Minjiang University is based in Fuzhou, the capital city of Fujian Province. In 2002, with the approval from the Ministry of Education, Minjiang University began to offer full-time bachelor’s degree programs. The university is supported by both Fujian Province and Fuzhou Municipality, with the latter playing the major role. Being on the priority list for development of the Fujian Provincial Government, and the provincial program of building “top-level discipline”, Minjiang University is a pilot institution offering professional master’s degree programs that “serve the country’s special needs” and a model institution for deepening the reform of innovation and entrepreneurship education. Having a glorious past, Minjiang University is an amalgamation of Fuzhou Teachers’ College, established in 1958, and Minjiang Vocational College, established in 1984. Minjiang University has 15 colleges that offer MBA program and 66 bachelor’s degree programs in all the eight major disciplines, covering economics, law, liberal arts, history, science, engineering, management and art. The university has one provincial first-class discipline (Plateau Discipline), 3 provincial key disciplines, 6 provincial applied disciplines, 2 national specialty programs, 1 national first-class specialty program, 14 provincial first-class specialty programs, 5 provincial specialty programs, 7 specialty programs in service industry, 3 provincial application oriented demonstrative program clusters, 5 provincial experimental specialty programs for innovation and entrepreneurship reform, and 6 provincial pilot areas for innovation in talent training model. Minjiang University currently enrolls 16,000 full-time students, with a faculty of more than 1,000. Ninety percent of the faculty members hold a master’s degree or above, among which 35.54% hold a doctorate degree. The university has 12 provincial-level teaching, scientific research and top foreign expert teams, and 102 national, provincial or ministerial-level talents. There are 38 provincial scientific research innovation platforms, including 4 provincial key laboratories. Minjiang University has a total area of 150 hectares, with 541,600 ㎡ building area. The University owns 399 million yuan’s worth of equipment for teaching and research, 1,906 million paper=based books and 1.66 million e-books.