Nanchang University (NCU), recognized for its world-class disciplines under China’s “Double First-Class” Initiative, is a comprehensive institution situated in Nanchang, China, with three campuses: Qian-Hu, Qingshan-Hu, and Dong-Hu. The university’s history traces back to 1921 with the founding of Jiangxi Public Medical College, evolving through several institutional mergers into its current form in 1993. NCU was included in the national “211 Project” and became a high-level institution under joint construction by the Ministry of Education and Jiangxi Provincial Government. The university boasts extensive academic offerings across 92 undergraduate majors, 22 doctoral disciplines, and numerous postdoctoral research stations. Its research excellence is highlighted by significant achievements in materials and engineering, food science, and medical technologies, including awards for innovative projects in LED technology and probiotic fermentation.

The School of Basic Medical Sciences at NCU, established in 1934 and formerly part of Jiangxi Medical College, has developed a robust educational and research framework over the past 80 years. It supports a comprehensive talent cultivation system spanning undergraduate to doctoral levels, with a strong emphasis on moral and practical education. The school’s research is distinguished by high-impact publications and significant funding, focusing on areas such as neuroscience, regenerative medicine, and molecular biology. It features key provincial laboratories and has won multiple accolades for teaching excellence and innovation. With a commitment to integrating interdisciplinary approaches, the school aims to advance medical science and contribute to national health strategies while preparing graduates for global opportunities.