What are the majors of Gansu Normal University for Nationalities?

What are the majors in Gansu Normal University for Nationalities?

Gansu Normal University for Nationalities has 58 majors, including 58 undergraduate majors.

Gansu Teachers College for Nationalities has majors in Chinese language and literature, cultural industry management, applied linguistics, mathematics and applied mathematics, financial mathematics, China minority language and literature, drama, film and television literature, history, geography, hotel management, human geography and urban and rural planning, tourism management, chemistry, biological sciences, animal and plant quarantine, etc.

1. Gansu Teachers College for Nationalities

Gansu Teachers College for Nationalities (GNCN), referred to as "Gansu People's College", located in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, is a public full-time ordinary undergraduate school established by the National Ethnic Affairs Commission of the People's Republic of China and the People's Government of Gansu Province.

Gansu Teachers College for Nationalities was founded in 1984, formerly known as Cooperative Teachers College for Nationalities; In March 29, it was upgraded to an ordinary undergraduate college with the approval of the Ministry of Education. In May, 213, it was established as a unit of Gansu Provincial People's Government and State Ethnic Affairs Commission.

Second, Chinese language and literature major

Chinese language and literature mainly studies the basic theories and knowledge of Chinese and China literature, including its related theories, development history and research status, involving poetry and songs, modern and contemporary literature, folk literature and other fields, and editing and writing articles and literary criticism in newspaper propaganda, press and publication industries.

Third, the major of cultural industry management

Cultural industry management mainly studies the basic knowledge and skills in management, economics, culturology and other fields, involving cultural tourism, radio, film and television, press and publication, cultural heritage, arts and crafts, sports and entertainment, animation and music, etc., and discusses the profit methods and modes of enterprises in the cultural industry, and carries out cultural management and so on.

Fourth, applied linguistics major

Applied linguistics mainly studies the basic knowledge and theories of linguistics, semantics, grammar and phonetics, and studies various practical problems related to language, including language teaching, the establishment and standardization of standard language, the creation and reform of characters, dictionary compilation and translation.