Overview
Lanzhou University (LZU), located in Lanzhou, Gansu Province, is the first modern institution of higher learning in Northwest China and a national key comprehensive university directly under the Ministry of Education. Founded in 1909 as Gansu Law and Politics School, it has evolved into a 'Double First-Class', 'Project 985', and 'Project 211' university.
With the motto 'Self-reliance and Uniqueness', LZU fosters talent with global vision and innovation. Its open and inclusive campus attracts international students and scholars, creating a diverse academic community. The university operates two campuses—Chengguan and Yuzhong—covering about 3,522 mu, with 37 schools and 96 undergraduate programs.
