The College of Agriculture at Nanjing Agricultural University (NAU) traces its origins back to the Agricultural Museum Section of Sanjiang Normal School, established in 1902, and the Agricultural Section of Jinling University, founded in 1914. The college currently has 146 full-time faculty members, including 80 professors and 51 associate professors.
The College of Agriculture at South China Agricultural University (SCAU) is one of the university’s oldest and most established colleges. To date, it has produced more than 10,000 graduates, including many international students from Southeast Asia. The college hosts several key national and provincial research platforms, including the National Plant
The College of Agriculture and Biotechnology (CAB) at Zhejiang University was established in July 1999, following the 1998 merger of four universities in Hangzhou. It brought together the departments of Agronomy, Plant Protection, Horticulture, and Tea Science, along with the institutes of Nuclear-Agricultural Science and Biotechnology and the Experimental Farm
Nanjing Agricultural University is recognized as the birthplace of modern grass science in China. As early as the 1940s, Professor Wang Dong, the founder of grass science in China, pioneered teaching and research in herbology at Central University, the predecessor of Nanjing Agricultural University. The College of Agro-Grassland Science currently
As one of the oldest institutes at Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University (NWAFU), the College of Agronomy began undergraduate training in 1936 and postgraduate training in 1960. It offers three undergraduate programs in Agronomy, Plant Science and Technology, and Seed Science and Technology, as well as PhD and postgraduate training
