North Eastern University
North Eastern University
Founded on April 26, 1923, Northeastern University (NEU) is a leading institution known for its spirit of “Striving constantly for improvement and behaving in conformity with truth.” It has made significant contributions to scientific research, including China’s first analog computer, domestically produced CT, and advanced steel technologies. NEU also established China’s first university science park, fostering high-tech enterprises like Neusoft Corporation.
Located in Shenyang, with a campus in Qinhuangdao, NEU has over 4,500 faculty members. It houses 100+ research institutes, including 3 national key laboratories and multiple engineering research centers. The university collaborates globally with 219 institutions across 36 countries, welcoming over 1,500 international students annually. NEU actively promotes academic exchange and innovation, reinforcing its role as a hub for technological advancement and global cooperation.
