University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
It is supposed that University of Electronic Science and Technology of China was Home of Chinese business of technologies. It is very popular with its rich history, civilization and beautiful sight-seeings in the province of Chengdu.
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Ranking of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Ranking of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China is 3 among all Chinese universities.
College of Wireless technologies established under U.E.S.T.C in 1952. At first, it was not easy for such a new college to compete against big advanced-opponents like Jiatong and Nangjing universities. But soon, sponsored by huge-projects called “two-one-one” in 1962 and “nine-eight-five” in 1999.
At present U.E.S.T.C is controlled with the disciples of the Ministerial education system, which has institutions of computer science, designing, micronucleus and business.
Programmes
U.E.S.T.C runs 15 colleges and Zhonshyan and Chengdyu institutes and uses full-time novice-level and high-level programmes to grant students. 40 doctoral teachers and 10 post-doctorals work in it.
U.E.S.T.C is the best Chinese university that consists of all the main rules and programmes of information technology.
U.E.S.T.C owes a big campus with a territory of about 1.5km2. In it,
There are more than 5,000 well-equipped rooms, a big archive with a half four million documents and a new-fashioned arena which can contain 4,000 spectators. The overall income of this university has reached to 390 mln. Yuan Renminbi.
In the year of getting big funds from the partner “nine-eight-five”, U.E.S.T.C rebuilt the old buildings and provided with the latest technologies and services. The only wish of them is to grow elites to society. Their plan is being the best in Asia by 2018 and in the world by the year of 2035.
