Lvshui Campus: No.39 Xihai Road, Tunxi District, Huangshan City, Anhui Province
Hengjiang Campus: No.44, Daizhen Road, Tunxi District, Huangshan City, Anhui Province
Introduction to Huangshan University:
Huangshan College, formerly known as Huizhou Teachers College, was founded in 1978. 199765438+February, it merged with Huizhou College of China University of Science and Technology and was renamed Huangshan College; In August 2000, the Anhui Provincial People's Government approved the merger of Huangshan Forestry School into Huangshan College. In February 2002, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, it was upgraded to Huangshan College. ? [1] In 2014, Huangshan University was approved to build the local application-oriented high-level university project of Anhui Higher Education Revitalization Plan and the national outstanding agricultural and forestry talents education and training plan project. In 20 19, the school was formally incorporated into the construction unit of Anhui provincial master's degree program. As of 202 1, 1, the school is divided into Lushui and Hengjiang campuses, covering an area of 1800 mu, with a campus construction area of 637,600 square meters and total fixed assets of112685 thousand yuan. There are 16 secondary colleges, 2 teaching auxiliary institutions, innovation and entrepreneurship education colleges, 65 undergraduate majors and 56 enrollment majors; Faculty 1037, including 935 full-time teachers; Full-time undergraduate 18599. ? [2]?
The historical evolution of Huangshan College;
1965 Anhui Tunxi Normal School was established, which is mainly responsible for training primary school teachers, kindergarten teachers and administrative cadres in rotation.
1970, the school was renamed Huizhou Normal School.
1978 In March, with the approval of the people's government of Anhui Province, Huizhou Normal College of Anhui University of Labor was established on the basis of normal schools in Huizhou, officially undertaking the enrollment task of ordinary colleges and universities, with a two-year academic system and dual leadership of the province and the locality.
1979 changed its name to Huizhou College of Anhui Normal University in September.
1980 In May, with the approval of the State Council, it was changed to Huizhou Teachers College, a provincial teachers' college with a schooling of three years. The number of students in the school is tentatively set at 1200, and the main task is to train junior high school teachers.
1997 65438+In February, Huizhou College of the University of Science and Technology of China, founded in 1986 65438+ 10, merged with Huizhou Teachers College to form Huangshan College.
In September 2000, 1958+00, Huangshan Forestry School was merged into Huangshan College.
In February 2002, Huangshan College was renamed Huangshan College.
20 12 1 1, passed the qualification assessment of undergraduate teaching work of the Ministry of Education.
In 20 19, it was approved to establish a new master's degree awarding unit in Anhui Province. ? [3]?