The predecessor of Lanzhou University of Arts and Sciences

Lanzhou University of Arts and Science was formerly known as Gansu Education College founded in 1950 and Gansu Union University founded in 1985. 20 1 1, Gansu Art School merged; 20 13 An ordinary undergraduate college approved by the Ministry of Education was renamed Lanzhou University of Arts and Sciences.

The school is the first batch of pilot institutions for transformation and development in Gansu Province. The Communication University of China, designated by the Ministry of Education, provides counterpart support to western universities, which is the training base for non-hereditary population of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. It is the first "civilized campus" in Gansu Province and a "model college" for Party building in Gansu Province in the new period.

The school is located in Lanzhou, an important node city of the Silk Road Economic Belt. The 3,000-mile Silk Road, the 8,000-year-old Chinese civilization, Gansu's important strategic location advantages as a link between the east and the west, and the colorful and splendid natural and human resources provide a unique and rich resource and broad development space for school education.

Lanzhou University of Arts and Sciences Major:

At present, the school has three provincial-level key disciplines such as Chinese language and literature, tourism management and applied chemistry, five national-level professional construction sites and eight provincial-level professional construction sites, one national-level course 1 door, and one provincial-level course1door, and 35 courses have been selected into the wisdom platform of China higher education and won 100.

There are 39 undergraduate majors in Chinese language and literature, mathematics and applied mathematics, applied chemistry, environmental design, music performance, digital media technology, journalism, financial management, preschool education, electronic information engineering, tourism management, drama, film and television literature, visual communication design, radio and television engineering, digital publishing, software engineering, investment, dance performance, data science and big data technology.