University Structure
This is the structure of the schools and departments at Quanzhou Normal University.
| Schools | Departments |
|---|---|
| School of Humanities | Chinese Department Department of Law and Political Science Department of History & Sociology Department of Journalism Marxism & Leninism Teaching Section |
| School of Science | Department of Mathematics Department of Physics Department of Computer Science Department of Information and Economic Mathematics Department of General Science |
| School of Resources and Environmental Sciences | Department of Chemistry Department of Geography Department of Biology |
| School of Foreign Languages | Department of English Department of College English Department of International English |
| School of Business and Information Technology | Department of Economics Department of Management Department of E-Commerce |
| School of Arts | Department of Music Department of Fine Arts Department of Nanyin General Arts Teaching |
| School of Educational Science | Department of Elementary Education & Special Education Department of Modern Education Technology Pre-school Education Department Section of Curriculum and Teaching Methodology Teaching Section of pedagogy and Psychology |
| School of Advanced Professional Education | Teaching Section of Arts Teaching Section of Science |
| School of Further Education | Carder training Centre Teachers' Training Centre Adult Education Centre |
| Physical Education and Teaching | Physical Education Teaching Section |
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