المشروع 211

جامعات المشروع 211
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خريطة جامعات المشروع 211 في الصين
التشكل1995; 29 years ago (1995
انتهت2014; 10 years ago (2014
النوعPublic Universities, National Key Universities
الوضع القانونيMinistry of Education of the People's Republic of China
المنطقة served
China
الأعضاءالأعضاء
116 جامعة صينية

تاريخ
جمهورية الصين الشعبية
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الزعماء البارزون
ماو - دنگ - جيانگ - هو
مواضيع أخرى عن الصين
الثقافة - الاقتصاد
الجغرافيا - السياسة - التعليم
بوابة الصين

المشروع Project 211 (صينية: 211工程؛ پن‌ين: 211 Gōngchéng�) كان مشروعاً، ألغيَ لاحقاً، لتطوير جامعات وكليات شاملة بدأته في 1995 المفوضية (السابقة) للدولة الصينية للتعليم، with the intent of raising the research standards of comprehensive universities and cultivating strategies for socio-economic development.[1] The name for the project comes from an abbreviation of the slogan "In preparation for the 21st century, successfully managing 100 universities" (面向21世纪,办好100所高校). One hundred was the approximate number of participating universities.[2]

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التاريخ

في ديسمبر 1995, the Project 211 was launched with 15 universities initially included. In December 1996, another 80 universities were added into the Phase 1 of the Project 211, and the total number expanded to 95 universities.

During the first phase of the project, from 1996 to 2000, approximately US$2 billion was distributed.[1]

In 2005, 12 universities were newly added into the Phase 2 of the project. At the end of 2015, 1 more university were added as a Phase 3 university. In 2008, 5 universities including Ningxia University, Hainan University, Qinghai University, Shihezi University, and Tibet University were added into the Phase 4 of the Project 211.

Some universities of Project 211 claimed that the project funding had been ceased in 2013.[3] Since 2014, Project 211 has been mentioned less.[4][5] In the same year, some universities reported that Project 211 funding had terminated, and the project had been repealed.[6][7]

In October 2015, the State Council of P.R.China published the 'Overall Plan for Promoting the Construction of World First-Class Universities and First-Class Disciplines (Double First-Class University Plan)' , and made new arrangements for the development of higher education in China, replacing previous projects including Project 211, Project 985, Project Characteristic Key Disciplines, etc.[8]

In June 2016, the Ministry of Education of China announced that the Project 211 had been abolished[9] and replaced by the Double First-Class University Initiative.[10]

In September 2017, the full list of Double First Class University Plan was formally published by the central government of China, a total number of 140 universities were included in this plan (the number of Double First-Class Universities expanded to 147 in February 2022), taking up less than 5% of the total number of Chinese higher education institutions (3,012),[11] which represents the most elite part of the higher education in China.[12][13]

In 2019, the Ministry of Education of China reconfirmed that the invalidated Project 211 had been replaced by the Double First-Class University Plan.[14]


القبول

They admit students through a competitive process of the National Higher Education Entrance Examination ("Gaokao") for undergraduate programs.[15]

جدال

Some Project 211 universities were added into the project for 'poverty alleviation', 'aiding the poor', 'ethnic policy' and 'regional balance' reasons, and they were weaker than some other universities beyond the project in terms of comprehensive competitiveness and faculties' development.[16][17]

التكملة

Since 2015, the Project 211 has been abolished and replaced by the Double First-Class University Initiative.[18] In 2022, the Ministry of Education of China announced that 15 Double First-Class Universities received warnings on their Double First-Class status revocation, and 14 of them were former Project 211 universities.[19] If these 15 universities fail to pass the final assessment in 2023, they will lose their Double First-Class University statuses.[20][21]

قائمة الجامعات

By 2008, China had some 116 institutions of higher education (approximately 6%) designated as 211 Project universities for developing to meet some planned scientific, technical, and human resources targets and offering advanced degree programs.[2]

Province/Municipality City University
Beijing (26) Beijing (26)
Jiangsu (11) Nanjing (8)
Suzhou
Wuxi
Xuzhou
Shanghai (10) Shanghai (10)
Shaanxi (8) Xi'an (7)
Xianyang
Hubei (7) Wuhan (7)
Sichuan (5) Chengdu (4)
Ya'an
Guangdong (4) Guangzhou (4)
Hunan (4) Changsha (4)
Heilongjiang (4) Harbin (4)
Liaoning (4) Shenyang (2)
Dalian (2)
Tianjin (4) Tianjin (4)
Anhui (3) Hefei (3)
Jilin (3) Changchun (2)
Yanji
Shandong (3) Qingdao (2)
Jinan
Chongqing (2) Chongqing (2)
Fujian (2) Xiamen
Fuzhou
Xinjiang (2) Shihezi
Ürümqi
Guizhou Guiyang
Gansu Lanzhou
Hainan Haikou
Henan Zhengzhou
Jiangxi Nanchang
Qinghai Xining
Shanxi Taiyuan
Yunnan Kunming
Zhejiang Hangzhou
Guangxi Nanning
Inner Mongolia Hohhot
Ningxia Yinchuan
Tibet Lhasa

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