List of Christian Colleges in China

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The following colleges and universities were originally founded by Christian organizations:

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[edit] Colleges and universities

• Anglo-Chinese College, Xiamen
• Anglo-Chinese College, Fuzhou
• Anglo-Chinese College, Tinkling
• Anglo-Chinese College, Shanghai
• Anglo-Chinese College, Shantou
• Anglo-Chinese College, Tianjin
• Beijing University
• Boone University, Wuchang, Hubei
• Canton Christian College
• Central China University
• Cheeloo University
• Comparative Law School of China
• Effie Sears School for Girls (1890) Pingtu
• English Methodist College, Ningbo
• Foochow College now part of Fujian Normal University
• Foochow Girls College now part of Fujian Normal University
• Fukien Christian University now part of Fujian Normal University
• Ginling College
• Hangchow Christian College
• Hangchow Christian University
• Hangchow University
• Hong Kong University
• Huachung University
• Hwa Nan College now part of Fujian Normal University
• John Carter School for Girls later part of North China Baptist College Hwanghsien
• Griffith John College,Hankou
• Kung Hong School
• Lingnan University
• Manchuria Mission College, Shenyang
• Medhurst College, Shanghai
• Mukden Medical College Shenyang
• Nanking Union University
• North China Baptist College
• North China Union College
• North China Union College for Women
• Peking Union Medical College
• Pingtu Institute for Boys (1890) Pingtu
• St. Mark's Anglo-Chinese College
• Saint John's University
• Shaluet College, Shantou
• Shanghai Baptist College now Shanghai University
• Shansi University
• Shantung Christian University, Arts College
• Shantung Christian University, Union Medical College, Jinan
• Shantung Christian University
• Soochow University
• Talmage College
• Training School for Bible Women (1901) Laichowfu
• University of Nanking
• West China Union University
• Williams Memorial School for Girls (1906) Chefoo
• Yenching University
• Ying Wa College

[edit] Theological colleges and seminaries

• Anhui Seminary
• Ashmore Theological Seminary, Shantou
• Bush Theological Seminary (1885) later part of North China Baptist College Hwanghsien
• East China Theological College
• Fujian Theological College
• Guangdong Union Theological College
• Mukden (Presbyterian) Theological College Shenyang
• Nanjing Union Theological Seminary
• North China Union College of Theology
• North East Theological College
• Shaanxi Bible College
• Shandong Theological College
• Shantung Christian University, Theological College, Qingzhou
• Shanghai Baptist Theological Seminary
• Sichuan Theological College
• Yanjing Union Theological College
• Yunnan Theological College
• Zhejiang Theological College
• Zhong Nan Theological Seminary