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The Chengdu Institute of Geology, mentioned by the older generation of geologists, was one of the five major geological institutes in the past and is one of the top mineral colleges in China.

It was founded on March 15, 1956, with the approval of the State Council. On March 27, the Ministry of Higher Education and the Ministry of Geology jointly issued a notice to establish Chengdu Institute of Geology, based on the engineering departments of the Geology Department of Chongqing University, Northwest University, and Nanjing University, while also drawing some faculty and staff from Beijing Institute of Geology and Northeast Institute of Geology. The school began enrolling undergraduate students in the same year it was established. After the school’s formation, the entire Petroleum Department and parts of the second and third departments of the original Beijing Institute of Geology were successively relocated to Chengdu.

The school has so far produced over 176,000 graduates for society. Among them, a number of scholars and experts with a certain level of recognition both domestically and internationally have emerged. This includes three academicians from the two academies (notably, Academician Duoji is the first Tibetan academian of the Chinese Academy of Engineering), nine recipients of the “National Outstanding Youth Science Fund,” two recipients of the “Yangtze River Scholar Award Program,” and several winners of the National Science and Technology Progress Special Award and the National “May 1st Labor Medal.” A large number of graduates have made significant contributions to China’s economic construction and social development in various sectors, including central and local governments, departments, land resources, surveying, geology, and petroleum (energy). Their outstanding achievements have been widely recognized by society.