 Sichuan Agricultural University, one of the 100 universities selected by the Chinese government to receive special funding under the “211 Project”, has a predominance of bio-technology and agricultural sciences, and covering fields such as physical science, engineering, economics, management，veterinary medicine, liberal arts, pedagogy and law. Beautified by green mountains and blue rivers, SAU is situated in the well known city of Ya’an，the hometown of Giant Panda and the cradle of Tea Culture of the world, the same as Top ten China glamour city and Chinese excellent tourist city. Its former body was Sichuan Tong Sheng Agricultural School established in 1906, subordinated to National Sichuan University in 1935. It was moved to Yaan city from Chengdu and Sichuan Agricultural College was founded here independently in 1956, renamed as Sichuan Agricultural University in 1985.( more)
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SAU Took Part in High Rank Educational Exchanges in Tokyo
A high rank Educational forum and exhibition of Chinese universities and Japanese universities was held in Tokyo. The subject of the forum is “Changes of Chinese Universities and Japanese Universities ...
Posted Oct 9, 2010, 9:18 PM by Fred Chu
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International Students Cultural Exchange in SAU
15 students of New York State University came to visit SAU and had a wonderful time. They were warmly received and invited to a variety of cultural activities including Chinese ...
Posted Oct 9, 2010, 9:19 PM by Fred Chu
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“Teacher of the Year” in 2009
Pierre-Emmanuel Desage and James Robert Degulis, two of the foreign teachers in SAU, are awarded “Teacher of the Year” again by the People’s Government of Sichuan. This is ...
Posted Oct 9, 2010, 9:19 PM by Fred Chu
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U.S. Well-known Professor of Poultry Science Came (December 9-12)
Dr. Paul Siegel, Professor Virginia University U.S. in poultry science, came to SAU for academic exchanges. Dr. Paul Siegel, accompanied by Prof. Zhu Qing, the Deputy President of SAU ...
Posted Oct 9, 2010, 9:20 PM by Fred Chu
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