Huangshan University
"Huangshan University, a comprehensive provincial institute for undergraduates, is located in Huangshan, a picturesque city with a profound cultural background in Anhui province. Founded in 1978, it was named Huizhou Teacher's College. In December 1997, it was renamed as Huangshan Junior College. In February of 2002, it was upgraded to Huangshan University. At present, the University has 14 departments with 54 majors, including 29 for four-year undergraduates and 25 for three-year associates covering arts, history, science, pedagogy, engineering, agronomy, management, law, and etc. " Quoted from the university web site (link)
Örebro University
"Örebro University is one of the most expansive universities in Sweden with its well over 14,500 students and 1,300 staff members. We can offer more than 80 study programmes and 800 single subject courses, covering some 50 different subject areas. Great effort is channeled into constantly renewing our programmes and creating educations that modern people want. Recent additions are found in areas such as recreation, design, health and psychology. Nowadays, Örebro University is located in several places all over our region, such as nearby Grythyttan, Kopparberg and Karlskoga. This is also proof of our commitment towards regional development on the whole, and of our desire to recruit new groups. Within a few years, we expect that we shall be offering medical training in collaboration with the University hospital in Örebro, too. " Quoted from the university web site (link)
Lanzhou University of Technology
Lanzhou University of Technology is located in Lanzhou,the provincial capital of Gansu Province,China. The city lies on the upper reaches of the Yellow River (Huang He) In an elongated valley and is approximately 30 kilometers in length. Once a significant fortress on Chinas historic Silk Road, the city has developed into a major transportation and industrial center.
Lanzhou University of Technology was established in 1919 as anzhou Technical School. In 1958 the school was renamed Lanzhou Polytechnic Institute; and in that same year, after a merger with Gansu Communication College, the Institute was renamed Gansu University of Technology. In 1965, the University expanded it specialty curriculum when three specialties from Northeast Heavy-Machine Building Institute, and one specialty from Beijing Machine-Building Institute became a part of the University. The above specialties were a part of First Machine-Building Industry Ministry of China prior to transfer. Subsequent to the reorganization of the State Council of China in 1998, the Universitys administration is under the control of both the central and local government, with the local government having the major responsibility for operation. The University was renamed Lanzhou University of Technology in May of 2003, following approval by the Education Ministry of China. " Quoted from the university web site (link)
