Overview
Hubei University (Hubu) is located in Wuhan, the central hub of China, adjacent to the Yangtze River. It is a key provincial comprehensive university jointly established by the Hubei Provincial Government and the Ministry of Education, and is listed among Hubei's 'First-Class Universities' and the national 'Basic Capacity Building Project for Universities in Central and Western China'.
Founded in 1931 as Hubei Provincial College of Education, it was renamed Hubei University in 1984, transitioning from a normal college to a comprehensive university. Today, Hubu has three campuses (Wuchang, Yangluo, Hankou) and 26 colleges covering arts, sciences, engineering, law, economics, management, education, and arts.
