Renmin University of China

Renmin University of China

中国人民大学
Former names	People's University of China
Motto	实事求是 [1]
Motto in English	Seeking truth from facts [2]
Type	Public
Established	1937;88 years ago (1937)
President	Lin Shangli (林尚立)
Party Secretary	Zhang Donggang (张东刚)
Academic staff	1,887 (September 2019) [3]
Students	27,810 (September 2019)
Undergraduates	11,336
Postgraduates	10,505
Location	Beijing , China
Campus	Urban
Affiliations	BHUA
Website	ruc.edu.cn
Chinese name
Simplified Chinese	中国人民大学
Traditional Chinese	中國人民大學
Literal meaning	People's University of China
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Zhōngguó Rénmín Dàxué

Renmin University entrance

The Renmin University of China (RUC) is a public university in Haidian, Beijing, China. The university is affiliated with the Ministry of Education, and co-funded by the Ministry of Education and the Beijing Municipal People's Government. ^[4] The university is part of Project 211, Project 985, and the Double First-Class Construction.

History

The origins of Renmin University of China date back to Shanbei Public School (陕北公学), established in 1937 by the Chinese Communist Party in order to "bring up hundreds of thousands of revolutionary comrades to meet the needs of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression." ^[5] Later it was renamed as the North China United University and North China University.

In 1950, several institutions were merged to form a single Renmin University of China. In 1954, Renmin University of China was established as one of six national key universities of China, becoming the youngest national key university at that time. ^[6]

Wu Yuzhang, Cheng Fangwu, Guo Yingqiu, Yuan Baohua, Huang Da, Li Wenhai, Ji Baocheng, and Chen Yulu had successively held the position of the president of the university. ^[7] As of 2022 ^[update] the president is Lin Shangli. ^[8]

Present

Currently Renmin University consists of 25 schools, 13 research institutes and the graduate school, with 63 specialties for undergraduate, 8 specialties for the second-bachelor's degree students, 149 specialties for the master's degree candidates, 100 specialties for the Doctor's degree candidates and 33 national key disciplines. ^[9]

The university library has 2.5 million holdings, and is recognized as the Information Center of Arts Literatures by the Ministry of Education. The new library building opened in the second half of 2011. The Renmin University of China Press is one of the most famous publishers and the first university press in China which has published a large number of academic works in humanities and social sciences. The library of the university covers a total area of 26,000 square meters. It has 15 reading rooms and an economics hall, with more than 2000 seats. ^[10]

Renmin University has established its communications and cooperative relationships with 125 universities and research institutions of 32 countries and regions, which enables the university to be the center of academic and cultural communications between China and foreign countries. ^[11]

Schools and departments

Renmin University of China Law School

• The School of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development ^[12]
• The School of Arts
• The School of Business
• The School of Chinese Classics
• The School of Continuing Education
• The School of Economics
• The School of Education ^[13]
• The School of Environment and Natural Resources
• The School of Finance
• The School of Foreign Languages ^[14]
  • Department of English Studies
  • Department of French Studies
  • Department of German Studies
  • Department of Japanese Studies
  • Department of Russian Studies
  • Department of Spanish Studies
• The School of History
• The School of Information
• The School of Information Resource Management
• The School of International Studies
  • Department of International Politics
  • Department of Foreign Affairs
  • Department of Politics
• The School of Journalism
• The School of Labor and Human Resources
• The School of Law ^[15]
• The School of Literary Studies
• The School of Marxism Studies ^[16]
• The School of Teaching Chinese as Foreign Language
• The School of Philosophy ^[17]
• The School of Public Administration and Policy
• The School of Statistics
• The School of Sociology and Population Studies ^[18]
  • Department of Sociology
  • Department of Social Work
  • Department of Demography
• Department of Psychology ^[19]
• The School of Science
  • Department of Physics
  • Department of Chemistry
• The Institute of Qing History
• Sino–French Institute

In 2015, the China Academy of Financial Inclusion was established at Renmin University. ^[20] The Academy is a government think-tank tasked with developing financial inclusion mechanisms for China. ^[20]

On 25 October 2017, Renmin University established a Xi Jinping Thought research center, the first of its kind. ^{[21] : 29}

Rural Reconstruction Center of Renmin University

Rural Reconstruction Center of Renmin University was established in 2005 and is based in Beijing. Its main mission is to explore the theory and practice of rural reconstruction. It partakes in fair trade advocacy and coordinating urban and rural green energy initiatives as well as the promotion of fair education. ^[22]

Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China (RDCY)

1. General Introduction

The Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China (RDCY) was officially established on January 19, 2013. It was built on the education fund set up by Shanghai Chongyang Investment Management Co., Ltd. through a donation to Renmin University of China, and it is the core achievement of this donation project.

As a new-type think tank with distinct Chinese characteristics, RDCY has invited a wide range of talents, inviting dozens of former politicians, senior bankers, and renowned scholars from around the world to serve as senior fellows. It always adheres to the purpose of focusing on reality, advising the country and serving the people. Currently, RDCY has 7 departments and operates 4 professional research centers, namely the Center for Eco-Financial Studies, the Global Governance Research Center, the China-US People-to-People Exchange Research Center, and the China-Russia People-to-People Exchange Research Center. In recent years, RDCY has achieved fruitful results in research fields such as financial development, global governance, major power relations, and macro policies, winning extensive praise and high recognition at home and abroad.

In terms of operation and research, RDCY has built a capable and efficient full-time team. In research work, RDCY's research in areas such as global governance, macro finance, major power relations, and public diplomacy is at the forefront level in China. As of 2025, it has published over a hundred related works and released hundreds of research reports. Its research results have been repeatedly approved and affirmed by General Secretary Xi Jinping and other Party and state leaders. On May 17, 2016, General Secretary Xi Jinping presided over a symposium on philosophy and social sciences. Prof. Wang Wen, the dean of RDCY, was invited to participate and speak, and was immediately recognized by the General Secretary.

At the international cooperation level, RDCY actively expands international exchanges and has established a stable cooperation mechanism with major think tanks in more than 40 countries around the world. It has successfully carried out a series of related activities in more than 20 countries such as the United States, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Russia, Malaysia, and Iran, playing a positive role in promoting China's public diplomacy.

RDCY is very active on overseas media platforms and in the public opinion arena, actively spreading Chinese perspectives and wisdom. It has been interviewed and reported by hundreds of overseas media such as the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the Russian Telegraph Agency - TASS, The New York Times, the Financial Times, and Russia Today. In 2024, RDCY voiced its opinions through more than 300 overseas media, covering more than 20 languages. In 2020, RDCY took the lead in publishing the "An Open Letter to the People of the United States from 100 Chinese Scholars" jointly written by 100 Chinese scholars and launched the global initiative of "No the New Cold War" in the internationally renowned magazine The Diplomat, which has hundreds of millions of international audiences and has attracted extensive attention.

In terms of operation management, RDCY has made efforts to build a new-type think tank that has a well-rounded new media operation system. It has established a Chinese-English all-media matrix covering more than 20 platforms, ranging from official Chinese and English websites, WeChat, Weibo, Bilibili, Toutiao, to X, YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn, attracting more than5 million followers worldwide, demonstrating RDCY's influence on international communication.

In the rankings of major global and domestic think tanks, RDCY, with its outstanding research results and extensive international influence, firmly ranks among the first-line think tanks in China. It is listed among the “Top 150 Global Think Tanks”, “the most influential ‘Belt and Road’ university think tanks”, “the top 100 university think tanks A++”, “the top 90 global university think tanks” . Its dean, Prof. Wang Wen, was selected as one of the “Top 40 think tankers in 40 years of reform and opening up”.

Campuses

The university currently possesses two active campus, one campus under construction and one former campus.^{[ needs update ]}

• The main campus is located at No.59 Zhongguancun Street, Haidian district, Beijing. Most of the university's schools, departments and institutes are located here.
  • The campus's English Corner is very famous in Beijing. Every Friday evening, people gather at the Qiushi Garden near the east gate to practice English. ^[23]
  • The campus is host to about 1,165 international students, many of them from South Korea. There are so many South Korean students that the International Students Dining Room has a separate Korean menu aside from their traditional Chinese menu.
• The university has a secondary campus located in Suzhou Industrial Park, in the South-eastern province of Jiangsu. ^[24] It is home to the RUC Sino-French Institute (IFC Renmin) and its 900 Chinese and international students. ^[25] Besides, a number of Chinese and sino-foreign Master-level programs from several RUC faculties are also located on the same grounds under the supervision of RUC International College. RUC Suzhou campus is part of the Suzhou Dushu Lake Higher Education Town, together with other international Sino-Foreign oriented graduate and post-graduate schools such as Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool university or the Southeast University-Monash University Joint Graduate School. ^[26]
• Renmin University is currently building its future main campus in Lucheng, Tongzhou district, currently named "Eastern Campus", to the east of Beijing central area. ^[27] It will be located in the same town as the soon-to-be relocated Beijing municipal government facilities. ^[28] Completion date is expected by the end of year 2017. ^[29]
• The former main campus of Renmin University of China is located east of the Forbidden City, in the Dongcheng district. Although the property still belongs to the university, it is no longer used for educational purposes.

• 
  Quadrangle in front of Number 2 Teaching Building.
• 
  East campus under construction in July 2018
• 
  The English Corner by day

Cultural tradition

The rock holding the engraved motto of the university, "seeking truth from facts"

The motto of Renmin University is "Seek truth from facts"; the spirit of Renmin University is "Establishing learning for the people, and governing the country"; the goal of talent training of Renmin University is "a national example, a social pillar"; and the idea of running Renmin University is "people, people-oriented, and humanistic", which is also the meaning of the three parallel "人" characters in the seal script on Renmin University's emblem.

School Song

The school song of Renmin University of China has gone through multiple versions, including the "Song of Northern Shaanxi Public School" created in Yan'an in 1937, "The School Song of North China Associated University" in Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border area in 1937, and "School Song of North China University" in Zhengding, Hebei in 1948, ^[30] "Song of Renmin University of China" written by Wu Yuzhang, "Song of Renmin University of China" written by Cheng Fangwu, and "Song of Renmin University of China" written by Ji Baocheng. ^[31] "The Song of Renmin University of China", written by Ji Baocheng, was identified as the school song in 2007, replacing the old school song that has been adopted since 1980 with a strong political color. In 2017, "Song of Northern Shaanxi Public School" was identified as the representative school song of Renmin University of China.

Rankings and reputation

University rankings

BCUR National [32]	Domestic	17
Wu Shulian National [33]	Domestic	21
CUAA National [34]	Alumni	12
QS National [35]	General	38
QS Asia (Asia version) [36]	General	103
ARWU World [37]	Research	301–400
QS World [38]	General	=566
USNWR World [39]	General	=394

Renmin University, along with Nanjing University became the first batch of elite institutions in China to drop out of all international rankings. The University is selected as a pilot program to test a new system of local rankings that reflect “Chinese characteristics” and are representative of their Chinese traits. It is expected that more Chinese institutions will drop out of international rankings as China aims to create its own benchmark for elite institutions. ^[40]

However, in 2015, the Chinese University Alumni Association (CUAA) in partnership with China Education Center considered it 5th among all Chinese universities. ^[41] The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2014 placed Renmin 5th in China (after Peking, Tsinghua, University of Science and Technology of China, and Fudan), 13th in emerging countries, 32nd in Asia, and inside the top 250 in the world. ^{[42] [43] [44]}

In 2020, the QS World University Rankings had the university as one of the top 300 worldwide for academic reputation and employer reputation. ^{[45] [46]} Renmin graduates are highly desired in China and worldwide, with its Graduate Employability rankings placed in the top 181–190 universities globally and a crop of high-achieving graduates every year, according to the 2022 QS Graduate Employability Rankings. ^[47]

Subject rankings

According to the latest evaluation by the Chinese Ministry of Education RUC ranked No.1 among all Chinese universities for 9 disciplines, which include theoretical economics, applied economics, law and legal studies, political science, sociology, journalism, statistics, business management and public administration. ^[48] RUC is also entitled 25 national key disciplines (ranked number 5 in China), 13 national key research bases of humanities and social sciences (ranked number 1 in China), and 6 national teaching and research bases of fundamental arts disciplines (ranked number 1 in China). ^[48] Renmin has taken a leading position among Chinese universities in the number of social science and arts and humanities-related majors. ^[49] For example, in the 2022 rankings of Chinese universities by undergraduate majors in 92 professional categories, Renmin had 25 majors ranked as the best in the country, 48 majors in the top 5, and 57 majors in the top 10. ^[50]

According to the 2021 QS World University by subject, RUC was ranked among the top 100 in the world in "Arts and Humanities" & "Social Sciences & Management" related subjects. ^{[51] [52]} According to the 2021 QS World University by subject, the university was ranked among the top 40 in the world for philosophy, ^[53] top 80 in social sciences and management ^[54] and top 51 in legal studies and law. ^[55]

According to the Financial Times , its business school, the Renmin Business School, is one of the top 50 in the world, ^[56] with its global MBA ranked 38th, ^[57] Executive MBA ranked 43rd, ^[58] and its executive education ranked 11th internationally (the best in Asia). ^[59]

As of 2025, the U.S. News & World Report ranked Renmin 3rd in China, 4th in Asia, and 17th globally in economics and business. ^[60]

As of 2024, according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities , RUC ranked #9 in the world in "public administration", #31 in "finance", #43 in "Library & Information Science", #51 in "management" & "statistics, and #76 in "business administration" & "economics". ^[61]

Notable faculty

• Huang Da – Professor Emeritus, School of Finance; President, Renmin University of China (1991–1994).
• Jin Canrong – Professor, School of International Studies.
• Liu Xiaofeng – Professor, School of Liberal Arts.
• Manuel Pérez García – Former Associate Professor, School of International Studies (2013–2017).
• Mao Shoulong – Professor, School of Public Administration.
• Pan Suiming – Professor, School of Sociology and Population Studies, scholar of sexology.
• Shi Yinhong – Professor, School of International Studies, ^[62] see zh:时殷弘
• Song Xinning (宋新宁) – Jean Monnet Professor, School of International Studies.
• Wang Liming – Professor and former dean (2005–09), School of Law, scholar of civil law.
• Wen Tiejun – Professor and dean, School of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development.
• Wu Xiaoqiu (吴晓求) – Professor, School of Finance.
• Yang Ruilong (杨瑞龙) – Professor and dean, School of Economics.
• Baron von Pfetten – Visiting Professor, School of Economics.
• Zeng Xianyi – Professor Emeritus and former dean (1990–2005), School of Law, scholar of legal history.
• Zhang Kangzhi – Professor in the Department of Public Administration.
• Zhang Ming (张鸣) – Professor, School of International Studies.
• Zhou Xiaozheng (周孝正) – Professor, School of Sociology and Population Studies.

Notable alumni

Academics

• Liu Yu – Political scientist at Tsinghua University
• Wu Shuqing – President of Peking University (1989–1996), economist
• Zhao Tingyang – Political philosopher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Law and politics

• Han Xu – Ambassador to the United States (1985–1989).
• Liu Yandong – Current highest-ranking female politician in China, and the only woman with a seat on the Politburo.
• Ma Kai – Chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission (2003–2008).
• Xiao Yang – Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court (1998–2003, 2003–2008).
• Xie Feng – Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs (2021–2023) and current Ambassador to the United States.
• Wang Ju-hsuan – Minister of Council of Labor Affairs of the Republic of China (2008–2012).
• Chen Yulu – Deputy governor of People's Bank of China (2015–2022) and current president of Nankai University.
• You Quan – Director of the United Front Work Department (2017–2022)
• Grace Mugabe – Former First Lady of Zimbabwe (1996–2017)
• Liu He – A member of the politburo of the Chinese Communist Party, one of the vice premiers of the People's Republic of China and the director of the Central Financial and Economic Affairs Commission
• Zhou Dan – First openly gay lawyer in mainland China to speak out for LGBT rights

Business and media

• Duan Yongping – Entrepreneur and investor, founder of Subor (English: Xiao Ba Wang; Chinese:小霸王; pinyin:Xiǎo Bàwáng) and BBK (Chinese:步步高,; pinyin:Bù Bù Gāo)
• Hu Shuli – Founder and editor-in-chief of business magazine Caijing
• Pan Gongsheng – Executive Vice President, Agricultural Bank of China
• Xiang Junbo – Chairman, Agricultural Bank of China (2009–)
• Xiao Gang – Chairman, Bank of China (2003–)
• Zhang Lei – Founder and President of Hillhouse Capital Group
• Liu Qiangdong – Founder and President of JD.com

Human rights activists

• Bob Fu – One of the organizers of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, he founded ChinaAid to provide legal aid to dissidents in China.
• Zeng Jinyan – Human rights activist, one of the Time 100, 2007; wife of Hu Jia, recipient of the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought in 2008.
• Zhang Zhixin – Dissident imprisoned and executed for criticising the idolisation of Mao Zedong during the Cultural Revolution.

Writers

• Wang Xiaobo – Modern writer, popular and influential among China's youth. He is also the husband of Li Yinhe, renowned sociologist and sexologist.
• Zhang Jie – Writer, graduated from RUC in 1960. Her work has won many prizes.

Others

• James Veneris and Samuel David Hawkins – American soldiers in the Korean War who were captured by the North, then defected to China at the time of armistice.
• Guo Jingjing – 3 m Springboard and Synchronized Springboard gold medals winner at the 2004 Summer Olympics
• Wang Junxia – Winner of a gold medal and a silver medal in woman's track in the 1996 Summer Olympics; record holder of the woman's 10000 m from 1993 with a time of 29:31:78.
• Liang Yan – National Women's volleyball team member
• Dai Yi – Historian
• Lin Yue – Gold medalist, Olympian, 10 m platform Diving
• Huo Liang – Gold medalist, Olympian, 10 m Platform Diving
• Li Ting – Gold medalist, Olympian, 10 m Platform Diving
• Peng Bo – Gold medalist, Olympian, 3 m Springboard Diving
• Wu Minxia – Gold medalist, Olympian, 3 m Springboard Diving
• Sang Xue – Gold medalist, Olympian, 10 m platform Diving
• Vivian Kong – Hong Kong gold medalist, Olympian, women's individual épée fencing
• Shi Yan – Farmer and founder of the first Community Supported Agriculture farm in China

Global reach

Renmin University maintains collaborative relationships and exchange programs with many well-known universities around the world, such as the Singapore Management University, Queen's University, Boston College Law School, Columbia University, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Princeton University, University of Geneva, McGill University, Queen Mary University of London, King's College London, Waseda University, Carleton University, the University of Chicago, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, the University of Michigan and Yale University. ^[11] In January 2010, Zhang Lei, a graduate of Renmin University and Yale School of Management (SOM), donated US$8,888,888 to the SOM, the largest alumni gift the school had received. ^[63]

It is also a member of Worldwide Universities Network, ^[9] the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education, ^[64] and Beijing-Hong Kong Universities Alliance. ^[65]

Renmin University School of Labor and Human Resources maintains an exchange relationship with the Huamin Research Center and the School of Social Work at Rutgers University. Every year since 2010, study abroad students and faculty from Rutgers exchange with their Renmin University counterparts. Renmin University is a popular destination for visiting foreign dignitaries. During his state visit to China in January 2008, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown visited Renmin University with Premier Wen Jiabao to talk with students, scholars, athletes and entrepreneurs. ^[66]

The School of International Studies offers a Double Masters in Asian and International Affairs with King's College London. ^[67]

Renmin University students are actively engaged in academic and exchange programs overseas, such as the National Model United Nations conference held annually in the New York City. ^[68]

The University of Chicago Center in Beijing, ^[69] which opened in September 2010, is located at the Culture Plaza on the Renmin University campus.

High school

The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China is a high school in Beijing, and is a sister school of Phillips Academy in Massachusetts, Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire and Punahou Academy in Honolulu.

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External links

• Official website (in English)

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