a university with industry characteristics, focusing on engineering, science, literature, economics, management and law.
In p>197, Changsha Railway Institute was placed under the leadership of Hunan Province by the Ministry of Railways.
In p>1975, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Railways decided to change Changsha Railway Institute into a management system dominated by the Ministry of Railways and Hunan Province.
Central South University (hereinafter referred to as "central south university"), located in Changsha, Hunan province, is a national key university directly under the Ministry of education, the first batch of key universities under the national "211 Project", the provincial key university under the national "985 Project" and the first batch of leading universities under the national "211 Plan". In September 217, it was approved by the State Council to be selected as a class A construction of world-class universities.
Central South University was formed by the merger of Hunan Medical University, Changsha Railway Institute and Central South University of Technology in April 2. The former Central South University of Technology was formerly known as the Central South Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, which was founded in 1952, and the former Changsha Railway Institute was formerly known as the Central South Institute of Civil Architecture, which was founded in 1953. The main disciplines of the two universities were traced back to the mining and road courses of Hunan Higher Industrial School, which was founded in 193. Hunan Medical University, formerly known as Xiangya Medical College founded in 1914, is one of the earliest institutions of higher learning in western medicine in China.
As of May 218, the school has 6 national key disciplines, 12 national key disciplines in two disciplines, 1 national key (cultivation) discipline and 61 national key clinical specialties. There are 31 secondary colleges and 14 undergraduate majors; There are 29 first-level disciplines authorized for doctoral degrees, 44 first-level disciplines authorized for master's degrees, 2 categories authorized for doctoral professional degrees, 21 categories authorized for master's professional degrees, and 32 post-doctoral research stations.