South China Normal University

The South China Normal University was established in the city of Guangzhou in the year 1933 as per the project 211 of the Ministry of Education of the government of China. The university is among one of the most comprehensive universities in China. The South China Normal University has two main campuses along with a new one spreading over hundreds of acres of land in Guangzhou city of China. The South China national university has an endowment value of around 1.2 billion dollars funded by the government of China and private donors from all across Asia. The South China national university has a total of 22,000 students pursuing various undergraduate, postgraduate, and other professional courses. The university holds a student to teacher ratio of around 20:1.