大连理工大学 | |||||||
Motto | 海纳百川,自强不息,厚德笃学,知行合一 | ||||||
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Type | Public university | ||||||
Established | 1949 | ||||||
President | Jia Zhenyuan (贾振元) | ||||||
Academic staff | 2,580 (Spring 2020) [1] | ||||||
Undergraduates | 25,611 (Spring 2020) [1] | ||||||
Postgraduates | 17,908 (Spring 2020) [1] | ||||||
Location | , , China | ||||||
Campus | Urban, 3.5713 km2 (1.3789 sq mi) | ||||||
Colors | Blue and White | ||||||
Affiliations | Excellence League | ||||||
Website | dlut.edu.cn | ||||||
Chinese name | |||||||
Simplified Chinese | 大连理工大学 | ||||||
Traditional Chinese | 大連理工大學 | ||||||
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BCUR National [2] | Domestic | 28 | |
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Wu Shulian National [3] | Domestic | 31 | |
CUAA National [4] | Alumni | 26 | |
QS National [5] | General | =25 | |
THE National [6] | General | 30–33 | |
QS Asia (Asia version) [7] | General | 152 | |
THE Asia (Asia version) [8] | General | 78 | |
ARWU World [9] | Research | 201–300 | |
QS World [10] | General | =448 | |
THE World [11] | General | 401–500 | |
USNWR World [12] | General | 292 |
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