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((Short description|Public research university in Chengdu, Sichuan, China))
((more citations needed|date=October 2016))

((Infobox university
 | name                   = Southwest Jiaotong University
 | native_name            = ((native name|zh-cn|paren=no|西南交通大学))
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 | motto_lang             = 竢实扬华 自强不息
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 | president              = Xuedong Yan
 | academic_staff         = 2,612
 | undergrad              = 38,132
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 | affiliations           = [[Double First Class University Plan|Double First Class University]], [[Project 211|211 Project]], [[Association of MBAs]]
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'''Southwest Jiaotong University''' ('''SWJTU'''; ((zh|s=西南交通大学|labels=no))) is a [[National university|national]] [[Public university|public]] [[Types of universities and colleges in China|science and engineering university]] in [[Chengdu]], [[Sichuan]], China. The university is affiliated with the [[Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China|Ministry of Education]]. It is a [[National Key Universities|national key university]] co-sponsored by the Ministry of Education, [[China Railway Corporation]], the Sichuan Provincial Government, and the Chengdu Municipal Government. The university is part of [[Project 211]] and the [[Double First-Class Construction]].

SWJTU was founded in 1896 and is one of China 's leading engineering universities. Known as the cradle of China's [[Railway engineering|railway engineers]] and “the [[Cornell University|Cornell]] of the East,” SWJTU is the birthplace of China's modern education in [[transportation]], [[mining]] and [[metallurgy]], and [[civil engineering]]. Through its history, the university has adopted different names such as “Imperial Chinese Railway College,” “Tangshan Jiaotong University,” and “Tangshan Institute of Railway.”<ref name=":0">((Cite web|url=http://english.swjtu.edu.cn/public/viewClass.aspx?TYPE=5&RAND=11262576435935150|title=General Information of SWJTU))</ref>

SWJTU is consistently ranked as one of the top universities in China, placing 181-190 in [[Times Higher Education|The ''Times Higher Education'']] Asia University Rankings 2016<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/southwest-jiaotong-university#ranking-dataset/583359|title=Southwest Jiaotong University|website=Times Higher Education (THE)|language=en-US|access-date=2016-10-24))</ref> and ranking 161 in [[Times Higher Education|The ''Times Higher Education'']] BRICS & Emerging Economies 2016. It was included as one of the first universities into [[Double First Class University Plan]] and former [[Project 211]]. To date, SWJTU faculty and alumni have won 57 fellowships to the United States and China [[National Academy of Sciences]].<ref name=":0" /> It is a Chinese state [[Double First Class University Plan|Double First Class University]].<ref name="Chinese Department of Education">((Cite web |url=http://www.moe.gov.cn/srcsite/A22/moe_843/201709/t20170921_314942.html |title=教育部 财政部 国家发展改革委 关于公布世界一流大学和一流学科建设高校及建设 学科名单的通知 (Notice from the Ministry of Education and other national governmental departments announcing the list of double first class universities and disciplines)))</ref>

==About SWJTU==
The university was founded at [[Shanhaiguan District|Shanhaiguan]], [[Hebei]], in 1896, and it is currently located in [[Chengdu]], [[Sichuan]]. The University has three campuses: the main Xipu campus, the Jiulidi campus in downtown Chengdu, and Emei campus about 90&nbsp;miles to the southwest of the city snuggled at the foot of the [[Mount Emei]], one of China's four sacred [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] mountains. The university offers programs at the graduate and undergraduate level to approximately 60,000 students.

Southwest Jiaotong University (SWJTU) was founded at Shanhaiguan in 1896, named then Imperial Chinese Railway College. It is one of the oldest universities in China majoring in engineering. In 1905, it was moved to Tangshan, Hebei Province, and was renamed Tangshan Chiao Tung University, Tangshan Railway Institute, and so on. In 1972, the university was removed to Emei, Sichuan province, and began to use its present name-Southwest Jiaotong University. In 1989, it was moved to Chengdu, and in 2002, the construction of a new campus covering an area of over 3,000 mu was started in Chengdu. With this, a new pattern of “one university, in two places, with three campuses” is coming into being.

Currently, the university has 18 schools, 3 departments and 2 divisions, with students totaling more than 38000, teachers and staff over 3900, which including full-time teachers about 1800, professors and associate professors about 1000, 3 CAS academicians and 2 CAE academicians. In addition, there are also 29 academicians from CAS and CAE who serve as part-time professors at the university's invitation. There are now 45 [[Doctor of Philosophy|PHD]] programs, 95 master's degree accredit posts, 61 undergraduate majors and 7 post-doctorate research centers, 3 national basic scientific research and teaching talents training bases, 6 national key disciplines and 1 [[State Key Laboratories|state key laboratory]].

==History==

=== Historical Footprints ===
[[File:HXD3B locomotive driving simulator.jpg|thumb|A locomotive driving simulator of a [[China Railways HXD3B]] electric locomotive, produced by [[CNR Dalian]] and Southwest Jiaotong University]]
Founded in 1896, Southwest Jiaotong University (SWJTU) was originally named Imperial Chinese Railway College at Shanhaiguan by Beiyang Railway Bureau. In 1900, due to the invasion of the allied forces of the eight imperialist powers, it was forced to shut down. And in 1905, it was relocated to Tangshan and renamed Tangshan Railway Institute. In 1906, it added the subject of mine and renamed Shanhaiguan College of Railway and Mining. In 1908, it was renamed Tangshan College of Railway and Mining, directly under the jurisdiction of the postal department of Qing Government, which was replaced in 1912 with the Ministry of Transport in Republic of China. Then the college was renamed Tangshan Railway Institute of the Ministry of Transport, under the direct jurisdiction of the Ministry of Transport. In 1913, it renamed Tangshan School of Technology under the order of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Transport. In 1921, the Ministry of Transport of Beiyang government founded Jiaotong University, with its headquarter in Beijing, and three branches in Beijing, Tangshan and Shanghai. The university was renamed Tangshan Institute of Jiaotong University. In 1922, the Ministry of Transport restructured Jiaotong University and divided it into Tangshan University and Nanyang University. The school was renamed as Tangshan University of the Ministry of Transport. In February 1928, Tangshan University was renamed Tangshan Jiaotong University under the instruction of Beiyang government. And in June, 1928, it was renamed the Second Jiaotong University after National Government's unifying South and South. In the same year, the Ministry of Transport restructured Jiaotong University and set its headquarter in Shanghai. The school was renamed Tangshan Civil Engineering Institute of Jiaotong University. In October, 1928, National Government founded Ministry of Railways, and the school was under its direct jurisdiction. In November, Jiaotong University was renamed Jiaotong University of the Ministry of Railways, with its headquarter in Shanghai, and its branches of Peiping Railway Management Institute and Tangshan Engineering Institute. The school was renamed Tangshan Engineering Institute of Jiaotong University.

After the Lu Gou Qiao Incident in 1937, the campus was occupied by the Japanese army. With the effort of staff and students, the university was re-established in Xiangtan, Hunan at the end of 1937. In March 1938, Peiping Railway Management Institute was merged into Tangshan Engineering Institute. In May, the university was moved to Yang Jiatan, Xiangxiang, Hunan. In 1938, Wuhan fell to enemy occupation, and the university was forced to move westward. In 1939, the university restarted classes in Pingyue city (Fuquan City nowadays) Guizhou. In July 1941, with the decision of Ministry of Education, the university was renamed as National Tangshan Engineering Institute of Jiaotong University, Peiping Railway Management Institute which aroused controversy within the university. Thus, in January 1942, Ministry of Education established National Jiaotong University, Guizhou, including Tangshan Engineering Institute and Peiping Railway Management Institute. In November 1944, owing to the occupation of Japanese army of Dushan Guizhou, the university was forced to remove to Bishan, Sichuan. After the Anti-Japanese War, in August 1946, with the decision of Ministry of Education, the university was renamed National Tangshan Engineering Institute, directly under Ministry of Education, and was moved back to its original site in Tangshan. In 1949, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the university was taken over by Ministry of Railways of Central Military Commission. China Jiaotong University was established, with headquarter in Beijing, and branches of Tangshan Engineering Institute and Beijing Railway Management Institute. And the university was renamed Tangshan Engineering College of China Jiaotong University. In August 1950, the university was renamed as Tangshan Engineering College of Northern Jiaotong University. In 1952, with the Adjustment of Departments in Chinese Colleges, the major of Mining, Metallurgy, Chemicals, Architecture, Water Conservancy, Communication etc. were moved out, and the university was renamed Tangshan Railway Institute. In September 1964, the university was moved to Emei Sichuan, according to the decision of Ministry of Railways and national policies. In 1972, the university began to use its present name: Southwest Jiaotong University. In 1989, the headquarter was moved to Chengdu (with Emei as its branch, later a campus). In 2002 Xipu Campus was founded, thus a new pattern of “one university, in two places, with three campuses” is coming into being.

'''May 1896-September 1900''' Imperial Chinese Railway College<br />
'''September 1900-May 1905''' (School Closure because of the invasion of Qing empire by the Eight-Nation Alliance) <br />
'''October 1905-March 1906''' Tangshan Railway College, Imperial Railways of North China <br />
'''April 1906-December 1907''' Tangshan Engineering & Mining College, Imperial Railways of North China <br />
'''January 1908-December 1912''' Tangshan Engineering & Mining College (by the Ministry of Posts and Communications) <br />
'''August 1913-July 1921''' Tangshan Engineering College <br />
'''July 1921-September 1922''' Tangshan College, Chiao Tung University <br />
'''September 1922-February 1928''' Tangshan University <br />
'''February 1928-June 1928''' Tangshan Chiao Tung University <br />
'''June 1928-August 1928''' The Second Chiao Tung University <br />
'''September 1928-August 1931''' Tangshan Civil Engineering College, Chiao Tung University <br />
'''September 1931-August 1937''' Tangshan Engineering College, Chiao Tung University <br />
'''August 1937-January 1942''' Tangshan Engineering College, National Chiao Tung University <br />
'''January 1942-August 1946''' Guizhou Division, National Chiao Tung University <br />
'''August 1946-July 1949''' National Tangshan Engineering College <br />
'''July 1949-August 1950''' Tangshan Engineering College, Jiaotong University of China <br />
'''August 1950-May 1952''' Tangshan Engineering College, Northern Jiaotong University <br />
'''May 1952-March 1972''' Tangshan Institute of Railway <br />
'''March 1972-present''' Southwest Jiaotong University

In 1928, after the establishment of national government, Jiaotong University was re-established by Ministry of Communication with headquarter in Shanghai. The name of the university then was Tangshan Civil Engineering College of Jiaotong University.

==Schools and Departments==
School of Civil Engineering<br />
School of Mechanical Engineering<br />
School of Electrical Engineering<br />
School of Information Science and Technology<br />
School of Economics and Management<br />
School of Foreign Languages<br />
School of Transportation and Logistics<br />
School of Material Science and Engineering<br />
School of Geological Science and Environmental Engineering<br />
School of Architecture<br />
School of Physical Science and Technology<br />
School of Arts and Communications<br />
School of Public Administration<br />
School of Life Sciences and Engineering<br />
School of Mechanics and Engineering<br />
School of Mathematics<br />
School of Political Science<br />
SWJTU-Leeds Joint School<br />
Center for Psychological Research and Counseling<br />
Training Center for Modern Industrial Technology<br />
Department of Physical Education<br />
School of Mao Yisheng<br />
School of Zhan Tianyou<br />
Tangshan Research Institute

==Alumni==
* [[Mao Yisheng]]: an expert on bridge construction and social activist.
* [[Tung-Yen Lin]]: structural engineer best known as the pioneer of standardizing the use of prestressed concrete.
* [[Jianyou Cao]]: One of the earliest contributors to Chinese railway electrification, a member of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and an expert in electric power system; the founder of the school of electrical engineering of Southwest Jiaotong University.

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