Which university is SDNU?

SDNU is Shandong Normal University.

School Introduction

Shandong Normal University is located in Jinan City, Shandong Province. The People's Government established the university and was selected into the national high-level university-sponsored postgraduate program and the national characteristic key discipline project to build the university.

History of school development

The history of Shandong Normal University can be traced back to 1902, when the Normal School was established in Shandong University; in 1903, it was separated from Shandong University and established as Shandong Normal School; Shandong Normal College was established in 1944; in October 1950, Shandong Normal University was established on the basis of the former School of Education of East China University and Shandong Administrative Cadre School, which was the earliest undergraduate university established in Shandong Province after the founding of the People's Republic of China; in 1952, Qilu University The three departments of physics, chemistry, and biology were merged; in 1981, it was renamed Shandong Normal University.

School scale

The school has two campuses, Qianfoshan Campus and Changqing Lake Campus, with 21 colleges (departments) and 84 undergraduate majors; 14 doctoral degrees It authorizes first-level disciplines, 33 first-level master's degree disciplines, and 16 professional degree authorization categories; it has a collection of 4.1105 million books and periodicals; the school has 1,990 full-time teachers and 31,582 full-time undergraduate students.

Key majors

National characteristic major construction points: biological sciences, physics, Chinese language and literature, history, chemistry, ideological and political education, education, computer science and technology, Musicology.

International Exchange

According to the school’s official website in August 2019, the school has established inter-school exchange and cooperation relationships with 132 institutions in 28 countries and regions; there are Sino-foreign cooperative education programs for undergraduate and junior college students 11 projects; cooperatively building 4 Confucius Institutes and 1 Confucius School in South Korea, Kenya, the United States, and Brazil.