
Kaili University
Study city
Guizhou
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Soft #493
Kaili University
Kaili City, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, China, 556018
About Kaili University
Kaili University is a full-time institution approved by the Ministry of Education, located in Kaili, capital of Qian Dongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture. The area is known for forests, song and dance traditions, and eco-tourism. Campus: about 112 hectares; construction area about 200,000 square meters. Teaching equipment investment exceeds 30 million RMB, including Gigabit Ethernet. Library: about 610,000 volumes. Staff: 643 total, 514 full-time; 53 professors, 139 associate professors, 226 teachers with MA. Structure: 12 faculties and 10 research centers; 31 undergraduate degree programs, 26 three-year tertiary programs, and 1 pre-university program for national minorities. Since 1992 the university has offered long- and short-term international programs in Mandarin/Chinese culture and ethnic language/culture (e.g. Miao, Gejia). By the end of 2011, thousands of international students had studied there
Key Highlights
China Ranking
#493 in China
University Information
Ranking
#493 in China
Location
Guizhou
Faculty
About 643
Degree programmes
31 undergraduate
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