Colleges and Schools
There are 25 colleges and schools in the university that offer 146 doctoral programs, 246 master's degree programs and 80 undergraduate's programmes.
- Jinling Women’s College
- School of Intensive Programs
- School of Law
- School of Social Development
- School of Geographical Science
- School of Physical Education
- School of Chinese Language & Literature
- School of Journalism and Communications
- School of Mathematics
- School of Computer Science
- School of Life Science
- School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- School of Public Administration
- School of Education Science
- School of Physical Science and Technology
- School of Music
- School of Dynamics Engineering
- School of Business
- School of Foreign Languages and Cultures
- School of Chemistry and Materials Science
- School of Fine Arts
- College of Teacher Education
- International College for Chinese Studies
Nanjing Normal University has two independent colleges, Taizhou College of Nanjing Normal University and Zhongbei College of Nanjing Normal University. Taizhou College is located in Taizhou, Jiangsu. Zhongbei College is located in Nanjing Normal University in Xianlin.
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