Xiamen University

Overview

Xiamen University, established in 1921 by Tan Kah Kee, a prominent overseas Chinese leader, holds the distinction of being the first university in China founded by an overseas Chinese. Over its 90-year history, the university has developed a strong reputation in education, marked by its distinctive approach to academic programs. With a dedicated faculty and staff, Xiamen University has evolved into a comprehensive and influential institution, known for its excellence in various disciplines.

The university boasts a wide range of educational offerings, including a graduate school, 25 schools, 64 departments, and 10 research institutes. It provides 82 undergraduate programs, 279 graduate programs, and 185 PhD programs, with 26 doctoral degrees and 40 master's degrees in top disciplines. Xiamen University is home to 14 national key disciplines and numerous postdoctoral research centers. It has produced over 200,000 graduates, with more than 60 academicians from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering associated with the university.