Chang'an University is an institution of higher learning located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. It is a university directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and one of the national "double first-class" universities. At the same time, Chang'an University is also a key university in the national "211 Project" and a key university in the national "985 Project" advantageous discipline innovation platform.
Chang'an University, located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, is an institution of higher learning that focuses on engineering and coordinates the development of multiple disciplines such as engineering, science, literature, economics, management, and law. The predecessor of the school can be traced back to the Northwest Traffic Cadre Training Course established in 1951, and after many renaming and mergers, it was finally formed in 2000 by the merger of the former Xi'an Highway and Jiaotong University, Xi'an Institute of Technology, and Northwest Institute of Architecture and Engineering. In the fourth round of discipline evaluation by the Ministry of Education, Chang'an University received the highest grade of B+.
As a university focusing on engineering education, Chang'an University has strong professional advantages and influence in the field of highway transportation. The school's highway transportation major enjoys a high reputation in the country, and its graduates have strong competitiveness in the job market. In addition, Chang'an University also has a certain scientific research strength, undertakes a number of national, provincial and ministerial scientific research projects, and cultivates a large number of engineering and management talents for the society.
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