Hebei University ( 河北大学 ) is a provincial public university in Baoding , Hebei , China .
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18-487: A comprehensive university, Hebei University offers a variety of courses covering a wide range of fields, including Philosophy , Economics , Law , Education , Literature , History , Science and Technology , Engineering , Medicine , and Management . The 15 colleges offer 85 specialized undergraduate courses leading to bachelor's degrees. The university can also award master's degrees in 140 subjects and doctorates in 12 fields. Hebei University consistently ranks one of
24-482: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Hebei University The university has an estimated student population of 33,000, including 6,100 full-time postgraduates and 26,900 full-time undergraduates. The university was founded in 1921 as the " Institut des Hautes Études et Commerciales des Tientsin " by French Jesuits in Tianjin . The next four decades saw
30-607: The university significantly changed, during which it was known by the names of Tsin Ku University ( 津沽大学 ), Tianjin Normal College, and Tianjin Normal University, respectively. In 1960, the university was reformed as a comprehensive University and renamed as Hebei University. In 1970, three years after Tianjin was designated as an autonomous municipality, which rendered it outside of the jurisdiction of Hebei province,
36-477: The university was moved to Baoding . The university campus covers an area of over 700 acres (2.8 km ). The university library has a collection of 3,900,000 books and 5,000 periodicals. It has one of the largest collections of rare books among Chinese universities. The university museum houses more than 8,000 objects, over 70 of which are designated as national treasures and protected by law. The museum also possesses some rare specimens of animals and plants. As
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