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What are the postgraduate majors of Northwest University?
Northwest University's enrollment majors include geology, chemistry, economics, resource exploration engineering, history, physics, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese language and literature, archaeology, resource environment and urban and rural planning and management, optical information science and technology, process equipment and control, and administrative management. Please see the table below for a more complete enrollment major.

List of enrollment majors of Northwest University

Serial number, subject and professional name

1 philosophy of literature and history

2 International economy and trade

3 News and Communication

4 English

5 History (Basic Course)

6 history class

7 public * * * management class

8 science and engineering economic statistics

9 Law (Intellectual Property)

10 cultural relics protection technology

1 1 financial mathematics

12 physics (basic class)

13 internet of things project

14 software engineering

15 energy and chemical industry

16 management science

17 information management and information system

18 photoelectric information science and engineering

19 biological sciences

20 environmental science and engineering

2 1 applied statistics

22 business management

List of key majors of Northwest University

1, national majors: geology, chemistry, economics, resource exploration engineering, history, physics, traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese language and literature, archaeology, resource environment and urban and rural planning and management, optical information science and technology, process equipment and control, and administrative management.

2. World-class discipline construction discipline: geology

3. National Key Discipline: Geology (including 5 two disciplines)

4. National second-class key disciplines: political economy, professional history, botany, mineral survey and exploration.