Xinjiang University

China

Xinjiang University History

Xinjiang University is one of the major universities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China and is a national key university. Xinjiang Russian and Law School was founded, which is known as the former school of Xinjiang University In 1924. it was converted to Xinjiang College In 1935, Later it was named as Xinjiang University in 1960.

Xinjiang University Programs, Courses, and Schools

Xinjiang University offers three Ph.D. programs, 46 Masters’ programs, and 75 undergraduate majors. The university has 8 research institutions in these areas of study

Xinjiang University Campuses

Xinjiang University consists of fourteen schools, which offers courses ranging from engineering, science, law, and economics to management, the arts, and history. Xinjiang University has three campuses such as the Main Campus, the North Campus, and the South Campus

Xinjiang University Achievements and USP

The Government Scholarship offers support to both degree programs and non-degree programs. The former includes an undergraduate program, a master program, and a doctoral program. The scholarship covers registration fee, accommodation fee, tuition, medical insurance that is the same as Chinese students, and living allowance.

Xinjiang University Notable Alumni

Tashpolat Tiyip (Chinese geographer of Uyghur), Nur Bekri (Chinese Politician), Zhou Ji (Chinese mechanical engineer), Dolkun Isa (Politician)