Xiamen University - Faculties

Faculties

At June 1, 2004, Xiamen University had 20 schools containing 43 departments, and many key research institutes.

  • School of Humanities
  • School of Foreign Languages & Cultures
  • School of Journalism& Communication
  • School of Law
  • Xiamen Academy of International Law
  • School of Public Affairs
  • College of Economics
  • School of Management
  • College of Art
  • College of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
  • School of Physics and Mechanical & Electrical Engineering
  • College of Oceanography & Environment
  • School of Life Science
  • School of Computer and Information Engineering
  • School of Mathematics
  • Software School
  • Medical College
  • School of Architecture and Civil Engineering
  • Overseas Education College
  • Adult Education College
  • Professional Technical College
  • Internet Education College

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