Chengdu Jincheng College

Chengdu Jincheng College was founded in 2005, originally known as Sichuan University Jincheng College. In May 2021, with the approval of the Ministry of Education, Sichuan University Jincheng College was transformed into an independently established ordinary higher education institution and was renamed Chengdu Jincheng College.

Approved by the Sichuan Provincial Department of Education and filed with the Ministry of Education, Chengdu Jincheng College is clearly defined as a "non-profit" institution. The college upholds the comprehensive leadership of the Communist Party of China, fully implements the Party's educational policies, adheres to the socialist direction of education, maintains the public welfare nature of education, strives for high-quality development, and takes great responsibility for its teachers, students, staff, and society.

The university is located in the High-tech West District of Chengdu, a well-known hub for enterprises, covering more than 2,100 mu. It primarily offers full-time general undergraduate education, while also providing full-time vocational education. Currently, there are more than 33,700 full-time students pursuing general undergraduate and vocational programs, including over 32,600 undergraduates. The university has 15 teaching colleges (School of Finance and Accounting, School of Computer Science and Software, School of Electronic Information, School of Intelligent Manufacturing, School of Architecture, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Literature and Media, School of Foreign Languages, School of Business Administration, School of Finance, School of Arts, School of Marxism, School of General Education, School of International Education, School of Continuing Education) and 3 specialized colleges (School of Labor, School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, School of Artificial Intelligence).

The university is positioned as a 'multidisciplinary, comprehensive, application-oriented, and entrepreneurship-oriented university'; its talent cultivation goal is to 'train high-quality, versatile, and practically skilled application-oriented talents'; its social service mission is to 'focus on Sichuan, serve the western region, and face the whole country, providing comprehensive support in talent, knowledge, and technology for local economic and social development'; its development goal is 'to build a leading application-oriented university in the West, a first-class university in China, and an internationally renowned first-class university.'