There are 82 students enrolled in the entrance examination in Beijing, including 28 students majoring in visual communication design, 22 students majoring in digital media art, 28 students majoring in animation and 4 students majoring in painting, with the lowest comprehensive score of 18 1.66.
The major of visual communication design was admitted 1 17 people, with the lowest comprehensive score184.48; 83 people were admitted to the digital media art major, with the lowest comprehensive score of188.42; There are 48 students enrolled in animation major, with the lowest comprehensive score186.67; There are 36 students enrolled in painting major, with the lowest comprehensive score 175.438+0.
The Development Course of Beijing Institute of Printing
Beijing Institute of Printing, referred to as "Yin Bei", is located in the capital Beijing. Established by the Beijing Municipal People's Government and the State Press and Publication Administration (GAPP), it was selected as an outstanding engineer education and training program. It is the national green printing and packaging industry collaborative innovation base, the national publishing and printing senior talent training base, the national publishing think tank and the Beijing cultural and creative industry talent training base.
It has a national experimental teaching demonstration center; It is the executive vice chairman and affiliated unit of the National College Publishing Teaching Steering Committee, China Printing Technology Association, Jingnan University Alliance, National Digital Publishing Professional Education Alliance and China Printing Higher Education Alliance.
Initiators and directors of organizations such as the National Alliance for Technological Innovation in Printing and Electronics Industry; Member units of CDIO Engineering Education Alliance and International Alliance of Art, Design and Media Colleges; China Printing Museum and China Map Library (Publication Information Center of the Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China) are located on campus.
The school's predecessor was the Cultural College established by the Ministry of Culture 1958. 196 1 The School of Culture was abolished and its printing technology department was merged into the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts (Tsinghua University Academy of Fine Arts); 1978 with the approval of the State Council, Beijing Institute of Printing was established on the basis of the printing technology department of the Central Academy of Arts and Crafts, and managed by the former State Publishing Bureau.