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Founded in 1958, DPU is one of the oldest institutes of light industry in China. DPU's campus covers 470,000 square meters. It is home to 13,000 undergraduate students and 1,800 graduate students. More than 500 international students study at here annually. As a multidisciplinary university, DPU offers degree courses in a range of subject areas including engineering, science, art, management, business, and the liberal arts.
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Liaoning Institute of Science and Technology(LNIST), located in Shenxi New Town Liaoning province, 35 kilometers away from Shenyang City. The school covers an area of 871 thousand square meters. Founded in 1948, LNIST is a full-time public general higher education school with a focus on engineering and multidisciplinary development.
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Located in Suqian with 5000 years history, the national civilized city, Suqian University (SQU) is a provincial public full-time university with higher education. From 2002, SQU cooperate in undergraduate education with eight provinscial universities, Suzhou University, Yangzhou University, Jiangsu University, Nanjing Tech University, Jiangsu Normal University, Nanjing University of Finance and economics, Nanjing Institute of Technology, Nanjing Normal University.
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Hunan University of Science & Technology (HNUST), co-constructed by the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense and People’s Government of Hunan Province, is a comprehensive and key provincial university with multidisciplines and distinctive characteristics.
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CUZ is a high-level media university with distinctive broadcast industrial characteristics, which was jointly established by Zhejiang Provincial People's Government and the State Administration of Radio and Television (SARFT). on September 8, 2004, Comrade Xi Jinping, the then Secretary of the Party Committee of Zhejiang Province, visited CUZ and put forward his earnest hope of "keeping abreast of the times and highlighting the special characteristics". Its former Zhejiang Radio and Television School founded in 1978 and Zhejiang Radio and Television College founded in 1984 were merged to form the new Zhejiang Radio and Television Higher College in 2000, which was upgraded to Zhejiang University of Media and Communication (ZUMC) in 2004 and later the current CUZ, and was approved as a master's degree-granting unit in 2021. It has been honored with the titles of National Party Member Education and Training Demonstration Base and National Graduate Employment Typical Experienced Colleges and Universities.
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Founded in 1956, HDU is a young institute of higher learning on the southeast coast of China. It thrives with the Chinese Information industry, and has become a multi-disciplinary research-teaching university and a provincial hub for sci-tech research and development nowadays.
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Founded in 1953, Shanghai Publishing and Printing College (SPPC) was the first higher educational institution linked to the publishing and printing industry in China. Co-sponsored by the former General Administration of Press and Publication and Shanghai Municipality, it is the cradle of professional education in this field.
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