JMSU Campuses

The First Campus serves as the primary hub of Jiamusi University, hosting a diverse array of colleges and emphasizing comprehensive education across engineering, medicine, arts, humanities, and management disciplines. Divided into A, B, C, and D courtyards, it supports multidisciplinary teaching, research, and student life with facilities like libraries, labs, sports fields, and international centers. This campus focuses on foundational and applied sciences, fostering innovation in key provincial industries.

• Materials Science and Engineering: Courses in advanced materials, metallurgy, and nanotechnology.
• Mechanical Engineering: Mechanical design, automation, and manufacturing technologies.
• Basic Medicine and Public Health: Anatomy, physiology, epidemiology, and preventive medicine.
• Pharmacy: Drug development, pharmacology, and pharmaceutical sciences.
• Information and Electronics Technology: Computer science, electronics engineering, and AI applications.
• Economics and Management: Business administration, finance, and international trade.
• Foreign Languages: English, Russian, and other modern languages with cultural studies.
• Architecture and Civil Engineering: Building design, urban planning, and sustainable construction.
• Arts and Humanities: Fine arts, music performance, literature, and history.
• Sports Science: Physical education, sports training, and coaching methodologies.

The Fourth Campus, located in a rural setting, is under development as a specialized center for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and agricultural biotechnology. It plans facilities for TCM training, herbal breeding, cultural education, and demonstration farms, aligning with the Pharmacy College's focus on cold-climate medicinal plants and sustainable agriculture.

• Traditional Chinese Medicine: Herbal pharmacology, acupuncture, and TCM therapeutics.
• Pharmaceutical Engineering: Drug formulation from local herbs and biopharma.
• Agricultural Biotechnology: Medicinal plant cultivation and seed breeding.
• Drug Material Science: Dao-di herbs (genuine regional medicinals) production.
• Natural Education: Eco-tourism, herbal gardens, and research labs for TCM innovation.

This campus emphasizes practical training in herbal medicine production, supporting Heilongjiang's TCM industry and agronomy programs through real-world bases.

The Second Campus is dedicated exclusively to medical education and training, functioning as the core of the university's Medical School. It integrates clinical practice with theoretical learning, featuring student dormitories, study rooms, and dining facilities tailored for health sciences students. This campus specializes in cultivating medical professionals through hands-on clinical training and research in healthcare delivery.

• Clinical Medicine: Internal medicine, surgery, diagnostics, and patient care.
• Stomatology (Dentistry): Oral health, dental surgery, and prosthodontics.
• Nursing: Patient care, community health nursing, and critical care.
• Preventive Medicine: Epidemiology, health policy, and disease prevention strategies.
• Medical Imaging: Radiology, ultrasound, and diagnostic imaging techniques.
• Anesthesiology: Pain management, surgical anesthesia, and perioperative care.

Emphasis is placed on practical skills development in affiliation with the First Affiliated Hospital, preparing students for medical licensure and advanced residency programs.

The Third Campus operates as the National University Science and Technology Park, an innovation and entrepreneurship base spanning 65,000 square meters. It supports over 100 enterprises, 15 research teams, and 200 researchers, focusing on technology transfer, startups, and interdisciplinary R&D. This campus bridges academia and industry, promoting commercialization of university research.

• Innovation Management: Entrepreneurship training, business incubation, and IP management.
• Technology Transfer: Biomedical materials, advanced manufacturing, and software development.
• Research and Development: Applied engineering projects in materials science and electronics.
• Startup Incubation: Support for student-led ventures in tech and biotech sectors.
• Industry Collaboration: Partnerships for joint R&D in regional economic priorities.

It employs 1,500+ in innovation activities, emphasizing practical skills for tech entrepreneurship and economic development.