Chang'an University

Established in 1951 as Xi’an Highway University, Chang’an University (CHU) has evolved into a national key university in China. Located in Xi’an City, Shaanxi Province, CHU operates under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and is included in prestigious national initiatives like Project 211, Project 985 Innovation Platform, and the Double First-Class Project. CHU boasts two campuses and three training bases spread over 250 hectares of land. With a rich history and strong governmental support, it has emerged as a leading institution for education and research. Offering a comprehensive array of programs across seven major fields, including engineering, science, management, and economics, CHU is home to over 25,000 full-time undergraduate students, 12,000 doctoral and master's students, and more than 1,700 international students. Recognized for its academic excellence, CHU hosts nine doctoral programs, 32 master's programs, and nine postdoctoral research centers. Several disciplines, including engineering and earth sciences, rank in the top 1% globally. With over 320,000 graduates, CHU has produced numerous influential alumni, contributing significantly to various industries and sectors. Committed to fostering innovation, CHU maintains state-of-the-art research facilities, including national-level experimental teaching centers and engineering laboratories. Its interdisciplinary approach and focus on original innovation have led to groundbreaking achievements in highway construction, geological risk prevention, and technological advancement. Moreover, CHU actively collaborates with Fortune 500 companies and international partners to promote global cooperation and academic exchange. Through initiatives like the Chang'an Dublin International College of Transportation and Sino-foreign joint laboratories, CHU continues to expand its influence on the international stage, striving to create a brighter future through education and innovation.