What schools are there in Yangzhou Erben University?

In Yangzhou, only Yangzhou University is a first- and second-tier university, and Guangling College is a third-tier university.

Yangzhou University was formerly known as Tongzhou Normal School and Tonghai Agricultural School founded in 1902 by Mr. Zhang Hao, a famous industrialist and educator in modern times. When the national departments were reorganized in 1952, its agricultural subjects and the agency's literature and history majors were moved westward to Yangzhou to form North Jiangsu Agricultural College and North Jiangsu Normal College; the other four colleges were also established in Yangzhou or moved to Yangzhou at the same time. Run a school. In 1992, the school was formed by the merger of six universities including Yangzhou Normal University, Jiangsu Agricultural College, Yangzhou Institute of Technology, Yangzhou Medical College, Jiangsu Water Conservancy Engineering College, and Jiangsu Business College.

Historical development

Yangzhou Normal College, formerly known as North Jiangsu Normal College, was founded in 1952. The first batch of students were enrolled in the summer of 1952. At the same time, the Northern Jiangsu Administrative Office's Cultural and Educational Office entrusted the private Tongzhou Bifan School to offer a literature and history major, a mathematics and science major to Yangzhou Middle School, an art major to Danyang Art School in southern Jiangsu, and Students in the education major offered by Jiangsu North Teacher Training School. In the summer of 1958, the two majors of Chinese and Mathematics began to recruit undergraduate students; in 1959, Yangzhou Normal College was merged and the North Jiangsu Normal College was changed to "Yangzhou Normal College".

Jiangsu Agricultural College, formerly known as North Jiangsu Agricultural College, was founded in 1952. It consists of the original Agricultural Department of Nantong College, the Agricultural Education Department of Sunan Culture and Education College, and the Agricultural Department of Jiangnan University. Mr. Zhang She founded the private Tongzhou Normal School in 1902; in 1906, Tongzhou Normal School established agricultural subjects; in 1910, it was divided into two agricultural schools: junior high and high school; in 1912, it was changed to A and B agricultural schools; in 1916, B agricultural schools The Agricultural School was closed down and specialized in the Class A Agricultural School. In 1919, the A Agricultural School was upgraded to a University of Agricultural Sciences. In 1928, Agricultural Sciences, Medicine, and Textile Sciences were merged and named Private Nantong University. In 1930, it was re-registered with the Republic of China government. At that time, it was renamed as Private Nantong College; in 1938, the Agricultural Sciences moved to Shanghai; in 1942, the Agricultural Sciences moved to Tianchang; in 1947, the Agricultural Sciences moved back to Nantong and remained as a private Nantong College; in 1952, the Agricultural Sciences moved to Yangzhou, together with the Agricultural Sciences of Sunan University of Culture and Education Department and Department of Agronomy of Jiangnan University were merged to form North Jiangsu Agricultural College. 64 teachers and 200 students were transferred from the three schools, including 110 from Nantong College, 38 from Sunan College of Culture and Education, and 52 from Jiangnan University. Professor Feng Huanwen, deputy dean of Nantong University and director of the Department of Agriculture, is the first dean of North Jiangsu Agricultural College. Sunan Culture and Education College, formerly known as Jiangsu Provincial College of Education, was founded in 1928; Jiangnan University was founded in 1946 by Rong Desheng and his son Rong Yixin.