Liaoning University of science and technology Liaoning University of science and technology, located in Anshan City, Liaoning Province, is one of the earliest metallurgical universities in China. It has been selected into the Ministry of education's "excellent engineer education and training plan" universities, "national new engineering research and practice project", Chinese government scholarship receiving universities for foreign students in China, hundred school project, key construction universities of first-class universities in Liaoning Province, and credit system in Liaoning Province Management pilot University, Liaoning Province transformation and development pilot school, with postgraduate promotion and exemption rights and National University Science and Technology Park, is a multi-disciplinary university focusing on engineering, science, economics, management, arts, law, art and other disciplines.The University was founded in 1948 and upgraded to Anshan Iron and Steel College in 1958. It began to recruit postgraduates in 1980 and obtained the right to confer master's degree in 1983. It was renamed Anshan University of science and technology in 2002 and Liaoning University of science and technology in 2006, and became a doctoral degree conferring unit in the same year. The school was originally directly under the Ministry of metallurgical industry. In 1998, it was jointly managed by Liaoning Province and the Ministry of education, mainly by Liaoning Province. The former Anshan vocational college, Liaoning People's armed forces school, Liaoning food industry school, Liaoning Metallurgical Industry School and Liaoning building materials industry school were merged one after another.According to the official website of Liaoning University of science and technology in February 2019, Liaoning University of science and technology covers an area of more than 1.83 million square meters; the university has a graduate school, 20 colleges, a teaching department and an engineering training center, with a total of 59 undergraduate majors; there are 3 first-class discipline doctoral programs, 13 second-class discipline doctoral programs, 12 first-class discipline master programs, 43 second-class discipline master programs, and 14 professional degree master programs; there are provincial and ministerial level There are 5 key disciplines, 1 National Engineering Technology Research Center, 1 provincial major science and technology platform, 2 provincial collaborative innovation centers, 20 provincial key laboratories and Engineering (Technology) research centers, 1216 full-time teachers and 20748 full-time students.