Is the University of South China one institution or two institutions?

University of South China is an institution. University of South China is a comprehensive university jointly established by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, the National Health and Wellness Commission, the State Bureau of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, China National Nuclear Corporation and the Hunan Provincial People's Government.

In March 2000, Central South Institute of Technology and Hengyang Medical College merged to form South China University, and in June 2002, the Sixth Research Institute of Nuclear Industry merged. The school is a key university supported by the basic capacity building project of colleges and universities in the central and western regions of China, an outstanding engineer and excellent doctor education and training plan approved by the Ministry of Education, and a number of undergraduate enrollment institutions.

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The University of South China is a discipline system with engineering and medicine as the main subjects, and nine disciplines, such as philosophy, economics, law, literature, science, management and art, develop in a coordinated way. There are 27 directly affiliated colleges, 6 directly affiliated hospitals (First Affiliated Hospital, Second Affiliated Hospital, South China Affiliated Hospital, Changsha Central Hospital, Third Affiliated Hospital and Public Health Hospital), collaborative affiliated hospitals 1 1, and 23 collaborative postgraduate training units.

There are 68 undergraduate majors, 24 master's degree authorization points for first-level disciplines, and 19 master's degree authorization categories; There are 5 authorized points for doctoral degrees in first-level disciplines; There are three post-doctoral research stations in the first-level discipline.

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