List of Nanjing University people

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This is a list of Nanjing University people includes notable graduates, non-graduates, professors and other people affiliated with Nanjing University.

Contents

Graduates

Education

Humanities

Social sciences

Natural science & technology

Business, industry, commerce and finance

Politics & government

Arts

Literature

Journalism & media

Performing arts & entertainment

Miscellaneous

Non-graduate

Faculty members

Professors and various members of teaching and/or research, including former faculty members.

Honorary professors, visiting professors

Alumni of merged and attached schools

Alumni of the University of Nanking (merged in 1952)

Alumni of attached schools

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References

  1. Former EDB, JTC Chairman Tang I-Fang
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