China University of Geosciences Wuhan

China

China University of Geosciences History

China University of Geosciences was established in 1952 and is located in Wuhan, China.

China University of Geosciences Programs, Courses, and Schools

The University comprises of schools namely School of Earth Sciences, School of Earth Resources, Faculty of Material Science and Chemistry, School of Environmental Studies, Faculty of Engineering, Institute of Geophysics and Geomatics, College of Marine Science and Technology, School of Mechanical Engineering and Electronic Information, School of Automation, School of Economics and Management, School of Foreign Languages, School of Geography and Information Engineering, School of Mathematics and Physics, Gemological Institute, School of Public Administration, School of Computer Science, School of Physical Education, School of Arts and Communication, School of Marxism, School of Li Siguang, Institute of Higher Education, Distance Learning and Continuing Education College and International Education College.

China University of Geosciences Campuses

The University comprises of the Main Campus and New Campus. The main campus is located in Wuhan and is known for its vast area and scenery. The New campus is located on the Future technology city of Wuhan.

China University of Geosciences Notable Alumni

Ouyang Ziyuan (Chief scientist of Chinese Lunar Exploration Program), Zhang Hongren (Former president of International Union of Geological Sciences), Wang Anshun (mayor of Beijing), Wang Fuzhou (Chinese mountain climber), Wang Yongfeng (Chinese mountain climber)