Chinese language and literature, economics, management, electronic information science and technology.
South China Normal University is a 2 1 1 university. The school is a national "2 1 1 project" key construction university, a provincial university, an overall high-level university in Guangdong Province and a national "first-class discipline" construction university. The school has four campuses: Guangzhou Shipai, Guangzhou University Town, Foshan Nanhai and Shanwei.
The school has 20 first-level discipline doctoral degree authorization points, 1 doctoral degree authorization points, 33 first-level discipline master degree authorization points, 18 master degree authorization points, 96 undergraduate majors, 18 postdoctoral mobile stations, and the discipline layout covers 12 categories except military science. In the fourth round of discipline evaluation by the Ministry of Education, four disciplines such as psychology, pedagogy, Marxist theory and physical education were rated as Class A disciplines, among which psychology was rated as A+. Before 9 disciplines entered the ESI world 1%.
The school has 2598 full-time teachers, including 654 junior high school teachers and 685 senior high school teachers. There are 223 national-level talents (including part-time jobs and project numbers), 298 provincial-level talents (including part-time jobs and project numbers), 65,438 academicians (including double-employed and foreigners), 25 major talent projects (including part-time lecturers) of the Ministry of Education, and outstanding young people in China.
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National Specialty (10):
Applied psychology, educational technology, social sports, optical information science and technology, psychology, computer science and technology, economics, physical education, physics and geography.
Provincial Major (19):
Education, psychology, Chinese language and culture, ideological and political education, economics, English language education (teacher training), physical education, biological science, educational technology, electronic information science and technology, mathematics and applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science and technology, and geography.