Shenyang Normal University

Shenyang Normal University is a comprehensive university in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China, under the provincial government.

This university's history stretches back to 1951, a time of significant change. Founded as the Northeastern Education College, its initial mission was clear - to address the region's educational needs by training future educators. In its early years, the focus was on equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective teachers. However, the university didn't remain static. Throughout its journey, it underwent transformations, reflecting the evolving educational landscape. Its name changed several times, mirroring these shifts.  In 1953, it became Shenyang Teacher's College, highlighting its teacher training focus. A period of expansion followed, culminating in a name change to Liaoning First Teachers' College in 1965. This reflected its growing stature as a leading institution for teacher education in the region.

The late 1970s brought another name change, a return to Shenyang Teacher's College. This period also marked a turning point. The university began to broaden its academic scope beyond teacher training. It recognized the need for a more comprehensive education system and started offering programs in various disciplines. The year 2001 witnessed a significant milestone. Through a merger with Liaoning Education College, the current university was established. This marked the culmination of its evolution from a teacher training institution to a comprehensive university.