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About Inner Mongolia University
Disciplines Inner Mongolia University has 7 first-level and 3 second-level disciplines Doctor Degree programs, 26 first-level and 6 second-level disciplines Master Degree programs, 8 specialized Master Degree programs, 72 undergraduate majors and 4 post-doctorate working stations. The University has 2 state-level key disciplines of Chinese Ethnic Language & Literature and Zoology, and 18 regional-level key disciplines, 4 state-level and 2 regional-level bases for the basic scientific researches and personnel trainings, 1 national base for the improvement of college students’ cultural qualities, 8 state-level characteristic specialties and 6 model curriculums, 1 national key training laboratory jointly constructed by the Ministry of Education of China and the People’s Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, 1 key base for humanity and social science researches of the Ministry of Education of China, 1 key laboratory of the Ministry of Education of China, 1 ethnological document and information center for ethnic studies of the Ministry of Education of China and 22 regional key laboratories.Teachers and Staffs The University has 2,907 teachers and staff. The full-time teachers and researchers are 1,732 including 125 doctorate supervisors, 280 professors and 436 associate professors. The University boasts 1 academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, 5 double-employed academicians, 78 Special Government Allowance winners, 5 candidates of “Hundred-thousand-ten thousands Expert Project”, and 9 candidates of the “New Century Supporting Program for Outstanding Personnel of the Ministry of Education of China”. Teaching and Research Attaching equal importance to teaching and research, the University has untiringly been laying great emphasis on the development of scientific research activities and creating the discipline superiorities, and has, since its establishment, actively undertaken more than 5,000 research projects of various kinds. With the implement of the “211 Projects” construction, the ability to make scientific and technological innovations has been greatly improved. The University undertook 384 scientific research projects in 2011. The scholars totally published 92 academic monographs and 476 were collected in SCI, EI, CPCI-S and CSSCI. A series of scientific research achievements have made a great contribution to the national and regional economic construction and social development. |
