Overview
China Women's University (CWU), located in Beijing, is a full-time undergraduate institution established by the state and administered by the All-China Women's Federation. It serves as the implementing unit for the Ministry of Commerce's short-term training programs and master's degree programs for women professionals from developing countries, as well as the Beijing Municipal 'Belt and Road' talent cultivation base project.
CWU is a member of the World Women's University Alliance and the chair unit of the Chinese Women's Higher Education Alliance. The university traces its origins to the New China Women's Vocational School, founded in 1949 by women pioneers including Cai Chang, Deng Yingchao, and Kang Keqing.
