Overview
Located in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province, Harbin University is a full-time public institution sponsored by the Harbin Municipal Government and jointly supported by provincial and municipal authorities. Its history traces back to the Beiman Special District Normal School founded in 1934, and it was formed in 2000 through the merger of five colleges, including Harbin Normal College and Harbin University, with the Harbin Finance School joining in 2006.
As a project unit of the Ministry of Education's Excellent Primary School Teacher Training Program Reform, a model university for characteristic application-oriented undergraduate education in Heilongjiang, and one of the province's first 'Innovation and Entrepreneurship Colleges,' the university focuses on producing high-quality applied talents to meet local economic and social needs.
