Northeast Agricultural University

Northeast Agricultural University, a leader in China's higher agricultural education, is located in Harbin, the "Ice City" of northern China. It is a national "Double First-Class" university with a strong focus on agricultural sciences, distinctive life sciences, and coordinated development across multiple disciplines. The university currently enrolls approximately 25,000 students, including over 200 international students, and boasts a faculty of more than 2,300. With 11 first-level disciplines authorized to offer doctoral degrees, its research capabilities are robust. The campus covers an area of approximately 3.65 million square meters (over 5,500 mu), providing ample space for teaching and research. The university's annual financial budget consistently ranges from 1 to 1.5 billion RMB, providing strong support for high-level talent cultivation and cutting-edge scientific research. Northeast Agricultural University, with its outstanding contributions in fields such as cold-region agriculture, veterinary medicine, and food science, as well as its founding spirit of "arduous struggle and continuous self-improvement," has become an important think tank and talent cradle for national food security and regional economic development.