What are the majors in the sophomore year of Normal University?

The two majors at Shanghai Normal University are:

Chinese Language and Literature (Basic Class), Chinese Language and Literature (Normal College), History (Normal College), Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, Classical Literature, and Advertising Studies, radio and television journalism, editing and publishing, social work, archives, drama, film and television literature, photography.

Geographic Science (Normal School), Tourism Management, Hotel Management, Exhibition Economics and Management, and Geographic Science.

Electrical information, automotive service engineering, electronic information engineering (China and the United States), mechanical design, manufacturing and automation (Sino-German automotive technology), computer science and technology (normal), mechanical design, manufacturing and automation .

Public management, law, human resources management.

Shanghai Normal University is a key university in the city. It is a comprehensive university that specializes in liberal arts and has coordinated development of liberal arts, science, engineering and art disciplines with teacher education characteristics. The school has entered the ranks of universities supported by the Shanghai Municipal Education Comprehensive Reform Ministry and Municipal Government.

Shanghai Normal University was founded in 1954 as Shanghai Normal College. In 1956, it was expanded into Shanghai First Normal College and Shanghai Second Normal College. In 1958, the two colleges merged to form Shanghai Normal University. From 1972 to 1978, it merged with East China Normal University and other five universities to form Shanghai Normal University. Shanghai Normal University was restored in 1978. In 1984, it was renamed Shanghai Normal University. In October 1994, it merged with Shanghai Technical Normal University to establish the new Shanghai Normal University. From September 1997 to August 2003, Shanghai Normal College, Nanlin Normal School Huangling Health Care Normal School, Shanghai Xingzhi Art Normal School, Shanghai Tourism College, etc. were successively merged or placed under the management of our school. The school consists of 17 secondary colleges and 134 research institutions. There is also Shanghai Normal University Youth College, which is a second-level college established by our school and the Shanghai Youth League Shanghai Municipal Committee to cultivate high-level youth education and research talents. Institutions such as the Shanghai Teacher Training Center and the editorial department of "College Liberal Arts Academic Digest" are also located in our school. The school also builds a senior university with extensive social influence.

The school currently has 21,173 full-time undergraduate and junior college students, 5,578 graduate students, and 13,402 evening college students. In the 60 years since its establishment, the school has trained more than 200,000 talents of all levels and types. The school is listed as a Chinese government scholarship institution for international students in China and a Shanghai preparatory base for foreign students. As of March 2015, our school has established partnerships with the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, Hungary, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Botswana, C?te d’Ivoire, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia 298 universities and organizations in 40 countries and regions including Vietnam, Chile, Mexico, Hong Kong, and Taiwan have established exchange and cooperation relationships. Currently, it is cooperating with 9 universities in six countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, and France to organize 10 Sino-foreign cooperative education projects. There are currently 643 international students studying in the school for more than one year. The school has established three Confucius Institutes at Fukuyama University in Hiroshima, Japan, the University of Botswana in Africa, and the University of Missouri in the United States.

The school currently offers 86 undergraduate majors, covering 11 disciplines including philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, management, agriculture, and art. The Chinese Language and Literature major has a national liberal arts basic subject talent training and scientific research base approved by the Ministry of Education. The Classical Literature major is one of the four key bases in the country for cultivating classical literature talents. *** Obtained 4 phases of 18 Shanghai undergraduate education highland construction projects, including 5 in the first phase, namely: tourism exhibition economics and management, teacher education, Chinese language and literature, film and television communication, and English, and 2 in the second phase, They are: Applied Chemistry and Biotechnology (Laboratory Construction), 5 in the third phase, namely: Chinese language and literature, advertising, tourism management, primary education, musicology, 6 in the fourth phase, respectively: History , teaching Chinese as a foreign language innovative talent training model, psychology applied talent training model, mathematics and applied mathematics, finance and insurance, radio, film and television new media, etc.

The school has 6 first-level doctoral programs, 46 second-level doctoral programs, 9 postdoctoral mobile stations, 29 first-level master’s degree programs, and 161 second-level master’s programs. There are also 13 professional master’s degree programs. After decades of hard work, the school has established a number of disciplines with advantages and characteristics: Comparative Literature and World Literature are national key disciplines; the Urban Culture Research Center is the only key research base in humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education among local universities in Shanghai; The International Education Research Center is the international education research cultivation base of the Ministry of Education; the African Research Center is the regional and national research cultivation base of the Ministry of Education; the Resource Chemistry Laboratory is the key laboratory of the Ministry of Education; urban culture, computational science, comparative linguistics and international and Comparative education is one of the four Shanghai university E-research institutes located in our school. In addition, the school also has 6 first-class disciplines in Shanghai universities; 14 key disciplines in Shanghai; 16 key disciplines in the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission; 5 key research bases in humanities and social sciences in Shanghai ordinary universities; 2 Shanghai key laboratories and 2 Shanghai University Key Laboratory; 1 Shanghai University Think Tank; 1 Shanghai Collaborative Innovation Center.

In 2014, the school's scientific research funding reached 202.484 million yuan, of which the liberal arts research funding was 56.01 million yuan and the science and engineering research funding was 146.474 million yuan.