Inner Mongolia University for Nationalities

Inner Mongolia University for Nationalities was founded in 1958. In 2000, it was formed by the merger of the former Inner Mongolia Normal College for Nationalities, Inner Mongolia Medical College, and Zhelimu College of Animal Husbandry. It is a key university in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The establishment of colleges and universities is also the national "13th Five-Year Plan" mid-western colleges and universities basic capacity building project (Phase II) supporting colleges and universities. After 60 years of construction and development, the school has now developed into a comprehensive national university with complete disciplines, relatively strong teaching staff, relatively complete teaching facilities, diverse forms of schooling, excellent teaching quality, and distinctive school characteristics. It has cultivated various types of universities. More than 180,000 talents have made important contributions to the economic and social development and stability of the country and ethnic regions.

The school is located in the eastern part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, in Tongliao City, known as the "Pearl of Horqin Grassland". It has two campuses in Huolin River and Xilamulun, covering an area of 1.0434 million square meters and a building area of 532,400 square meters. The area is 399,600 square meters, the total fixed assets are 960 million yuan, the total value of teaching and research equipment is 294 million yuan, and the collection of paper books is more than 1.678 million.

The school has 25 teaching units, 6 teaching assistant units, 1 subsidiary unit, and 76 undergraduate majors, covering economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, and management. , Art and other 11 disciplines. There is one Mongolian pharmacy doctoral talent program that serves the special needs of the country, 17 first-level disciplines for master's degree authorization, 7 professional master's degree authorization points, and professors have the right to self-evaluate.

There are 22,059 full-time students, including 20,835 ordinary undergraduate students, 391 ordinary junior college students, 119 minority preparatory students, 820 postgraduate students, 13 doctoral students, 457 international students, and 1,747 faculty members. Among them, there are 1,190 full-time teachers, 760 teachers with senior professional titles, and 295 teachers with doctoral degrees. There are 1475 employees in the affiliated hospital, including 475 doctors and 103 senior titles. Among the teaching staff, there are 19 experts enjoying special government allowances from the State Council, 1 national advanced worker, 2 national “May 1st” labor medal winners, 2 national outstanding teachers, 1 national excellent ideological and political theory teacher, There are 2 members of the National College Teaching Steering Committee. The school has implemented the "flexible talent introduction plan" and introduced 123 high-level talents, including 3 academicians, 2 members of the Faculty of Social Sciences, 3 "Changjiang Scholars", and 1 National Outstanding Youth; the "Korchin Scholars" program is implemented. A total of 319 people were selected for the ten "Korqin Scholars"; the "Demonstration Class Teacher Program" was implemented, and 38 people have been selected for the four sessions.

There is 1 national teaching team, 3 national characteristic majors, 1 comprehensive reform pilot major, 1 "Excellent Doctor (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Education and Training Program" project major, and 1 industry-university cooperation major comprehensive reform pilot project. There are 1 national experimental teaching demonstration center, 1 off-campus practice education base for college students, 1 college student innovation and entrepreneurship training base, 1 autonomous region-level comprehensive reform pilot major, 4 key construction majors, 17 brand majors, and experimental teaching demonstration There are 4 centers, 39 excellent courses, and 11 teaching teams. Won 1 second prize of national teaching achievement, and 29 first, second and third prizes of autonomous region-level teaching achievement.

The school has 16 provincial and ministerial key disciplines (including key cultivated disciplines); 17 provincial and ministerial scientific research platforms, including 1 key laboratory of the National Civil Affairs Commission-Ministry of Education, and 8 autonomous region-level key laboratories (engineering centers). The National Civil Affairs Commission has 1 humanities and social science research base, 1 national social science popularization base, 1 research base of the State Sports General Administration, and 5 autonomous region research bases. There are 1 provincial and ministerial collaborative innovation center and 4 provincial and ministerial scientific and technological innovation teams. Since the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan", it has won 57 projects from the National Social Science Foundation, 99 projects from the National Natural Science Foundation, 760 papers retrieved by SCI, EI, and CPCI, and 1 second-class National Science and Technology Progress Award, and various scientific researches at the autonomous region level 47 awards. There are 6 editions of journals that are publicly issued at home and abroad. Among them, the social science edition (Chinese) is the core journal of Chinese humanities and social sciences (extended edition), and the National Higher Education Research is the country's first professional journal to study ethnic higher education.

The school is a Chinese government scholarship training unit for foreign students in China. It has 28 foreign universities including Buryatia National Agricultural University in Russia, Mongolian National Medical University, Jacksonville State University in the United States, Newcastle University in Australia, Saetsu University of Education in Japan, and Gangwon University in South Korea. Universities and institutions have established friendly cooperative relations. Among them, the cooperation and exchange with the National Medical University of Mongolia has achieved remarkable results. The key laboratory of Mongolian medicine research and development engineering, the Mongolian medicine pharmaceutical factory, the cooperative international Mongolian medicine hospital and the Mongolian medicine joint research center have been established in Mongolia. The school is the training unit of the "International Undergraduate Academic Mutual Recognition Courses (ISEC)" program of the China Scholarship Council, offering 6 "ISEC" program majors. Carried out a double bachelor degree joint training program for undergraduate nursing majors with Thomas University in the United States.

Mongolian medicine is a characteristic and advantageous discipline of our school. In 2012, Mongolian medicine was approved to serve the national special needs talents doctoral program. In 2015, Mongolian medicine was approved by the Ministry of Education's "Excellent Doctor Training Program" and won more than 300 national scientific research projects. Projects and funding reached more than 80 million yuan, leading domestic and foreign areas in discipline construction, talent training, and integration of production, teaching and research. It has become a relatively concentrated teaching, scientific research, and clinical personnel in the Mongolian medicine field. Laboratory equipment and clinical teaching conditions are superior. An important talent training base and academic research base with a clear direction and distinctive ethnic characteristics. At present, the school implements the spirit of the important instructions when Secretary Li Jiheng visited our school, and makes every effort to promote the construction of national key laboratories and first-class disciplines of Mongolian medicine.

There is one affiliated hospital directly affiliated to the country, which is a national tertiary level A general hospital for ethnic medicine. It is the only national key integrated Mongolian and western medicine hospital in the country. The standardized training base for resident physicians has 1,094 medical staff and 1,300 open beds. There are 4 non-directly affiliated hospitals, the Second Affiliated Hospital (Inner Mongolia Forestry General Hospital), the Third Affiliated Hospital (The Second Hospital of Chifeng City), and Hulunbuir Clinical Medical College (Hulunbuir People's Hospital). Affiliated Mongolian Medicine Hospital (Tongliao Mongolian Medicine Central Hospital) is under construction.

　　 In recent years, the school has won many honors. In 2009, the school was rated as the “Model Group of National Unity and Progress”. In 2012, it was rated as “Advanced Unit for Foreign Cultural Exchanges in the Region” and “Autonomous Region First-Class Credit-level Foreign-related Colleges”. In 2014, the affiliated hospital and Mongolian Medicine College They were rated as "National Model Group for National Unity and Progress" and "Advanced Group for National Education System".

Facing the future, the school upholds the school motto of "be knowledgeable, ethical and benevolent", adheres to the concept of "pragmatic, innovative, open, and distinctive", and constantly deepens comprehensive reforms to promote scientific development, connotative development, and transformational development. Build the school into a high-level comprehensive national university with distinctive local characteristics, national characteristics and academic advantages.