Which undergraduate schools can apply for further studies in Shanxi?

xinzhou teachers university, Taiyuan University of Science and Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Yuncheng College, Lvliang College, Taiyuan Institute of Technology and other dozens of undergraduate colleges are enrolled in Shanxi Province. Only a few schools with large enrollment are briefly introduced.

1. Xinzhou Teachers University University, established in 1958, is a full-time undergraduate institution of higher learning approved by the Ministry of Education. It is a bachelor's degree awarding unit and is located in Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province, the hometown of hot springs at the foot of Wutai Mountain, a Buddhist holy place. As of March, 214, the school headquarters has three campuses, covering an area of 22, square meters and a building area of nearly 4, square meters. There are 23 teaching departments, 32 undergraduate majors and 27 specialist majors.

2. Yuncheng College was formerly known as Yuncheng Teachers College, which was established in May 1978 and began to enroll students. In December 1989, Yuncheng Teachers College merged with Yuncheng Education College and Hedong University (to be established) to form Yuncheng College. In February 22, the Ministry of Education informed the Shanxi Provincial People's Government and officially approved the establishment of Yuncheng College.

3. Taiyuan Institute of Technology, located in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, is a provincial application-oriented undergraduate school, which focuses on engineering, science, economics, management, literature, law, art and teaching, and multi-disciplines support each other and develop harmoniously. The predecessor of the school, North China Fifth Industrial School, was founded in 1954. It was a national key technical secondary school established in China during the first Five-Year Plan period to meet the needs of national defense construction. In 1988, it was upgraded to a junior college. In 1999, it began to recruit undergraduates. In March 27, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, it was set up as a full-time ordinary undergraduate school and renamed as "Taiyuan University of Technology".